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Title
Transformational opportunities in deploying biodiversity conservation initiatives and nature-based solutions to address climate change in marine ecosystems
Author(s)
Joachim Claudet; Yadvinder Malhi; Natalie Ban; Jessica Blythe; Stacy Jupiter; et al.
Published
2021
Abstract
In 2020, the Blue Climate Initiative engaged with sixty multidisciplinary scientists and academic experts to identify the most promising Transformational Opportunities (TOPS) to address climate change using the power of the ocean, while serving humanity’s needs. Their insights are published in six thematic papers centered on food and nutrition, marine energy and transportation, biodiversity and nature-based solutions, mineral and genetic resources, health and well-being, and sustainable tourism. This Compendium presents over forty such TOPS that can sustain Earth’s people, steward our ocean, and heal our planet. This publication was commissioned by the Blue Climate Initiative (BCI), which accelerates ocean-related strategies, collaborating across a multidisciplinary global community towards a restored and healthy climate; an understood and protected ocean; and resilient, thriving, and equitable communities. In 2020, the BCI initiated a holistic process to identify transformational opportunities at the intersection of people, ocean, and planet, engaging over sixty world-class scientists and academics. These contributors compiled recommendations across six thematic areas: Health & Well-Being, Food & Nutrition, Marine Energy & Transportation, Mineral & Genetic Resources, Biodiversity & Nature-Based Solutions, and Sustainable Tourism. This publication is part of that series.
Keywords
ocean; biodiversity; climate; nature based solutions
Full Citation
Claudet, J., Y. Malhi, N. Ban, J. Blythe, S. Jupiter et al. (2021). Transformational opportunities in deploying biodiversity conservation initiatives and nature-based solutions to address climate change in marine ecosystems. In Transformational Opportunities for People, Ocean, and Planet, L. Fries, J. Everett, N. Davies (eds.). French Polynesia: Blue Climate Initiative and Tetiaroa Society. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4549895.

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