Brendan Godley
Conservation Scientist, U of Exeter, Cornwall (UK). Biodiversity, ecology & conservation (research, practice & education). Esp. marine realm- sea turtles, fisheries, and ocean plastic. Academic Lead at @exetermarine.bsky.social & @exetergses.bsky.social
Mud worms: the scientists’ secret weapon for saving the worldwww.thetimes.co.uk From Scotland to South Africa the hunt is on for burrowing invertebrates who could hold the key to carbon capture
University of Exeter rated leading institution in the country for ecology and evolution researchnews.exeter.ac.uk The quality of research undertaken by the University of Exeter in the fields of ecology and evolution has been ranked as the best in the country by a new international league table. The rankings, comp...
Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says researchtheconversation.com Hi-tech green LED lights attached to fishing gear can act as a deterrent to turtles and help reduce bycatch by approximately 40%.
Green lights on fishing nets could slash bycatch of sea turtles, says researchtheconversation.com Hi-tech green LED lights attached to fishing gear can act as a deterrent to turtles and help reduce bycatch by approximately 40%.
Research Associate in Conservation Science and Knowledge Exchangejobs.ncl.ac.uk Research Associate in Conservation Science and Knowledge Exchange
Microplastic burden in marine benthic invertebrates depends on species traits and feeding ecology wi...nature.com Microplastic uptake by animals is often assumed to reflect the level of contamination in the environment. Here, the authors compile a global inventory of individual microplastic body burden in benthic...