Marine Conservation: Knowledge, Experience and Tools for Change

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Marine Conservation: Knowledge, Experience and Tools for Change

159.3K

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Shaili Johri

Hopkins Marine Station, School of Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University

Holly J. Niner

University of Plymouth

Sophia N Wassermann

School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, College of the Environment, University of Washington

Judith Meyer

GEOMAR Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research Kiel, Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres (HZ)

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The overall theme of International Marine Conservation Congresses (IMCCs) is Making Marine Science Matter. For marine conservation to be effective, equitable and just, marine conservation science must matter to stakeholders, policy makers, and practitioners. IMCC seeks to engage everyone involved in marine conservation to share ideas and promote action for the long term health of our oceans. Below you can find a brief list of just some of the topics covered at the 6th International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC6). This list is not meant to be exhaustive but merely a guide for the conference. All marine conservation-related proposals and abstracts are welcome.
? Fisheries, aquaculture and the oceans
? Marine food systems
? Conservation and management of the Arctic and Antarctic
? Conservation engineering
? Ocean science technology
? Marine energy
? Climate, ocean acidification, and the changing oceans
? Marine and coastal cultures
? Marine governance
? Areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ)
? Marine conservation planning
? Marine spatial planning
? Communication and outreach
? Blue economy
? Marine industry
? Citizen science
? Traditional ecological knowledge
? Knowledge exchange
? Marine tourism
? Wellbeing and health
? Marine and coastal restoration
? Conservation at the land-sea interface
? Marine plastics and pollution.
? Marine social science

While this Research Topic is the host for the IMCC6 Proceedings, submissions based on presentations or sessions at any previous IMCC or OceansOnline meeting are welcome. Submissions are also welcome that relate to issues of direct interest to IMCC delegates (e.g. inclusion, equity and diversity at conferences or marine conservation practice; environmental impacts of marine conservation congresses; etc.).

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Shaili Johri

Hopkins Marine Station, School of Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University

Holly J. Niner

University of Plymouth

Sophia N Wassermann

School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, College of the Environment, University of Washington

Judith Meyer

GEOMAR Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research Kiel, Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres (HZ)

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Frontiers in Marine Science

Marine Affairs and Policy, Marine Ecosystem Ecology, Marine Conservation and Sustainability, Marine Pollution, Global Change and the Future Ocean, Marine Megafauna, Ocean Solutions, Deep-Sea Environments and Ecology, Coral Reef Research, Ocean Observation

Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution

Marine Ecosystem Ecology, Deep-Sea Environments and Ecology

Frontiers in Environmental Science

Marine Pollution

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