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The bridge between science and policy: How IPBES redefined global conservation policy and its path to societal impact
Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Global policy around climate and nature goals has evolved considerably over the last decade. Today, countries recognize that climate and biodiversity crises are profoundly interconnected, and that one cannot be solved without addressing the other.
The United Nations Ocean Decade: A catalyst for international collaboration enhancing ocean monitoring and data
In recognition of the ocean’s essential role in supporting life, the economy, and human well-being, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in 2017 declared 2021 to 2030 the Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development.
Marine biodiversity in Venezuela: Status and perspectives
Patricia Miloslavich [1] ; Eduardo Klein [2] ; Edgard Yerena [1] ; Alberto Martin [1] [1] Universidad Simón Bolivar Departamento de Estudios Ambientales [2] Universidad Simón Bolívar Instituto de Tecnología y Ciencias Marinas (INTECMAR) Localización: Gayana, ISSN-e 0717-6538, ISSN 0717-652X, Vol. 67, Nº. 2, 2003, págs.
Improving the Global Ocean Observing System: Challenges and Way Forward
Manage Subscription Username Password Forgot Username or Password The more we use the ocean, the more it changes. From transport and recreation to renewal engery and waste disposal, the number of people depending on the oceans is growing each and every day. As changes occur, life within the ocean is being affected. This can have potential consequences for the valuable services the ocean provides, from food to the oxygen we breathe.
Challenges for global ocean observation: the need for increased human capacity
Introduction Increased and better focused sustained ocean observations are needed to support national and international scientific, governance and policy communities to determine and monitor appropriate trade-offs between conservation and economic development, and to implement sustainable ocean and coastal development practices.
Integrating Global Seagrass and Mangrove Ecosystem Observations
In many nearshore waters around the world, seagrasses and mangroves (coastal saltwater forests) provide habitat and food for diverse organisms and valuable ecosystem services to people. Although human activities threaten these habitats, assessing their status and trends is made difficult by a lack of coordination, standardization, and integration between in situ and remotely sensed observations.
Improving The Global Ocean Observing System: Challenges And Way Forward
Improving The Global Ocean Observing System: Challenges And Way Forward Patricia Miloslavich, Nic Bax, Samantha Simmons, Daniel Dunn And Albert Fischer 2018-11-17 00:59:47 The more we use the ocean, the more it changes. From transport and recreation to renewable energy and waste disposal, the number of people depending on the oceans is growing each and every day. As changes occur, life within the ocean is being affected.
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