I'm an Australian science journalist based in Cali, Colombia covering STEM in The Global South. I'm the current Vice-President of the Colombian Association of Science Journalism (ACPC) and helped organize the 12th World Conference of Science Journalists, with 600+ attendees in Medellin, Colombia.
Scientists from the Indian Ocean nation of the Seychelles are working to explain how vital seabirds are to the health of coral reefs.per capita in the world.
"However, a gap remains in quantifying the quality of reef fish in terms of micronutrient concentration, indicating a need for further investigation," she says,"We are interested in investigating whether island restoration actions , especially rat eradication helps in bolstering the nutrients available for reef fish adjacent rat-free islands given that micronutrients have several human health benefits.
"I also had the opportunity to collaborate with a local fisherman to efficiently target and catch the fish species needed for the research," she says,"This collaboration not only facilitated the practical aspects of the project but also fostered a sense of community engagement and partnership in marine research and conservation efforts.
"As a first-generation university goer from a Small Island Developing State entering a field where women of color are a minority, I aim to bring a unique viewpoint to scientific research," she says,"Through my journey, I aspire to inspire more young people, particularly females, to pursue careers in marine research."
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