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  1. User Story - Bringing Steinbeck & Ricketts Into The MBON Era
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    marinebon.org/blog/2026/02/26/ <-- shared technical article 🔗
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    marinebon.org/p2p/about.html <-- shared MBON Pole to Pole initiative 🔗
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    [As a US naturalized citizen, ‘Travels with Charley’ is one of my favourite travel/Americana books (just behind Least Heat Moon’s ‘Blue Highways’), storytelling supreme, especially with Steinbeck’s personal situation at the time; this building on that exploration and observation - including ‘Log from the Sea of Cortez’ - is truly a joy to see]
    #Biodiversity #change #OceanScience #MarineBiology #ClimateChange #MBON #Conservation #revisiting #SeaOfCortez #Mexico #monitoring #survey #GIS #spatial #mapping #biology #ecosystems #spatiotemporal #Americas #MBONPoleToPole #GreenFlashConservationScience #conservation #intertidal #DNA #collection #sampling #naturalhistory #Baja #marine #coast #coastal #JohnSteinbeck #EdRicketts #science #citizenscience #tidepool
    @MBON | @NOAA

  2. User Story - Bringing Steinbeck & Ricketts Into The MBON Era
    --
    marinebon.org/blog/2026/02/26/ <-- shared technical article 🔗
    --
    marinebon.org/p2p/about.html <-- shared MBON Pole to Pole initiative 🔗
    --
    [As a US naturalized citizen, ‘Travels with Charley’ is one of my favourite travel/Americana books (just behind Least Heat Moon’s ‘Blue Highways’), storytelling supreme, especially with Steinbeck’s personal situation at the time; this building on that exploration and observation - including ‘Log from the Sea of Cortez’ - is truly a joy to see]

    @MBON | @NOAA

  3. An undergraduate student here at #LincolnUniversityNZ, Shuizetinglan, was interested in exploring tide pools so we suggested he visit Inainatu/Pile Bay in Lyttelton Harbour. It has an extensive rocky platform that's exposed at low tide where various intertidal creatures can be found.

    Shuizetinglan visited there on the weekend and found several interesting things, like the 5th observation on #iNaturalist from Banks Peninsula of a dwarf brittle seastar, the 1st observation on iNaturalist from Banks Peninsula of a Jewel Anemone, and this, the 1st observation on iNaturalist from Banks Peninsula of a sea spider.

    When it comes to local intertidal biodiversity, there's a lot still to document.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/30

    #marine #intertidal #tidepool #nz #Christchurch #BanksPeninsula #iNaturalistNZ #nature

  4. An undergraduate student here at #LincolnUniversityNZ, Shuizetinglan, was interested in exploring tide pools so we suggested he visit Inainatu/Pile Bay in Lyttelton Harbour. It has an extensive rocky platform that's exposed at low tide where various intertidal creatures can be found.

    Shuizetinglan visited there on the weekend and found several interesting things, like the 5th observation on #iNaturalist from Banks Peninsula of a dwarf brittle seastar, the 1st observation on iNaturalist from Banks Peninsula of a Jewel Anemone, and this, the 1st observation on iNaturalist from Banks Peninsula of a sea spider.

    When it comes to local intertidal biodiversity, there's a lot still to document.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/30

    #marine #intertidal #tidepool #nz #Christchurch #BanksPeninsula #iNaturalistNZ #nature

  5. @alcootatooter also and just for good measure :awesome: #wildoz
    "There are about 1000 species of #Chiton worldwide, Australia has about 150 species and 90% of these are native to #Australia. Most species are quite small (between 2 and 5 cm long). The largest rarely exceed 30 cm. All chitons are marine living, in cold water and in the tropics, mostly in #intertidal or #subtidal zones." mesa.edu.au/molluscs/molluscs_

  6. @alcootatooter also and just for good measure :awesome: #wildoz
    "There are about 1000 species of #Chiton worldwide, Australia has about 150 species and 90% of these are native to #Australia. Most species are quite small (between 2 and 5 cm long). The largest rarely exceed 30 cm. All chitons are marine living, in cold water and in the tropics, mostly in #intertidal or #subtidal zones." mesa.edu.au/molluscs/molluscs_

  7. Exceptional analysis of the 2021 #PNW #heat #dome.

    OA 🔗 nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    Quotes: “…(analyses of) deaths in metropolitan #Vancouver found that they were disproportionately in neighborhoods with higher #material and #social #deprivation and lower levels of #green #space…”

    “…over one million #mussels were estimated to have died in a mere 100-m stretch of #shoreline…”

    “…the #heatwave killed ~10 million #barnacles along a single 100-m stretch of #intertidal #habitat…”

    #ClimateChange 🔥🌡️🌎

  8. Exceptional analysis of the 2021 #PNW #heat #dome.

    OA 🔗 nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    Quotes: “…(analyses of) deaths in metropolitan #Vancouver found that they were disproportionately in neighborhoods with higher #material and #social #deprivation and lower levels of #green #space…”

    “…over one million #mussels were estimated to have died in a mere 100-m stretch of #shoreline…”

    “…the #heatwave killed ~10 million #barnacles along a single 100-m stretch of #intertidal #habitat…”

    #ClimateChange 🔥🌡️🌎

  9. Want to know how we can . . .

    Discover new critters?
    Save endangered species from climate change?
    Maybe even help cure human diseases?

