Our hard work over the past many years has been recognised by affording us the opportunity to run a scientific session at the high-profile Symposium on the Effects of Climate Change on the World’s Ocean in Bergen at the end of April
We finally managed to get a piccie of Lynne with her Gilchrist Medal, which she was awarded at the SAMSS conference this year. This is the highest honour for marine scientists in South Africa. Congratulations again, Lynne - so well deserved!
Astrid and Lynne were invited to present prestigious plenary talks this year. At the 2022 Southern African Marine Science Symposium (SAMSS) in Durban, Astrid spoke about “A voyage to marine inter- and transdisciplinary fisheries research” a
Marine inter- and transdisciplinary research has finally got its own space at UCT, on the 4th floor of the John Day Biology Building, and the refurbishment is making good progress.
Lynne Shannon was part of a group of 50 scientists who collaborated to provide scientific inputs to the discussions and negotiations currently underway in finalising the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework.
We have funding for eligible South African candidates for research towards a PhD as part of the project "Building adaptive capacity to ocean change at multiple scales through promoting ecosystem-based adaptation and community engagement (Eco-