A bit late in posting, but had an incredible experience at ITRS in Brest, France. I had the chance to present a poster, hear many amazing talks, and connect with so many passionate researchers. Feeling privileged to be part of this community. Already looking forward to the next one!

Queen bee tag update 🐝 We had 50–75% success relocating previously tagged juvenile Laminaria digitata. Some tags may have been obscured by holdfast growth or sediment. Rising tides made searches challenging. Plan B is underway for next month 🧐

Grateful for the opportunity to present at the MBA Postgraduate Conference 2025 in Hull!

Looking forward to the rest of the talks over the coming days.

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Starting to organise Marine Biological Association Postgraduate Conference 2026. This time hosted by Newcastle University, see you here next April!

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Tagging juvenile kelp with queen bee tags 🐝 Spot them if you can 🔍 I'll check back next month to measure their growth to compare naturally occurring juveniles with my restoration efforts. Updates soon!

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A perfect Monday morning spent collecting kelp holdfasts for an MRes project looking at marine heatwaves 🤿🌊

Spot me working very hard…..

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A trip to the field is a rare treat recently, but a lovely day in the field helping PhD students with testing kelp restoration techniques on exposed coasts and the effects of topography on kelp restoration success @robynmastinwynn.bsky.social @newcastleuni.bsky.social

Excited to put my new RYA commercially endorsed powerboat Level 2 certificate to use in the coming months! 🚤🌊

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