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The Connolly Lab

The world needs estuaries, coasts and oceans.  These environments are home to a rich diversity of organisms and ecosystems that trap and store greenhouse gasses, influence weather patterns, protect against erosion and provide sustainable food sources for our growing population. 
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Led by Professor Rod Connolly in partnership with researchers at the Global Wetlands Project, the Connolly Lab uses automated monitoring of coastal fisheries, blue carbon, and ecosystem resilience to study, conserve and manage our changing marine spaces.

Meet the Team​

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We have a productive team of research fellows, students and partners in data science, automation and ecology.
Our Team

News From the Lab

See our latest blog posts, announcements and video content releases.
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Publications

Connolly Lab peer-reviewed papers. Select an icon for papers on particular topics:
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Automated Monitoring
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Blue Carbon
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Coastal Wetlands
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Ecosystem Resilience
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Restoration Ecology
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Isotope Ecology
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Coral Reefs
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Oyster Reefs
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A Network for Coastal and Marine Conservation

Members of the Connolly Lab form parts of the Global Wetlands Project and Griffith University's Coastal and Marine Research Centre.
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