In This Issue
Welcome to ECO Magazine’s Autumn edition.
In June, the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project announced that almost a quarter—23 percent—of the global ocean has now been successfully mapped. In the last year alone, an area the size of mainland Europe was added to the GEBCO grid. While this represents staggering progress, it also highlights the scale of opportunity for further ocean exploration, the theme of this issue.
In these pages, we spend some time with a select group of leading organizations determined to expand our understanding of the breath and nature of ocean environments, whether in previously studied waters or beyond. Here you will learn about the people, projects, partnerships, and technologies behind the science. Our special thanks this time around go to the Proteus Ocean Group; Schmidt Ocean Institute; Teledyne; Miros; RBR; the European Marine Board; NatureMetrics; and Nortek.
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In this special issue, we'll investigate the extent of damage caused by marine invasions to our coasts and economies worldwide.
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Editorial Advisory Board Members
Tarek Ahmed Juffali Research Chair in Red Sea Ecology
He has a Master's Degree in Public Policy from the University of Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government, and a double Bachelor Degree from Yale University in Global Affairs and French Studies. Vinicius is Brazilian by nationality, and has previously worked for the Brazilian Permanent Mission to the United Nations. With a strong interest and academic background in conflict-resolution, Vinicius also has previous experience working with civil society organizations in the Western Balkans on issues related to post-conflict education and state-building.
