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A sustainable ocean for all

Santos, Catarina Frazao and Agardy, Tundi and Allison, Edward H. and Bennett, Nathan J. and Blythe, Jessica L. and Calado, Helena and Crowder, Larry B. and Day, Jon C. and Flannery, Wesley and Gissi, Elena and Gjerde, Kristina M. and Gobin, Judith F. and Mulalap, Clement Yow and Orbach, Michael and Pecl, Gretta and Schere, Marinez and Shelton, Austin J. and Silva, Carina Vieira da and Villasante, Sebastian and Wedding, Lisa (2022) A sustainable ocean for all. p. 2.

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Abstract

Welcome to the opening editorial of npj Ocean Sustainability. This new interdisciplinary journal aims to provide a unique forum for sharing research, critically debating issues, and advancing practical solutions to achieve ocean sustainability. The ocean and people are deeply interconnected. Thus, decision-makers require integrative, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary knowledge to design solutions and approaches based on the multitude of visions for what a sustainable ocean entails. For that reason, the journal recognizes the benefits of knowledge pluralism and equally welcomes research from natural and social sciences; from marine ecology to Indigenous Studies; from the legal, policy, and management sciences to medical sciences, to arts and humanities. We acknowledge the fundamental need to understand and integrate the environmental and human dimensions into ocean research and management to effectively ensure long-term sustainable ocean use and conservation. We also acknowledge that while the ocean is “one” from a biophysical standpoint, there is a “plurality” of values and relationships between humans and the ocean, emerging from multiple geographical and historical specificities that need to be accounted for.

Item Type: Articles
Keywords: Ocean, policy, WorldFish (WF), Conservation, Sustainable Development, Socio-economic Development, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Convention, Sustainable Use
Subjects: Right to Resources
Depositing User: Kokila ICSF Krish
Date Deposited: 05 Nov 2024 06:22
Last Modified: 05 Nov 2024 06:22
URI: http://icsfarchives.net/id/eprint/20664

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