Chelsey presenting in a lecture theatre with a slide showing an example of how storylines have previously been used in the context of net zero in Germany. Köhnke et al. 2024

🌊 A great + insightful week so far at #LiegeOcean25 focused on mCDR emerging views and challenges.

Today I presented on a #sociooceanography workshop session where we trialled developing storylines as a way to comprehensively anticipate environmental + societal outcomes of an imagined mCDR trial

Socioeconomic impacts linked to land use and land use changes affecting blue carbon ecosystems in Southeast Asia: A systematic map Land use and land use changes are the main drivers of blue carbon ecosystem (BCE) loss and degradation, which is frequently justified on the pretext o…

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In Southeast Asia Land Use Land Use Change is driving Blue Carbon Ecosystem loss with socioeconomic impacts, but research into these complex interactions is limited

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Socio-Oceanography Workshop 2025 co-hort

As climate change accelerates, the need for research that takes in broader societal implications has never been greater. 🌍

Recap the highlights of the 2025 #SocioOceanography workshop, held in Southampton last week, on our #OceanHorizon blog 🆕 blogs.noc.ac.uk/ocean-horizo...

Javier and Sandy introduce their #MarineCarbonDioxideRemoval (#mCDR) session at 2025's #SocioOceanography workshop at @noc.ac.uk - very much looking forward to our discussions over the next couple of days! (Especially the bits on Spiderman!)

#InterdisciplinaryResearch 🌊

The 2025 #SocioOceanography workshop takes places next week (26th-28th). 📅

The annual workshop facilitates collaboration between marine social and natural scientists.

Check out the sessions and the abstracts here 🗂️ projects.noc.ac.uk/socio-oceano...

#SocioOceanography Session 3️⃣

🐋 Marine species on the move: how climate change driven redistribution of marine species is going to change how we perceive, value, manage and research the UK marine environment.

View the abstract here 👉 projects.noc.ac.uk/socio-oceano...

CTD being deployed off a research ship

#SocioOceanography Session 2️⃣

🔭 Integrating human and ecological dimensions into participatory monitoring at the local level.

View the abstract here 👉 projects.noc.ac.uk/socio-oceano...

Research ship in the sunset

#SocioOceanography Session 1️⃣

🥼 Ethical research and the roles of the Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) researcher: Interdisciplinary approaches towards deconstructing and addressing biases.

View the abstract here 👉 projects.noc.ac.uk/socio-oceano...

Socio-Oceanography

The 2025 #SocioOceanography workshop takes places next month (26th-28th February). 📅

The annual workshop facilitates collaboration between marine social and natural scientists.

Check out the sessions and the abstracts here 🗂️ projects.noc.ac.uk/socio-oceano...

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📣 #SocioOceanography REMINDER 📣

The expressions of interest deadline for the #SocioOceanography workshop in Southampton in 2025 is this week (7th December).

Find out more 📝 projects.noc.ac.uk/socio-oceano...

A group of people stand round a large graphic panel covered in post-it notes, on the theme of marine carbon dioxide removal.

At National Oceanography Centre today for #SocioOceanography 2024. Fortunate to co-lead the marine carbon dioxide removal session alongside the fantastic leadership and facilitation of @chelseyabaker.bsky.social ! Thanks to all our session participants, look forward to thinking through the outcomes!