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Rebecca Gruby

Florida, Fort Collins
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, Wiley Online Library, The Conversation, Phys.org, Salon, EcoWatch, Ecology and Society
Robert K. Johnson Professor of Marine Conservation @MiamiRosenstiel. Interdisciplinary social scientist with expertise in ocean governance and conservation.
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The future of global ocean observations: five scenarios

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By Jessica Lehman, Lisa Campbell Verified, Noella Gray, Rebecca Gruby, Elizabeth Havice, Emily Melvin, Sindhura N. Polepalli
| Nature Verified
Abstract Ocean observations are of vital importance across marine sciences and industries, including the growing blue economy. However, the robustness of global ocean observations is currently under threat due to proposed budgetary cuts by the US government to key programs. We posit five different scenarios for the future of ocean observations, drawing on ethnograpic data collected at the Third United Nations Ocean Conference held in Nice, France, in June 2025, and related events.
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Community engagement and power dynamics in conservation philanthropy grant making

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By Michele Betsill, Rebecca Gruby, Ash Enrici, Jeffrey Blackwatters
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION In this “new green era of giving” (Greenfield, 2021), philanthropic funding is increasingly embedded in diverse sustainability issues—from biodiversity conservation and climate change to sustainable agriculture and environmental justice (AEGN, 2022; Environmental Grantmakers Association, 2021; Kalfagianni, 2022).
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Conservation philanthropy: Growing the field of research and practice

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By Rebecca Gruby, Danielle Miller Verified, Ash Enrici, Dustin Garrick
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 FUNDING FLOWS Six of the papers analyze funding flows across geographies, funders, projects, recipients, and topics. They demonstrate how empirical research on historical and current funding patterns can inform reflection and future decision-making about allocating funding. Willse (2023) uses a national dataset to track the distribution of “support nonprofits” in the United States, which aims to supplement inadequate public funding for parks and land conservation.
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