Nick Graham

Nick Graham

nickajgraham.bsky.social

Professor of Marine Ecology. Coral reefs, climate change, fisheries, management, social-ecological systems, seabird nutrient inputs

👤 Joined on 26 Januar 2024

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Reefs are more than coral cover. This review, published in @globalchangebio.bsky.social, shows how global change is reshaping coral communities—and why losing key reef-building corals can threaten the structure and biodiversity reefs depend on. Read the review: doi.org/10.1111/gcb.... #CoralReefs

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Timed with breast cancer awareness month, here is an essay that I wrote while going through my own cancer journey to help uplift me. I hope you find it hopeful as well: www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/... #Pinktober

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New paper! We outline the shortfall in #behavioural #diversity knowledge, exploring why it matters, how the existing data are distributed, and how we can create solutions www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... Led by @ivanjaric.bsky.social + many awesome co-authors! @macrobehaviour.bsky.social

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PhD OPPORTUNITY: From sound to species: scalable acoustic monitoring of UK coastal fish www.exageo.org/phd-student-... Join me @timlamont.bsky.social @tiffanyvlaar.bsky.social + CASE partner @naturalengland.bsky.social! Oct2027 start, 3.5yrs funded, deadline Jan 31st Diverse applicants encouraged

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25 Oktober 2026 12:40

Seabirds and native forests are key to keeping low-lying islands above rising seas. A new study finds that nutrient-rich guano and native trees accelerate reef growth, helping rat-free atolls keep pace with sea-level rise under 2°C of global warming. Ruth Kamnitzer reports for #Mongabay.

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