Bridging the Governance Gap in Marine Climate Interventions
As climate impacts intensify in our oceans, novel marine climate interventions—from coral restoration to ocean alkalinity enhancement—are rapidly emerging. But are we ready to govern them responsibly? New studies led by Assoc Prof Emily Ogier (CMS/IMAS) and Dr Sarah Lawless, and with co-authors including CMS Director Prof Gretta Pecl and CMS members Dr Georgina Gurney, […]
2019 CMS Showcase
The Centre for Marine Socioecology had its annual showcase on the 29th of May at the Hobart Conference and Function Centre. Several presentations were held during the day. Some of the presentations can be seen here: Dr Maree Fudge, "Legitimacy of participation in marine governance and decision-making" Dr Yannick Rousseau, "Interactions of artisanal fishing with […]
