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Future Seas 2030 Special Issue in Review in Fish Biology and Fisheries

The Future Seas 2030 Special Issue in Review in Fish Biology and Fisheries is now out! The Future Seas 2030 Special Issue is the product of a large-scale inter and transdisciplinary collaboration that includes ecologists, psychologists, public health and education experts, philosophers, oceanographers, climate modelers, economists, social scientists, engineers, mathematicians, natural resource managers and information […]

Full Metal Aquatic - A Future Seas Thriller recording and interactive game

The interactive action thriller ‘Full Metal Aquatic’ was performed online on February 1st and 2nd 2022 to celebrate the launch of the Future Seas Project and to showcase the upcoming Future Seas special issue in the journal Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries. ‘Full Metal Aquatic’, written by David Finnigan and Jordan Prosser in collaboration […]

Future Seas: What could the ocean look like by 2030 if we used the knowledge we already have?

Presentation by Prof Gretta Pecl at the AMSA conference 2021 about the Future Seas project.

Future Seas article in Cosmos Magazine

By Kirsty Nash Find article here Photo credit (from Cosmos Magazine): Illustration by Marc Blazewicz (background credit: Sellwell / Getty)

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FUTURE SEAS is a unique collaboration , spear-headed by the Centre for Marine Socioecology, of over 100 researchers from the University of Tasmania (UTAS), the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and other institutions

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