[Coral-List] Pithy summaries of cutting edge climate change and microbe research

[meam at sdcarr.com]

Dear Coral List,

The MEAM (Marine Ecosystems and Management) newsletter recently
published two “Skimmer” features that might be of interest to many
on this list. They are easy-to-read, bulleted summaries of cutting-edge
findings and insights on the effects of climate change on the ocean.


How weather and climate extremes are impacting the ocean:
https://meam.openchannels.org/news/meam/skimmer-how-weather-and-climate-extremes-are-impacting-ocean


Managing and conserving ocean ecosystems in a rapidly changing climate:
https://meam.openchannels.org/news/meam/skimmer-managing-and-conserving-ocean-ecosystems-rapidly-changing-climate


We also have a new Skimmer feature about the impacts of bacteria and
viruses on ocean health – including the potential of probiotics for
coral reefs.

Tiny but mighty: ocean health depends on bacteria and viruses, so what
should managers know about them?:
https://meam.openchannels.org/news/meam/tiny-mighty-ocean-health-depends-bacteria-and-viruses-so-what-should-managers-know-about


Hope you find them useful!
Sarah Carr


Sarah D. Carr. Ph.D.
Editor, Marine Ecosystems and Management
E-mail: meam at sdcarr.com
Phone: 202-302-3059
Skype: sdcarr