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 Photo showing the high cover of mat forming cyanobacteria (brown areas) during the 2014–16 El Niño. Photo: J. Witman Fiona Beltram, a recent graduate of the Witman Lab, recently published her honors thesis. Her work describes how the unusually warm temperatures of the 2014–2017 El Niño facilitated the novel appearance of cyanobacterial mats in the Galapagos rocky subtidal zone, which can have negative effects on the marine benthic community. Read the whole thing here! 
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