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Microbes as Teachers: Rethinking Knowledge in the Anthropocene. [PDF]
Microb BiotechnolArmstrong R.
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Improving marine environmental health through marine citizenship: A call for debate
Marine Policy, 2012 This paper presents an evaluation of the role of marine citizenship in improving marine environmental health and marine governance. Marine citizenship describes the rights and responsibilities of an individual towards the marine environment, which ...
Stephen Fletcher
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IFAC-PapersOnLine, 2020 In this paper, we describe a preliminary experiment of citizenship engagement in the context of marine robotics using imitation learning to train a controller that mimics human behavior. The experiment has been carried out during the Festival della Comunicazione in Camogli, Italy, in September 2019.
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Thalassophilia and marine identity: Drivers of ‘thick’ marine citizenship
Journal of Environmental ManagementChanging humanity's relationship with the ocean is identified as one of ten key challenges in the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030). Marine citizenship is one potential policy approach for reducing anthropogenic harms to the ocean and promoting ocean recovery, and there is a need to better understand marine citizenship ...
Pamela Buchan, Louisa Evans
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Ocean and Coastal Management, 2010
In recent times, the governance of the marine environment has evolved from being primarily top down and state directed to being more participatory and community based. This paper proposes that an extension of this trend would be the inculcation of a societal sense of marine citizenship to deliver the sustainable management and protection of the marine ...
Stephen Fletcher
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In recent times, the governance of the marine environment has evolved from being primarily top down and state directed to being more participatory and community based. This paper proposes that an extension of this trend would be the inculcation of a societal sense of marine citizenship to deliver the sustainable management and protection of the marine ...
Stephen Fletcher
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Public Involvement in Marine Management? An Evaluation of Marine Citizenship in the UK [PDF]
Littoral 2010 – Adapting to Global Change at the Coast: Leadership, Innovation, and Investment, 2011 Traditionally, governance of the marine 1 environment has been a state driven, topdown approach. Recently, however, management has been in a transitional period, moving towards a more participatory, bottom up regime. Future management of the marine environment must take the ever increasing, diverse range of factors effecting the marine environment into
Emma McKinley, Stephen Fletcher
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The future of marine citizenship is now: Cetacean conservation in the eyes of young Spanish citizens
Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems, 2021AbstractThe number of young conservationist movements is increasing worldwide, as new generations become more aware of the environmental problems that are having an impact on the planet. Consequently, young people appear to play a fundamental role in developing successful conservation strategies.This research examines young citizens’ knowledge ...
Alicia García‐Gallego +2 more
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Investigating marine citizenship and its role in creating good marine environmental health
2021The negative anthropogenic impacts upon the world ocean are accelerating. Marine citizenship has been proposed as a policy channel to work at an individual level of responsibility to improve marine environmental health and contribute to the achievement of a sustainable future.
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Applied Environmental Education & Communication, 2017
This article explores the understanding of marine citizenship among young people from two villages (urban and rural) in the Philippines.
Melvin A. Jabar +2 more
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This article explores the understanding of marine citizenship among young people from two villages (urban and rural) in the Philippines.
Melvin A. Jabar +2 more
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