3rd March to 3rd March, 6pm-7:30pm
Join Alessandra Vallim, SeaKeepers South Pacific Program Manager and PhD researcher,
as she shares her PHD research findings and her work with Seakeeper Society.
Her work explores how large marine animals, like rays, sharks, and whales, disturb
seafloor sediments and drive key biogeochemical processes. Alessandra’s research
highlights these animals as active ecosystem engineers. Her work with Seakeepers
connects scientific research with community engagement through citizen science
Door open at 5.30 pm, talk starts at 6 pm.