Go check out the posters! #ICRS2016
Hawai’i – This week (June 19-14) the International Coral Reef Symposium gathers 2,500+ coral reef scientists, policy makers and managers from 97 nations to present the latest research (and more!) in coral sustainability. It’s an important meeting and we’re looking forward to hearing friends and colleagues let us know the highlights.
Key links
13th International Coral Reef Symposium
Facebook Page
@ICRS2016
Resources
- NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program http://coralreef.noaa.gov/gallery/images.html
- NOAA Deep Sea Coral Data https://deepseacoraldata.noaa.gov/gallery/front-page-carousel
- NOAA National Ocean Service Photo Library http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/gallery/
- National Marine Sanctuaries Media Library https://marinelife.noaa.gov/media_lib/
Questions
Are livestreaming and archived video available online?
No one cares. No one is listening. Wrong. TV, online, print, radio. Scientists, you are a voice for coral. #ICRS2016
Who is using Twitter?
@MattTietbs47 @physiologyfish @CoralCoE @CoralReefFish@bluecology @wrong_whale missed #tweetup but @ SDSU & SIO booth til 3pm, stop by?
What would locals like visitors to know about Hawai’i?
Kūpuna Sharing Tonight #ICRS2016 visit Wally Ito @ewalimuoutreach booth & @kuahawaii mini-mural station #ainamomona
Have to state the obvious: It’s so surreal to be discussing the tropical regions of the world and to not see many tropical faces.#ICRS2016
Background
Key Issues
Planeta.com