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Cayne Layton

Blue Conservation Services, NSW, Australia

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Cayne Layton is a marine ecologist at the University of Tasmania and Blue Conservation Services. His work mostly focuses on the ecology and conservation of kelp forests and other temperate reef habitats habitats, along with seaweed aquaculture.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:

Restoration Genetics of Ecklonia radiata: A Foundation for Kelp Recovery in Victoria (#230)

4:18 PM
Kaylah Gawne
Session 6.1 - Interdisciplinary approaches to temperate reef restoration

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

Kelping the Bay: cultivating Ecklonia radiata for restoration success (#228)

3:54 PM
Prue Francis
Session 6.1 - Interdisciplinary approaches to temperate reef restoration

Novel marine-climate interventions: addressing low consensus and governance preparedness (#307)

2:18 PM
Emily M Ogier
Session 8.3 - Marine science for responsible climate actions

Optimizing Marine Forest Restoration in Southern Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia. (#71)

3:30 PM
Jacqui B Pocklington
Session 3.1 - Reaching consensus in marine restoration

Accounting for the Benefits of Hydrological Restoration of a Sothern Tasmanian Saltmarsh: Richmond Park Case Study. (#324)

4:30 PM
Victor Shelamoff
Session 9.1 - Accounting for benefits of restoration

Community-led kelp restoration (#226)

3:30 PM
Cayne Layton
Session 6.1 - Interdisciplinary approaches to temperate reef restoration