It's here!! 🥳🥳
Our new, open access article on Blue Food Sovereignty! This article shows how food sovereignty can help comanagement address power, cultural value, and social capital and other qualitative dimensions of fisheries management!
https://t.co/g6ytOy8Uv5
Aloha, we are looking for submissions for a special issue on Resilience and Sustainability of Coastal Communities. Holistic and interdisciplinary approaches are encouraged. Deadline July 1st. Please let me know if you have any questions! https://t.co/uCFtudn4zY...
Had a great experience at the WFC this year! Thanks to the organizers and to the wonderful colleagues new and old who attended. I was inspired by the conversations about equity, food sovereignty, and non-commercial fisheries research with you all!
💥Postdoc job alert💥 I'm super excited to announce that we are hiring a #postdoc to conduct field research the human-macaque interface in #Sulawesi, Indonesia. Come join me, @Anthro_Amanda @henryrscharf & the @Project__SEED team! See below for details 🐒🇮🇩🛣🌳 Please RT!
A new commentary by @natureB discusses the history of colonialism in small island developing states and how it interacts with climate change to threaten a major source of food security for these tropical communities: small scale fisheries. Read more here: https://t.co/SyAuYaMRWF
Looking for 3 PhD students to join exciting new #seagrass#restoration project (starting July 2024) focusing on #Indigenous knowledge, #genetics & scaling up solutions. Deadline for scholarship applications: 22 Sept 2023 - get in touch if interested
https://t.co/a6XZnczhE3
The future of food security is uncertain due to climate change, but we must consider the historical impact of colonialism on communities. A commentary by @natureB discusses this complex issue in the context of fisheries in small island developing states: https://t.co/SyAuYaMRWF
I am humbled to share a commentary about climate change and vulnerability in tropical fisheries. While there are many discussions to be had, I focused my attention on the issues of power that stymie adaptive management processes and suggest more focus on fish-as-food. Link below.
🚨New Commentary Alert 🚨 @natureB discusses the history of colonialism in small island developing states and how it interacts with climate change to threaten a major source of food security for these tropical communities: small scale fisheries. Read Here https://t.co/SyAuYaNpMd
Amazing- over 500 views of our new open-access publication on blue food sovereignty in just the past 20 days! I'm thrilled to see interest in our take on the social and ecological benefits of more equitable blue food systems.
I'm so grateful for my coauthors who brought their diverse expertise in food security, social capital, SSF, qualitative methods and Samoan culture to this article! @siianadela@AWutich@brewis_alex Elisabeth Ilboudo Nébié, Safua Akeli Amaama, Arielle Levine, and Erenei Samuelu.
It's here!! 🥳🥳
Our new, open access article on Blue Food Sovereignty! This article shows how food sovereignty can help comanagement address power, cultural value, and social capital and other qualitative dimensions of fisheries management!
https://t.co/g6ytOy8Uv5
This year’s #AAG2023 was so packed with good stuff, I’d understand if you missed out in-person session- but fortunately you can still view the recording! Huzzah! Link below.
Attending @theAAG? Please join us for an in-person session focusing on the importance of "blue" food systems! Featuring research from the Gambia, Madagascar, the Eastern US and Samoa. @MarSocSci