All of the latest updates about our research, events and conferences our members attend, and other articles of interest about Adrift Lab.
Adrift Lab took part in a beach clean up event at the Bay of Fire on Tasmania’s east coast. The community-organised event saw over eighty participants collect, count, and sort over 1000 items of marine debris from ~20km of remote beach inside Mt William National Park.
Read MoreSusie Philpot’s first paper has been accepted by Environmental Science and Pollution Research. The paper details the bioaccumulation of deleterious trace elements in seven petrel species. Susie’s research uses these species as bio-indicators of the health of the ecosystems in which they dwell.
Read MoreThis project is also supported by Zoos Victoria and Hobart City Council. During 2019-2020, Dr Gilmour will investigate the fate of ‘normal’ and so-called ‘biodegradable’ balloons under rigorously controlled, real-world environmental conditions.
Read MoreAdrift Lab researchers are excited to announce their successful bid for ‘Waste Reduction Funding’!
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