Your Sushi Addiction is Not Soy Healthy – by Claire Griffin
When asked, “if you could eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?” my answer would be raw tuna sushi. Read More
Saving the world’s smallest marine mammal from extinction – by Andreas Keereman
“With as few as 10 vaquitas left, the species will become extinct without a fully enforced gillnet ban…”[i] The extraordinary vaquitas are a species… Read More
2305ENV Sea-bird Dissections
20th September, 2021 2305ENV seeks to equip students, not only with the information and drive to take on today’s greatest environmental challenges, but also practical… Read More
Not So Nutritious: how microplastics are polluting the diet of manta rays and whale sharks – By Jessell Minchin-Stephens
Plastic, it is impossible to escape. Almost every single activity you have undertaken today will have included some sort of plastic. Your toothbrush, phone case,… Read More
Maternal offloading in elasmobranchs – the invisible killer affecting future generations of marine megafauna – By Jasmine Rasmussen
One area of science that often fails to reach public emotional interest is ecotoxicology. The bioaccumulation of toxic trace elements and persistent organic pollutants (POPs)… Read More
2020 Field Trips
2020 saw a record number of enrollments in Marine Megafauna; Sentinels of the Sea and we worked hard to ensure that the all-time favourite whale… Read More
Keepers of the Kelp – Star Allen (ENV2305 Class of 2019)
When most people think of sea otters, they think about the cute and cuddly nature of the species. Whilst there is no denying their charming… Read More
‘Hatuna Matata’ or is there no worries? The Over-fishing of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna – Jordan Stocker-Hoida (2018 ENV2305 Student)
Over-fishing is possibly humankind’s greatest threat to the marine environment, the ‘Unnatural History of the Sea’ by Callum Roberts tells us that much. The seas… Read More
Temperature Dependant Mortality in Turtle Hatchlings on the Rise – Joshua Glen (2017 ENV2305 student)
Turtle species that exhibit Temperature Dependant Sex Determination are increasingly threatened by rising temperatures. New research points to higher temperatures being responsible for increasing mortality… Read More
ENV2305 Becomes a Core Course in the Griffith University Marine Sciences B.Sc. Degree
2018 saw ENV2305 become a core course of the Griffith University Marine Sciences B.Sc. degree, running throughout trimester 2. With an increase in student numbers,… Read More
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