Alison Kock
@urbanedgesharks.bsky.social
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Marine scientist & research manager
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urbanedgesharks.bsky.social
This short film by #seachangeproject in collaboration with #sanparks showcases the work managers, rangers, socio-economic transformation officers & scientists do in the #TableMountainNationalPark #MPA. I hope you enjoy it! youtube.com/watch?v=rpDR...
Celebrating Marine Protected Area Day: Protecting Table Mountain's Marine Sanctuary
YouTube video by SANParks
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saveourseas.bsky.social
In the final episode of the season, we talk about the most iconic shark species of all time - the white shark. In this episode of #WoS, marine biologist Dr Alison Kock shares everything she knows about this elusive species.

Listen here: saveourseas.com/worldofshark...

@sharkspotters.bsky.social
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saveourseas.bsky.social
The #MegaMove project proves that scientists have done the work: we know where we need to protect our ocean giants, and we understand what interventions will make protection effective.

#MegaMove #IMMegAs #MarineConservation #ScienceForChange #30X30 #MegaData

@anammsequeira.bsky.social
urbanedgesharks.bsky.social
So much fun talking about white sharks & why they are such incredible & successful animals! Thanks @saveourseas.bsky.socia and the #worldofsharks!
saveourseas.bsky.social
In the final episode of the season, we talk about the most iconic shark species of all time - the white shark. In this episode of #WoS, marine biologist Dr Alison Kock shares everything she knows about this elusive species.

Listen here: saveourseas.com/worldofshark...

@sharkspotters.bsky.social
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trevorabranch.bsky.social
A public talk by me 30 June in Seattle: "Whales fear orcas, changing their songs, migration and growth"
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bellareeves.bsky.social
Last call ⏳🚨

If you have any elasmobranch and killer whale interaction records we want to hear about it!

Please reach our team with the email below, would love to include them in our global review!
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dailymaverick.co.za
For more than two decades, Shark Spotters has watched Cape Town’s ocean from above. Now, Shark Spotters, led by Sarah Waries, is looking to the mountains and suburbs of the southern Peninsula as it leads a new holistic approach to managing some of the city’s most controversial residents — baboons.
HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONTACT: From beaches to baboons, Shark Spotters brings holistic approach to human-wildlife conflict management
www.dailymaverick.co.za
urbanedgesharks.bsky.social
Thank you for all the incredible work you, Tammy and the team at @suhealthsci.bsky.social do on marine invasive species and their impact in South Africa. I look forward to working together soon again! @sjackland.bsky.social thanks for leading the charge!
mirandandersen.bsky.social
Excited to share this collaborative work with SANParks—though less thrilled to report another marine bioinvasion in a South African MPA.

Huge thanks to lead author @sjackland.bsky.social. Read our paper here: doi.org/10.3391/bir....
urbanedgesharks.bsky.social
That is a great question! They can curl up in both directions & it’s not only the one direction.
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nickdulvy.bsky.social
New summary of 2 massive recent publications documenting the status and trends of sharks, rays, and chimaeras 🧪🦈🌎 @mongabay.bsky.social
news.mongabay.com/2025/01/new-...
news.mongabay.com
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joeymaier.bsky.social
Further, more recent coverage of #Shark research by @urbanedgesharks.bsky.social, who is quoted in this popular press article

www.sciencealert.com/great-white-...
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drjeffshima.bsky.social
Come join us at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand! We are hiring a tenure-track marine biologist/ecologist (Lecturer/Senior Lecturer = US Assistant Professor). NZ lifestyle, a beautiful marine lab, and great colleagues! tinyurl.com/ymmdsjus Please share widely!
School of Biological Sciences building, Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)