    These things are possible - if the #CALeg approves and the Governor signs a DNA database for the estimated 27,000 species in California's #intertidal zone. We're so grateful to Assemblymember Ash Kalra for championing our #biodiversity budget request.

    You can help, too -- sign our petition and get updates on what you can do! actionnetwork.org/petitions/in

  10. When I first saw this prawn (Palaemon sp.) in the rockpools last year, I though I’d stumbled on a new species! But alas no. This poor chap is infected with a fungus Inodosporus octosporus, which has caused his insides to turn a milky white. The common name of this infection is, in fact, milk disease!

    #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #northnorfolkcoast #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #rockpools #rockpooling #prawn #fungi #fungus

  11. When I first saw this prawn (Palaemon sp.) in the rockpools last year, I though I’d stumbled on a new species! But alas no. This poor chap is infected with a fungus Inodosporus octosporus, which has caused his insides to turn a milky white. The common name of this infection is, in fact, milk disease!

    #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #northnorfolkcoast #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #rockpools #rockpooling #prawn #fungi #fungus

  12. My beach cleaning brings me lots of surprises, especially living ones! I’ve rescued many animals over the last few years, washed up on the beach, that I’ve returned to the water in the hope they’ll survive. AND I’m going LIVE with @koala_holly this morning at 11am, over on Instagram. Please join us for intertidal marine chitchat! On insta I’m @elizabethbeston

    youtu.be/hfww-1ZAyzY

    #marinebiology #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #animalrescue

  13. My beach cleaning brings me lots of surprises, especially living ones! I’ve rescued many animals over the last few years, washed up on the beach, that I’ve returned to the water in the hope they’ll survive. AND I’m going LIVE with @koala_holly this morning at 11am, over on Instagram. Please join us for intertidal marine chitchat! On insta I’m @elizabethbeston

    youtu.be/hfww-1ZAyzY

    #marinebiology #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #animalrescue

  14. RT @OceanYodeller: Our paper that mapped #intertidal #macroalgae and #eelgrass in SW Greenland was supported by @HereonHelmholtz, @EcoscienceAU, and @ARC_AU.

    CTD data and #Sentinel2 images were provided by @GEM_Arctic and @CopernicusEU, respectively

    Lots of #opensource #science in this paper!

    🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/CopernicusEU/

  15. At the N Bay of #Scarborough at low tide this afternoon, a Grey Heron was failing to swallow a spiny, large-headed #fish, these were my best photos, a Sculpin? #marine #intertidal #HullNats

  16. The velvet swimming crab aka devils crab (Necora puber) has a bit of a rep. I don’t think the devil bit in the name helps! Admittedly, they do seem a little aggressive when you come across them! I’m always impressed with their ‘I’m bigger than you!’ attitude 😍

    #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #northnorfolkcoast #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #rockpools #rockpooling #crab #crabs

  17. A common brittlestar (Ophiothrix fragile). Unlike starfish, a brittlestar’s arms don’t have organs in them, and are primarily used for locomotion. To be a total hypocrite, I wouldn’t recommend handling brittlestars as their arms break very easily. These were held briefly for identification and a video for my records and then gently placed back.

    #marinebiology #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #rockpools #rockpooling #brittlestar

    youtu.be/jnA8r6m02ig

  18. Starfish can regenerate their arms, like this one is doing. And it’s not just the odd arm here and there, oh no! It is thought that they can pretty much regenerate a whole body, just as long as the central disc is intact! This is no mean feat, considering that starfish’s arms contain a water vascular system for moving hundreds of tube feet, their reproductive organs, their digestive system, and their eyes!!

    #marinebiology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #starfish #seastar

  19. Some nature finds from my beach clean this morning. Clockwise from top left - common whelk (Buccinum undatum) eggs; hydroid Amphisbetia operculata (edited) with worm tubes and a itty bitty sea squirt living on it; the smallest razor clam shell I’ve ever seen; bryozoan Electra pilosa growing on plastic rubbish. Everything was left on the beach, apart from the plastic.

    #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #northnorfolkcoast #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #beachcombing

  20. Three animals that look like seaweed. From left to right, sponge (mermaid’s glove), bryozoan (hornwrack), hydroid (unsure of species, maybe helter skelter).
    All found on the beach this morning.

    #marinebiology #marinebiologyuk #northnorfolkcoast #northsea #sea #ocean #biology #wildlife #nature #intertidal #bryozoan #hydroid #sponge