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2021 Coastal Wetlands Twitter Conference Presentations

  • Posted by Natasha Watson
  • On November 12, 2021

The Global Wetlands Project hosted the inaugural Coastal Wetlands Twitter Conference on Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 October 2021. The #CWTC21 conference was held completely on Twitter – with internet access you could participate in the conference. Presenters, following a conference schedule, delivered their presentation via Tweets.

The conference program and links to the Twitter presentations can be found below. You can also view the Twitter presentations by searching ‘#CWTC21’ in Twitter.

The four keynote presentations (10 minutes each) are available on The Global Wetlands Project YouTube Channel. They were:

Lina Mtwana Nordlund, Associate Senior Lecturer, Uppsala University
Presentation: Seagrass ecosystem services

Kerrylee Rogers, Associate Professor, University of Wollongong
Presentation: Coastal ecosystems are highly dynamic and global change models need your local-scale data

Michael Sievers, Research Fellow, Griffith University
Presentation: Global typologies of coastal wetland status

Anusha Rajkaran, Senior Lecturer, University of the Western Cape
Presentation: The impact of heavy metals and microplastics on the provision of ecosystem services by coastal habitats

The Twitter conference provided the opportunity for students, scientists, coastal wetland managers and policy-makers to come together and share their research and experiences of coastal wetlands on an international stage. A review of the engagement on Twitter with the presentations can be found on The Global Wetlands Project blog.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

The first session was held 9.00am – 11.10am BST, Tuesday 26 October
To view the Twitter presentations, click on the title below.

TIME PRESENTER TWITTER HANDLE TITLE
9.00am BST Kerrylee Rogers @KerryleeRogers_ Coastal ecosystems are highly dynamic and global change models need your local-scale data
9.10am BST Cameron Webb @mozziebites Managing mosquitoes associated with coastal wetlands in urban environments
9.20am BST James Robinson @jamesthetyke Managed realignment in the UK: progress and barriers
9.30am BST Thomas Worthington @mangroves The Mangrove Restoration Tracker Tool: a global restoration reporting framework to meet local practitioner needs
9.40am BST Ariana Magini @ArianaMags Intertidal Integration: Can climate policy integration facilitate Nature-Based Solutions implementation such as mangrove and coastal wetlands restoration in Australia?
9.50am BST Alyssa Giffin @AlyssaGiffin Marine and coastal ecosystem-based climate adaptation strategies
10.00am BST Maria Mas @Bats_Mas Winter bat activity: the role of wetlands as food and drinking reservoirs in a Climate Change scenario
10.10am BST Riccardo Losciale @RLosciale A Climate Vulnerability Index for “World Heritage seagrass habitats”
10.20am BST Jackson Stockbridge @jackson_stock A cautionary tale about spatial cumulative impact assessments of seagrasses
10.30am BST Mischa Turschwell @turschwell Context matters for mangrove conservation
10.40am BST Andria Ostrowski @AndriaOstrowski Stressors in the real world: Evaluating multiple stressor research in coastal wetlands
10.50am BST

11.00am BST

Ana Sousa

Carmen Santos

@anaifsousa

@cbdelosantos

Nature-based Solutions foster intertidal seagrass resilience and restoration success: guidelines and upscaling program
Recent trend reversal for declining European seagrass

The second session was held 13.00pm – 15.00pm PDT, Tuesday 26 October
To view the Twitter presentations, click on the title below.

TIME PRESENTER TWITTER HANDLE TITLE
13.00pm PDT Michael Sievers @SieversSci Global typologies of coastal wetland status
13.10pm PDT Charles Cadier @charles_cadier Indicators of coastal wetlands restoration success: a systematic review
13.20pm PDT Michael Bradley @japhybradley Fish habitat futures: context-dependence in ecosystem services
13.30pm PDT Rod Connolly @ConnollyLab One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish: supercharging citizen science through automated wetland monitoring
13.40pm PDT Abigail Barenblitt @abarenblitt Invasion in the Niger Delta: Using Google Earth Engine to remotely sense mangrove conversion to Nypa fruticans from 2015-2020
13.50pm PDT Hannah Morrissette @hkmorrissette Belize Blue Carbon – Creating a Baseline
14.00pm PDT Zoë Shribman @zshribz Mangrove necromass: exploring the blue carbon potential of dead roots
14.10pm PDT Anna Armitage @MarshDispatch The ebb and flow of mangrove encroachment in the Gulf of Mexico: recovery dynamics following a major cold damage event
14.20pm PDT Clayton Hale @ClaytonHale3 Regeneration of an Imperilled Tree Species Post Cyclone Disturbance in a Coastal Freshwater Wetland
14.30pm PDT Lin Xiong @Dr_Lin_XIONG Quantifying mangrove forest canopy regrowth after a major hurricane with multiple, large-scale repeat G-LiHT airborne Lidar
14.40pm PDT Laura Griffiths @oceangriffiths Metabolomic indicators for low-light stress in seagrass
14.50pm PDT Jillian Dunic @jdunic Long-term declines and recovery of meadow area across the world’s seagrass bioregions

The third session was held 9.00am – Noon BST, 27 October 2021
To view the Twitter presentations, click the title below.

TIME PRESENTER TWITTER HANDLE TITLE
9.00am BST Lina Mtwana Nordlund @ResearchLina Seagrass ecosystem services
9.10am BST Save Our Mangroves Now! @MangrovesNow #RootsofHope – why we need mangroves for a sustainable blue economy
9.20am BST Amrit Kumar Mishra @SeagrasEcology Ecological connectivity between seagrass and mangrove ecosystems and influence on carbon storage
9.30am BST Yota Harada @haradaoceans A new tracer technology to quantify blue carbon dynamics
9.40am BST Sophie Russell @sophkaterussell Assessing drivers of variability in blue carbon soil stocks
9.50am BST Radhika Bhargava @radb06 Previous shoreline dynamics impact future susceptibility to loss of mangroves during an extreme weather event – case study from Sundarbans
10.00am BST Anwesha Ghosh @Anweghosh Litterfall induced changes in bacterioplankton communities of Sundarbans
10.10am BST BREAK
10.20am BST Christina Buelow @ChristinABuelow Global opportunities for conserving vegetated coastal wetlands
10.30am BST Chris Brown @bluecology Filling gaps in recognition of coastal wetlands in global ecosystem assessments
10.40am BST Yasmine Gatt @Yasmine_Gatt Quantifying the reporting, coverage and consistency of key indicators in mangrove restoration projects
10.50am BST Thomas Worthington @T_A_Worthington Mangrove restoration potential: A global map highlighting a critical opportunity
11.00am BST Pushpak Baviskar @Theehearty Mapping spatial and temporal distribution of mangrove forests in the coastal city of Mumbai
11.10am BST Carmen Danae Azor @carmendanae The Degradation of Ramsar Sites in the Dominican Republic
11.20am BST César Herrara @CexyNature Biodiversity beyond species census: assessing organisms’ traits and functional attributes using computer vision
11.30am BST Nathan Waltham @WalthamNathan Future of coastal wetlands on the Great Barrier Reef
11.40am BST Break
11.50am BST Anusha Rajkaran @AnushaRajkaran The impact of heavy metals and microplastics on the provision of ecosystem services by coastal habitats

 

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