Scholars@Duke
Adler Jennifer

Adler Jennifer

Temporary Instructor in Marine Science and Conservation
Marine Science and Conservation

Selected Publications

Scientists want to bring back one of the ocean’s most unexpected predators

Internet Publication · July 7, 2024 The sunflower sea star is functionally extinct. It could be key to saving our kelp forests. ... Link to item Cite

The most mysterious forests on earth are underwater

Internet Publication · May 3, 2023 Kelp forests are majestic, life-sustaining ecosystems. Climate change imperils them. ... Link to item Cite

Sea Forests of the South: Searching for Kelp in the Southern Ocean

Other Scuba Diving Magazine · April 1, 2023 An expedition to the frigid waters of the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica offers a glimpse into biodiverse marine environments rarely seen by humans. ... Link to item Cite

Blue Streak

Internet Publication · November 10, 2022 A trailblazing approach to marine conservation piloted in Seychelles finds new success in Belize. ... Link to item Cite

How to resurrect a coral reef

Internet Publication · April 22, 2022 Link to item Cite

Seagrass is a vital weapon against climate change, but we're killing it

Internet Publication · February 20, 2021 Seagrasses don't get as much attention as coral reefs, but these "hidden forests" store carbon, keep the water clear and are a vital habitat for marine life. ... Link to item Cite

Ray of Hope

Internet Publication · May 31, 2019 After years of widespread coral die-offs, teams of marine scientists in Florida are learning how we may be able to replant reefs. ... Link to item Cite