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New publication: Coral reefs in the Gilbert Islands of Kiribati after more than a decade of multiple stressors

September 6, 2021September 29, 2021 / Sara / 1 Comment

I'm thrilled to share the first publication from my Ph.D. dissertation research, out last month in the open-access journal PLoS One (and available for download here). This paper will be the first chapter of my dissertation, and it's great to (finally) see it out in the universe! Conducting surveys of reefs in Abaiang in 2018. … Continue reading New publication: Coral reefs in the Gilbert Islands of Kiribati after more than a decade of multiple stressors

Hidden Indicators of Reef Health: New study suggests that common survey metrics may miss subtler signs of stress (cross-posted from Reefbites)

September 12, 2019 / Sara / 1 Comment

Some corals in the Gulf of Aqaba (also known as the Gulf of Eilat) in the Red Sea are spawning out of sync, says a new paper published in Science by scientists Tom Shlesinger and Yossi Loya from Tel-Aviv University.

New publication: The relationship between macroalgae taxa and human disturbance on central Pacific coral reefs

May 24, 2019September 12, 2019 / Sara

I am delighted to share my first first-authored peer reviewed journal article, The relationship between macroalgae taxa and human disturbance on central Pacific coral reefs, now out in Marine Pollution Bulletin!

Sara Cannon, PhD

Aquatic Conservation Scientist

Coral Research

New publication: Coral reefs in the Gilbert Islands of Kiribati after more than a decade of multiple stressors

Hidden Indicators of Reef Health: New study suggests that common survey metrics may miss subtler signs of stress (cross-posted from Reefbites)

New publication: The relationship between macroalgae taxa and human disturbance on central Pacific coral reefs

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