Dr. Natalie Ban
@MarineCons
Professor at the University of Victoria, marine conservation, ethnoecology, conservation planning. Love being outside... hiking, kayaking, skiing.
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Associate Prof @brockUESRC | climate change, oceans, small-scale fisheries, equity; settler, she/her/elle #MarSocSci #OceanOptimism 🌿🐟
Isabelle M Côté
Professor of Marine Ecology, Simon Fraser University. I love the ocean, fish, coral reefs, diving, open-water swimming and chocolate.
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UBC Oceans
UBC Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries is working towards a world in which the oceans are healthy and their resources are used sustainably and equitably
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🌊Achieving inclusive + sustainable #ocean #economies 💶, long-term #climate resilience 🌡️and effective biodiversity #conservation 🐟requires urgent and strategic actions to advance #equity . 🫂
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Today, I completed my Ph.D. at the University of Victoria, Canada, exploring the reciprocity value of people with nature and the associated conflicts—my heartfelt thanks to my family, friends, and professors. What a journey. Dr. Natalie Ban Anne Salomon James K. Rowe Maria Tengö
I'm giving Bluesky a try (thanks for the invite Dr. David Shiffman 🦈!) - If you're there, give me a follow @marinecons.bsky.social
Science alone is not sufficient to achieve #OceanSustainability ; the #SocialSciences are needed, maybe essential. Partelow et al. Stefan Partelow Dr. Natalie Ban @nathanjbennett Jessica Blythe Dr Emma McKinley describe 5 areas, eg, improving #governance at scale doi.org/10.1038/s44183…
Marine social science contributions are growing, but still only contributed 7.4% of overall ocean science in 2021. This must change to advance ocean sustainability, and truly leave no one behind.
WWF Science IUCN CEESP UBC Oceans MarSocSci
New paper: nature.com/articles/s4418…
As countries move to meet the UN Biodiversity #30X30 target, it is critical to understand how diverse management (protected areas, #OECMs , conserved areas) can safeguard biodiversity-
see our paper, led by Dr. Natalie Ban, tackling this (now out formatted)doi.org/10.1111/cobi.1… 1/4
Bob Pressey was a pioneer of conservation planning, a great mentor and inspiration for conservation scientists and practitioners. Vanessa Adams Dr Morena Mills Dr. Natalie Ban Jorge Álvarez-Romero & I wanted to pay tribute to his work, his mentorship and friendship nature.com/articles/s4155…
Stacy Jupiter WCS Ocean Dr. Natalie Ban Dr Emily Darling Georgina Gurney Joachim Claudet Sangeeta Mangubhai Jessica Blythe Graham Epstein ✴️🕸❄️/adəˈvistik/ᛉ David Gill Happy to report that this open-access publication is now available for viewing/download (paywall removed)!
Very glad to be part of the huge collaboration of researchers and practitioners to put out this study - data amassed from 126 villages across six countries. Dr. Natalie Ban Georgina Gurney Dr Emily Darling Sangeeta Mangubhai Dr. Gabby Ahmadia Jessica Blythe David Gill Graham Epstein @WCSOcean
Lead author Natalie Ban Dr. Natalie Ban notes 'Our study provides important evidence as to what contributes to positive conservation outcomes for coral reefs. It also suggests where we need to improve so that all areas are delivering benefits for conservation.”
Here's a video explainer of our new Science Magazine Policy Forum. We show that many big businesses are carrying out ecosystem restoration, but few are reporting outcomes with appropriate transparency. Paper at science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…, DM me for a copy if you can't get access
Hold big business to task on ecosystem restoration.
Our new Science Magazine piece led by Tim Lamont shows that 66 of the 100 world’s biggest corporations claim to be doing ecosystem restoration, but only 4 report any ecological monitoring outcomes!
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
