A "triple win": Researchers say protecting strategic zones of the world’s oceans from fishing, drilling and mining would not only safeguard species and sequester vast amounts of carbon, it would also increase the overall fish catch. nyti.ms/3cGdLPU

And see this NYT Science cover on our paper! nytimes.com/2021/03/17/cli…

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The most comprehensive plan for expanding the worlds marine protected areas in a way that is a win for nature, a win for fisheries and a win for climate change Enric Sala - and I am very proud that it is all based on a well-defined mathematical problem. Maths saves biodiversity

A new study published on nature finds that strategically protecting at least 30% of the ocean could increase biodiversity, boost seafood production, and reduce carbon emissions. #30x30 #CampaignForNature blog.nationalgeographic.org/2021/03/17/stu…

Our new paper in Science, Space & Robots: At-risk marine spp face human impacts across 57% of their ranges, those impacts are expanding & intensifying. UN Biodiversity #Post2020 framework #30by30 can help! Analysis & figs 100% #rstats RStudio. ِ UCSB Bren School science.sciencemag.org/content/372/65…

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Our new nature paper out today finds that the ocean could produce more food than today even under #climatechange through swift and ambitious actions to reduce emissions, reform capture #fisheries, and expand sustainable #mariculture operations nature.com/articles/s4158…

New paper out today in Science Magazine: we developed an EO monitoring system to detect the type and timing losses and gains of tidal wetlands globally - tidal marsh, tidal flats and mangroves Google Earth Outreach USGS Landsat NASA Landsat science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New study of U.S. 🇺🇸 #MPAs represents the first systematic application of The #MPAGuide in the U.S.- a framework to achieve global goals in the ocean. Check out the paper in Frontiers - Marine Science and lots of helpful resources 👉 frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… 👉 adobe.ly/3NfKoo8