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The COVID-19 pandemic, Part 2: Perspectives on the future of coastal and marine tourism and its implications for coastal and marine ecosystems

The COVID-19 pandemic, Part 2: Perspectives on the future of coastal and marine tourism and its implications for coastal and marine ecosystems

by Sarah Carr, Ph.D. | Jul 27, 2020

Editor’s note: In this series, The Skimmer is taking a look at the various ways that the pandemic is affecting marine ecosystems and their conservation and management. In April, we took an initial look at the impact of the pandemic on fisheries and aquaculture....
The COVID-19 pandemic, Part 2: Perspectives on the future of coastal and marine tourism and its implications for coastal and marine ecosystems

Latest News and Resources for Ocean Planners and Managers

by Sarah Carr, Ph.D. | Jul 27, 2020

New marine planning and management trainings added to Skimmer database New tools compilations added to Skimmer database New resource available for finding ocean webinars One-fifth of ocean floor now mapped (while less than one-fifth of deep sea life is identifiable)...
The COVID-19 pandemic, Part 2: Perspectives on the future of coastal and marine tourism and its implications for coastal and marine ecosystems

How to do science so it influences marine policy and management: An interview with Jon Fisher of The Pew Charitable Trusts

by Sarah Carr, Ph.D. | Jul 27, 2020

Editor’s note: Jon Fisher is currently a conservation science officer at The Pew Charitable Trusts where he provides scientific expertise to inform and improve research projects and helps to increase the impact of scientific research. He was formerly a senior...
The COVID-19 pandemic, Part 2: Perspectives on the future of coastal and marine tourism and its implications for coastal and marine ecosystems

Why marine conservation and management need to be anti-racist and anti-colonial

by Sarah Carr, Ph.D. | Jul 27, 2020

Two recent articles we read really struck home about why it benefits EVERYONE to make marine conservation and management anti-racist and anti-colonial. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson is a American marine biologist, policy expert, and strategist; founder and CEO of Ocean...

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