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Funding Alert! Thank you to @conserveturtles for funding one of our latest projects through the Sea Turtle Grants Program! Investigating loggerhead sea turtle embryonic tolerance to wave exposure and groundwater inundation will partner the @mtrecgroup with the volunteer monitoring program on the ground on Saint George Island (@sgi.mtph) to improve our understanding of this ubiquitous threat to sea turtles. Check out http://www.conserveturtles.org/turtleblog/ and https://wareresearch.com/posts/ (Linkin.bio) for more details, and be sure to stay tuned for project updates this summer!⁠

Today is #WorldWaterDay! When reflecting on water, I'm always drawn back to a portion of President John F. Kennedy's remarks at the America's Cup sailing competition in 1962:⁠

HOT OFF THE PRESS! The lab’s latest paper “Conservation interventions to reduce vessel strikes on sea turtles: A case study in Florida” is now available in Marine Policy! It’s free to download until 28 April at the linkin.bio!

Happy International Women's Day! Today we celebrate all the contributions of women to our society - particularly those in STEM and specifically those who make our lab (@mtrecgroup) possible! Their hard work and dedication benefit us all and we can't let them go unnoticed. Unfortunately, only 28% of STEM members are women. So what are you doing to help women get equal representation in STEM?⁠

Happy #WorldWildlifeDay! This year's theme is "Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet". Hundreds of millions of people live in or near our planet's forests and all of us rely on the ecosystem services they provide. When was the last time you took a walk through the forest or took stock of where your day-to-day materials came from? Today is as good a day as any!⁠

**New Paper Coming Soon**⁠

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