Caitlyn O'Dea

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Caitlyn works in seagrass ecosystems, from coral reef atolls to temperate estuaries. Caitlyn is a PhD Student at the Centre for Marine Ecosystems Research at Edith Cowan University and an Environmental Scientist at the Aquatic Science Branch at the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation.

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Hanging in the balance: Seagrass traits and function following three years of protection from turtle grazing pressure — Session 5.1 - Future seagrass: exploring socio-cultural and ecological dimensions of seagrass systems
The art of writing scientific articles for young readers: Our article about dugongs being underwater detectives that help us protect seagrass — Poster Session

Caitlyn O'Dea Australian Marine Sciences Association 2025 Conference

Caitlyn O'Dea

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