A new study by ZMT researchers Estradivari and Sebastian Ferse (amongst others) maps coastal & marine areas in Indonesia that could be recognised as OECMs, i.e. alternative protection measures to preserve #biodiversity in addition to nature reserves. bit.ly/3616b2C

It's #WomenInScience Day. Here's your must-read thread for the day from Dr. Rebecca Shaw, our Chief Scientist. She's new to twitter, so give her a follow while you're at it. 🙂

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A group of scientists evaluated the status and trends of coverage and protection, ecological conditions, marine resource use, human well-being, and management effectiveness of #MPA in the southern (Indonesia) part of the Coral Triangle. Find out more: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

So excited to see our new paper on the importance of MPA governance with Alliance 4 Conservation Evidence & Sustainability (bit.ly/3vK7PjF) online at Science Advances (doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…)

Natalie Ban's inspiring plenary talk ICRS 2022 - 15. International Coral Reef Symposium "Reimagining marine conservation" featured the SNAPP study on MPA and OECM outcomes. Dr Emily Darling Dr. G Georgina Gurney Stacy Jupiter Joachim Claudet Whitney Friedman @smangubhai @josheena_naggea David Gill marine

Read about ZMT´s scientist Estradivari`s ideas and research about Co-Designing Science: leibniz-zmt.de/en/news-at-zmt…

New paper! We discuss how #MarineProtectedAreas (#MPAs) with diverse fishing restrictions achieve gains for nature. We recommend that countries blend locally-appropriate protection levels — from full to partial protection — to achieve conservation goals. cc to #IMPAC5 👇🧵(1/9)

#IMPAC5, please join us Saturday night for an #MPAGuide social! Hors d’oeuvres and 100 drink tickets available. Looking forward to conversations around how we make effective ocean conservation a reality!

Excellent presentation @IMPAC5 by Estradivari about the diverse range of area-based marine management measures in Indonesia and how OECMs can advance inclusive marine conservation and 30x30 goals. #IMPAC5 #equity #marine #conservation

Very excited to see the work of this exceptional partnership come together - examining how overlapping impacts of #blueeconomy, poorly planned development, and poorly executed conservation can cause a triple whammy of impacts on the most vulnerable.

#newpaper- While #climatechange, unsustainable development, and #biodiversity loss are compromising wellbeing & #equity in coastal communities, so too are our efforts to address them when poorly implemented #tripleexposure #bluecarbon #MPAs #bluegrowth sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Getting a clear picture of turbid reefs: ESRs Estradivari, Daniel Schurholz and Dino Ramos teamed up with Indonesian students Andi M.A. Pratama, Gunawan and Phita, to identify organisms living in turbid reefs using #AI of underwater images. Read it all here!4d-reef.eu/digitizing-the…

A new study by Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) and global partners shows that marine managed areas, both protected areas (MPAs) and locally managed areas (which qualify as OECMs), can offer higher ecological benefits than areas with no management at all. Dive in here: conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…