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DEVELOPING STORY: In a story we broke earlier this week, today is the early bird deadline for #GeoenvironMeet 2024. Join us in Portland for the premier geoenvironmental conference! More info at geoenvironmeet.asce.org!

Sofar's Nevin DiParlo will be onsite in Windsor, Ontario, this week for the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) Annual Meeting, as well as the International Association for Great Lakes Research's 67th Annual Conference. Headed to Windsor? Connect with Nevin via LinkedIn to set up a meeting to learn more about our flexible Spotter Platform, which lowers the cost and complexity of collecting ocean data at scale. Check out publicly available, real-time observations made by a Spotter in Lake Michigan using GLOS' Seagull platform here: https://bit.ly/44RSYmZ 📸: Spotter deployment in the Great Lakes (credit: GLOS / Superior Watershed Partnership) #SofarOcean

Why register for Geotab Connect? There’s at least 5 good reasons here - take advantage of early bird registration now - it ends September 30! Register now https://bit.ly/44Qel6r #geotabconnect

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In this video, we put forward a practical guide on how to prepare for any competitive exam along with a full-time job. https://lnkd.in/eTTbQiM8 #upsc #geology #gategg #netgg #gate #cse #ifos

Did you know that whales have intricate social structures? They form pods with strong familial bonds and exhibit behaviours that suggest emotional depth, such as mourning the loss of a pod member. Whales play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of marine ecosystems. They help regulate the population of species below them in the food chain, which maintains the health of the ocean. Whales also sequester carbon in their massive bodies and when they die, their bodies sink to the ocean floor, effectively removing carbon from the atmosphere for centuries. In a day and age when we know so much more and have access to so much information, how is it that barbaric practices like whaling still exist? Norweigian whalers killed over 580 Minke whales in 2022 and many of the whales targeted were pregnant females. Minkes are hunted under an 'objection' to the global ban on commercial whaling and the hunts are heavily subsidised by the government. If you want to know more about The Hidden Truth of Norway’s horrific whaling industry, watch this documentary that follows the Endangered Species Protection Agency (ESPA) investigation unearthing the reality of modern whaling. #gentlegiants #whales #oceanconservation #science #ocean #whaling

This episode highlights 5 of our most exciting Juno Beach discoveries and discussions. From the size of the site, to the presence of Teredo crust, and the high potential for intact subsurface cultural deposits, there's never a dull moment at Juno. ▶️ https://lnkd.in/eMhsEt28

🙌 Weaving a better future for coral reefs and culture In 2019, AIMS scientists and Traditional Custodians first gathered on Woppaburra sea Country in the southern Great Barrier Reef and began weaving a better future for coral reefs and culture. The Woppaburra Coral Project was the first cab off the rank for AIMS’ new way of doing business with Traditional Owners. We now seek partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, learning from each other through two-way knowledge sharing of culture and sea Country. Our partnership with Woppaburra Traditional Custodians has deepened, and all sorts of surprising outcomes have occurred – it’s not just about the science. 📺 Watch the full video: https://bit.ly/3LfKa1t 🚨 WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following video may contain images and voices of deceased persons. The Woppaburra Coral Project is part of the Australian Coral Reef Resilience Initiative, a partnership between AIMS, BHP and Woppaburra Traditional Custodians. #NAIDOCWeek #ACRRI #GreatBarrierReef

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https://lnkd.in/gJMeqsPD A new deep-sea mapping project has revealed near-continuous reefs of cold-water corals spanning an area the size of Vermont just off the southeast U.S. coastline.