6th Jellyfish Blooms Symposium

Jellies will always rock, but this coronavirus is nasty. Please keep safe and stay home when possible.

We will be posting soon details regarding submission for the themed special session in MEPS

The 6th International Jellyfish Bloom Symposium is over but there is more to come. We will get in touch with you shortly regarding publishing your work in African Journal of Marine Science or in MEPS, but for now we will appreciate if you could send us some feedback

6th International Jellyfish Blooms Symposium feedback A week ago the 6th International Jellyfish Blooms Symposium was rolling full speed, so we would now love to hear from you in order to give feedback to our sponsors as well as provide the next symposium organizers with some insight

Here we are, the talks were talked, the posters posted, the awards awarded... now time for some relaxing time ... until next time in India🇮🇳

Jellyfish for thoughts, jellyfish for food.... some might be served at lunch.....

Group picture of all the attendees of the 6th International Jellyfish Blooms symposium happily standing in front of the Iziko Museum

The human-jellyfish nexus, session 4 of our symposium, more to learn, a lot more

More events aside from the symposium, jellyfish talk given to the 3rd grade pupils from Stellenbosh schools.
Iziko Museums of South Africa

Day 2 of the symposium...yeah, more amazing presentation on polyp and medusae ecology

What scientist should do about jellyfish from a kid point of view? As you walk through the museum spare some times to look at their art work and their message to the scientists.

World atlas of Jellyfish

The idea of this book was planted in 2007 during the 2nd Jellyfish blooms symposium in Australia, the fruit of André Morandini, Ilka Straehler-Pohl, and Gerhard Jarms work is now out. One copy is on display 👀👀 but you can't take it home 😟😁🔪