AMSA 2025 Chanelle Webster
University of New South Wales, NSW, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Chanelle Webster is an early career benthic ecologist who is passionate about generating data through scientific experiments and multistakeholder projects to inform evidence-based conservation decisions.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Uni-fied, or are we? Testing the effects of sea urchin removal on kelp (#231)
4:30 PM
Chanelle Webster
Session 6.1 - Interdisciplinary approaches to temperate reef restoration
Thermal Tolerance Data can be Used to Forewarn Species Response to Climate Impacts at Both Broad and Local Scales (#57)
1:54 PM
Nicole Said
Session 2.3 - Marine science in a time of rapid environmental change
The art of writing scientific articles for young readers: Our article about dugongs being underwater detectives that help us protect seagrass (#159)
5:12 PM
Caitlyn O'Dea
Poster Session I
Science Framework for Climate Action in Posidonia Seagrass – Historical Ecology, Genomics, Thermal Ecophysiology and Experimental Ecology (#338)
4:06 PM
Kathryn McMahon
Session 9.3 - Marine science for responsible climate actions