In This Issue
Join us on a world tour of the novel ocean restoration projects giving us a reason for ocean optimism this Spring. Read about the surprising hero’s helping Thailand restore its lost mangroves, the UK’s largest seagrass restoration project, and how Saudi Arabia plans to raise the bar in regenerative tourism. We also report on how Namibia’s fishing industry helped save the albatross, uncover the proposed plans for the largest MPAs on Earth in Antarctica, and reveal the importance of expanding the Gulf of Mexico’s only national marine sanctuary.
Kira Coley, Sr. Editor
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Editorial Advisory Board Members


Christine is both Board Member and COO of the World Ocean Council (WOC), and as such spearheads efforts to make sustainability and transparency of paramount concern among the ocean business community.
Christine holds degrees in Philosophy, American Literature, Political Science, Law and Economics from the Sorbonne, Sciences Po and Harvard Business School.

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.