Eric Treml

Eric Treml is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the UWA Oceans Institute, The University of Western Australia. He is actively engaged in marine and environmental research, contributing to global sustainability goals through studies on marine biodiversity, climate change impacts, and conservation planning.

Research Interests: His work spans marine ecology, biodiversity conservation, climate change effects on marine systems, biological invasions, and spatial modeling. He focuses on reef ecosystems, introduced species, and ecosystem restoration, particularly in Australian and global marine environments.

The recent publications show a strong trend in analyzing climate-driven changes in marine ecosystems, including warming, deoxygenation, and kelp forest restoration. His research integrates ecological modeling with conservation decision-making and policy implications, often using spatially explicit approaches.

Scientific Engagement:

• Active contributor to UN Sustainable Development Goals, especially Life Below Water and Climate Action.
• Research widely cited and picked up by news outlets and social media platforms (X, Bluesky).

Collaborations and Impact: Eric collaborates with researchers across institutions and countries. His work is published in high-impact journals and has influenced discussions on marine conservation and biosecurity. He contributes to open-access science and is active in knowledge dissemination.

Laboratory and Research Group: Affiliated with the UWA Oceans Institute, a leading center for marine research in Australia, focusing on ocean sustainability and ecosystem dynamics.