The UK Overseas Territories and Climate Change: Capacity Building, Science Diplomacy, and COP26
The January edition of The Marine Biologist is available to MBA members now! The UK has the 5th largest marine estate in the world, covering approximately 2% of the global ocean. The UK has a shared responsibility with the Overseas Territories for these vast, biodiverse areas of ocean. From climate...
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Marine Biological Association
2022
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| Online Access: | http://plymsea.ac.uk/id/eprint/9597/ https://www.mba.ac.uk/issue-21 |
| Summary: | The January edition of The Marine Biologist is available to MBA members now! The UK has the 5th largest marine estate in the world, covering approximately 2% of the global ocean. The UK has a shared responsibility with the Overseas Territories for these vast, biodiverse areas of ocean. From climate change to a coral reef pandemic, we look at the issues affecting the UKOTs marine environments and the people that rely on them. We are proud to present an account of diving year-round in Antarctica accompanied by magnificent photos. All this and our regular roundup of science, news, reviews, features, and what's happening around the Marine Biological Association. And we are delighted to welcome Professor Heather Koldewey, Senior Technical Specialist at Zoological Society of London and MBA Council member, whose guest editorial introduces this edition. |
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