Ardley Island, KGI
Myself and Mel Waterman in the field
A nice day in the field!
Me at Wilkes Hut
Graduation Day
L/R: Diana King, Jo Turnbull, Barry Osmond, Sharon Robinson, Cornelia Buechen Osmond, Mick Ashcroft, Mel Waterman, Rhys Wyber, James Wallman, Jame Wasley
This is what healthy moss looks like!
Bryum pseudotriquetrum
Come and see a great exhibition Stories & structures #iAccelerate @uowresearch @UOW @iAccelerateClub @iaccelerateCEO https://t.co/9HP8URVFIw
“The facts of climate change are not in question. People who oppose it are hurting our children and making the worl… https://t.co/MJPiXwi9n9
RT @NOAAClimate: On Wednesday, Oct 17, at 6pm ET, the "Understanding Ocean Acidification - Using NOAA’s New Educational Tools" webinar will…
RT @writes4wildlife: A leaf from each species of tree in our nearest woods, as inspired by @PinkfootedGus. Our ‘woods’ are actually a @Scot…
RT @alisonhaynes1: #biology52 Word 5. Membrane: from Latin, membrana, a thin layer of skin or tissue covering a body. Cell membranes are ma…
RT @Trichocolea: Some light botany in central London: Orthotrichum diaphanum on one of the old London Planes in Lincoln's Inn Fields, plus…
RT @JaumeFlexas73: Ya me preocupaba el cambio global antes, pero ahora ya ... uf! https://t.co/84LsFvWBz9
RT @NaturePlants: New Article: "Decreases in global beer supply due to extreme drought and heat" https://t.co/sCMrQ1F7Tx [Yes, that's "bill…
RT @marji_puotinen: 4 year old Charlie of #Singapore wants to 'save all the animals' in #kidscareaboutclimatechange drawing contest (https:…
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Hippos in the River Cam 125,000 years ago! This tusk was found at the famous Last Interglacial site at Barrington just…
RT @griffiths_huw: #imabiologist working for @BAS_News in the polar regions. I study where things live and why they live there, how this ha…
RT @EarthObserved: "Geomedians" or geometric medians are cloud-free layers that combine all @USGSLandsat observations into single annual da…
RT @marji_puotinen: Kids tell it like it is: #kidscareaboutclimatechange #drawing contest (https://t.co/KtQjP5qPsf)! 1,180 kids, 7 countri…
My TEDx talk video from UOW TEDx event on 29 October 2016 
A feature about my research on the UOW Women of Impact Series. Includes a brief overview and a video. http://www.uow.edu.au/research/woi/UOW214974.html 
Australian Bryophyte Workshop, Flinders Ranges, South Australia, 20 - 26 August 2016 In Australia's largest mountain ranges, I joined Australian and international bryologists to search out some of the plant kingdom's smallest members - moss, liverworts and hornworts. As I'm a beginner in this field, and was just a few… 
We have just got back from KL where the Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research held its biennial meeting. Mel and I went via Singapore so we could catch up with Jessica on the way. We got to see the Singapore Botanical Gardens as well and meet some VIP orchids. Diana… 
Antarctica is a natural subject for interdisciplinary exploration because it ignites passion and curiosity on so many fronts. The day brought together a kaleidoscope of interested parties from the worlds of visual art, toxicology, history, climate science, law, plant biology and the humanities. Such disciplinary diversity gave a taste of… 
