Ocean Leader Harriet Harden-Davies was interviewed for the latest issue of Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation’s magazine, IMPACT. In the article, we hear about what sparked her passion for the ocean, what she has learned from the Edinburgh Ocean Leaders programme and her advice to the younger generation of leaders. Read the full interview …
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UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission have announced more than 60 programmes and contributions in the inaugural batch of endorsed Ocean Decade actions. Led by diverse groups, from industry, philanthropy, government, international organisations, civil society and science, the flagship endorsed actions will work towards the Ocean Decade vision of ‘the science we need for the ocean we …
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The 2020 cohort of Ocean Leaders, co-director Meriwether Wilson and Programme Assistant Amber Carter were proud to contribute an article “Ocean Leadership to Leave No-One Behind’ to the ECO Magazine special issue with the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO on the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (the Decade). The article discusses the …
Tyler-Rae Chung represents the Pacific Youth Council , a non-governmental organisation based in her home-country of Fiji that acts as an umbrella body for national youth councils across the Pacific region. Tyler-Rae is also a member of the Early Career Ocean Professional informal working group under the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable …
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Hear from session chair and Ocean Leader, Charlie Gough, on her takeaways from the Edinburgh Ocean Leaders digital event at Monaco Ocean Week: A New Wave of Ocean Leadership: Promoting Innovative and Inclusive Leadership to Save The Ocean. A New Wave of Ocean Leadership Indonesia, Ireland, Madagascar, Australia, Chile and Scotland… what do seven women …
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The Monaco Blue Initiative (MBI), held every year in the framework Monaco Ocean Week, is organised by Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and Oceanographic Institute – Prince Albert I of Monaco Foundation. MBI is a unique platform that brings together major players in ocean conservation and governance for debate and analysis of the key …
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Meet the 2021 Ocean Leaders, the second cohort of exceptional ocean professionals selected through a global nomination process to take part in the Edinburgh Ocean Leaders programme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HkY4TY4ynQ Over the next year, the Ocean Leaders will take part in bespoke individual and group leadership coaching, monthly meetings between the leaders, EOL directors and the International …
Lying at the confluence of four major ocean currents and influenced by upwelling from deep nutrient rich waters, the Galápagos are a globally unique hotspot of marine biodiversity with 20% of marine species found nowhere else on the planet. However, increasing threats from overfishing and climate change threaten the health of the Galápagos marine ecosystem …
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Edinburgh Ocean Leaders (EOL) announces the eight ocean professionals that will make up the 2021 cohort of the EOL executive leadership programme. The Ocean Leaders were found through a global nomination process and chosen to take part in the programme by an international selection panel. They come from eight countries and work in a diverse …
January 1st 2021 marked the start of The UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (the Decade) and we are delighted that Edinburgh Ocean Leaders (EOL) is a collaborating partner. Over the next 10 years, the Decade will provide a common framework to ensure that ocean science can fully support the actions of scientists, …
