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Meet the 2021 Edinburgh Ocean Leaders

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 …

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A case for the expansion of the Galápagos Marine Reserve

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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The Decade for the Oceans

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, …

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Thriving Blue Spaces for All. An update from Ocean Leader and Surfers Against Sewage CEO, Hugo Tagholm.

Edinburgh Ocean Leader Hugo Tagholm is the Chief Executive of the UK marine conservation and campaigning charity Surfers Against Sewage (SAS). In the 30 years since being established, SAS has become one of the most recognised voices for marine conservation in the UK, with a mission that extends far beyond fighting sewage pollution. In this …

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An interview with Edinburgh Ocean Leader Yolanda Sanchez on creating RELATO, a multinational marine education network.

Ocean literacy is an understanding of the ocean’s influence on you—and your influence on the ocean. It is increasingly recognised as an essential pathway to not only increase public awareness about the ocean, but promote more informed behaviours towards the conservation of the ocean and its resources. Marine education expert and 2020 Edinburgh Ocean Leader, …

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Hear from Edinburgh Ocean Leader Charlie Gough with an update from Blue Ventures

Edinburgh Ocean Leader Charlie Gough is Head of Monitoring and Evaluation at award-winning marine conservation charity Blue Ventures. In her role she oversees the monitoring and evaluation of all Blue Venture’s conservation projects in tropical coastal regions across the world. Charlie has spoken to the Blue Ventures team about her experience with Edinburgh Ocean Leaders. She …

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Catch up with Edinburgh Ocean Leader Adam Miller in Edinburgh Friends Magazine

Edinburgh Ocean Leaders (EOL) was recently featured in Edinburgh Friends magazine. The article catches up with 2020 Ocean Leader Adam Miller about taking part in the EOL programme and the grass-roots conservation organisation which he co-founded, Planet Indonesia. We also hear from the co-founders and directors of EOL, Professor Sandy Tudhope and Dr Meriwether Wilson, about …

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Edinburgh Ocean Leader Harriet Harden-Davies speaks at Marine Science-Policy Interface

This roundtable will bring together marine scientists, social scientists and legal researchers who have experience in contributing to UN policy processes on the ocean.  Researchers will share their personal stories of how they become involved in UN negotiations and what they have learnt about how to provide the “science that’s needed” to international policy-makers. The roundtable will …

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