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Nature-based Solutions (NbS) are actions to protect, sustainably manage, and restore natural or modified ecosystems to address societal, economic and environmental challenges. Increasingly, NbS feature in adaptation policies and national and international pledges on climate action, sustainable development, biodiversity management, environmental protection and coastal resilience.
Our network links a diverse community of researchers and experts with ocean or blue economy stakeholders: communities; policymakers; the public sector; regulators; non-governmental organisations; engineering consultancies; energy developers.
As a collective, we aim to improve understanding and generate the evidence base for nature-based solutions. NbS's are important in adaptation and mitigation policies that address climate emergencies and loss of biodiversity.
We want to inform adaptive nature-based solutions for ecosystem restoration and management. The aim is to alleviate coastal and marine hazards such as coastal flooding and erosion, habitat degradation and biodiversity loss and changing ocean biochemistry. This will provide healthy ecosystems for climate mitigation, carbon and nutrient management and sustainable food provision.
We want to inform engineering and management practices to enhance community resilience and embed nature-inclusivity in engineering technologies for scalable energy harvesting and renewable energy generation. This will inform the next generation of engineering designs, to be environmentally friendly and have minimal impact on marine and ocean environments.
To find out more about the Nature-based Ocean Solutions Special Interest Group and what we do, get in touch with group champion Hachem Kassem (Hachem.Kassem@soton.ac.uk) and Vicky Dominguez Almela (V.Dominguez-Almela@soton.ac.uk).
to sign up to this group and our other special interest groups.
Protecting marine biodiversity
Mapping seagrass in the Western Indian Ocean to boost conservation efforts
People, projects and publications
People
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Professor Jose Olmo
Professor of Financial EconomicsFinancial econometrics
Time series analysis
Financial economics
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: J.B.Olmo@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 2520 -
Joshua Roel Ferreira
Rowing
Sport Biomechanics
Performance Sport Engineering
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Professor Julian Leyland
ProfessorFluvial and Intertidal Geomorphology
Remote Environmental Sensing
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: J.Leyland@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 2285 -
Professor Julian Wharton
ProfessorEmail: J.A.Wharton@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 2890 -
Miss Julianne Pyron
Greco-Roman Adriatic
Ethnicity and Identity in the Ancient World
Email: J.N.Pyron@soton.ac.uk -
Professor Justin Dix
Professor of Marine Geology & GeophysicsAccepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: J.K.Dix@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 3057 -
Doctor Ka-Kin Cheuk
Lecturer in AnthropologyTransnationalism
Migration
Inter-Asian connections
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: ka-kin.cheuk@soton.ac.uk -
Doctor Kang Ren
Lecturer in Maritime EngineeringMarine Hydrodynamics/Hydroelasitity;
Sloshing Dynamics;
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: K.Ren@soton.ac.uk -
Doctor Katherine Kwa
Senior Research FellowAccepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: K.A.Kwa@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 8499 -
Doctor Kathy Gunn
Lecturer in Climate SciencesSouthern Ocean Circulation (where and how much water flows)
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: K.Gunn@soton.ac.uk
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