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Meet Rebecca Langton – Species Distribution Modeller
January 30, 2019 by Marine Directorate Communications No Comments | Category Marine Directorate general, Marine Directorate Science, Marine Planning, Science in Government, Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths_STEM, Year of the Engineer, Year of the Young Person
In our series of Science in Government Conference posters Rebecca Langton tells us about the MarPAMM (Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring) Project and how she contributes to finding out where vulnerable species are on the seabed. Read on to see what a typical day would be like for Rebecca.
Further Information:
- Follow the MarPAMM Project on Twitter
- MarPAMM (Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring) Project Website
- Science in Government 2018 posters
Tags: climate change, coastal monitoring, environment, fisheries, Marine Protected Area, MarPAMM project, Monitoring, renewables, research, sampling, science, species, STEM, Survey, vulnerable species, YOYP
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