Associate Professor Scott Ling has dedicated his career to the understanding and preservation of Australia's marine ecosystems, particularly the Great Southern Reef. Ling's fascination with marine life has led him to groundbreaking research on the long-spined sea urchin, an invasive species threatening the GSR. Known for his innovative strategies to combat urchin overpopulation Ling’s work has been instrumental in managing the urchin crisis in Tasmania. His work extends beyond research, encompassing restoration, advocacy, community engagement, and nurturing the next generation of marine scientists. Ling’s collaborative approach, commitment to sustainable solutions, and passion for marine conservation have positioned him as a leading figure in the fight to preserve Australia's kelp forest.
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