Welcome to another episode of SIMS' podcast 'Conversation Currents'. Every episode will feature a guest speaker in the marine science space and will focus on science to revive our oceans. This will include researchers, academics, philanthropists, technical staff and many more!

In this episode Jen chats about her background in marine science and coral conservation, the importance of nutrition in maintaining coral health and how this might mitigate beaching events, and how this might inform the arrival of subtropical corals in Sydney.

This comes as Zimmermann has partnered with SIMS to sponsor Dr. Jen Matthews as the recipient of the inaugural Zimmermann Biodiversity Fellowship. We are so excited about this project!

Music: 'Cirrus' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

Welcome to another episode of SIMS' podcast 'Conversation Currents'. Every episode will feature a guest speaker in the marine science space and will focus on science to revive our oceans. This will include researchers, academics, philanthropists, technical staff and many more!

In this episode Dave chats about his background in Marine Science, the extraordinary biodiversity of Sydney Harbour, the tropicalisation of Australia's temperate waters, 'Project Restore's restoration of Sydney Harbour's fish habitats and of course the Sydney Seahorse Project.

Music: 'Cirrus' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

Welcome to another episode of SIMS' podcast 'Conversation Currents'. Every episode will feature a guest speaker in the marine science space and will focus on science to revive our oceans. This will include researchers, academics, philanthropists, technical staff and many more!

This episode is released during NAIDOC week, and this week's guest, Dr. Mitchell Gibbs from The University of Sydney focusses much of his research on incorporating Indigenous knowledge in Western science.In this episode Mitch chats about the importance of acknowledgement in the communication of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) to academia, his perspective on climate action, and his upcoming Fullbright scholarship where he is heading to North America to learn from existing work in ethically incorporating TEK into Western science.

Music: 'Cirrus' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

Announcing our first episode of the 'Conversation Currents with SIMS' podcast. Every episode will feature a guest speaker in the marine science space and will focus on science to revive our oceans. This will include researchers, academics, philanthropists, technical staff and many more!

Our first episode features a very special guest, John Preston, founder of the Auxilium Foundation and a vital supporter of SIMS.

Music: 'Cirrus' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au