The latest news from the Ocean Best Practice community:
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The #Pacific edition of our second #obpsiv plenary is underway!
As our participants span the planet (and the world #ocean), we'll have an #Atlantic iteration at 15:00 UTC
Here's the full agenda to catch up drive.google.com/file/d/1fcI…
Registration open!
Evolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices IV, OBPS Workshop 2020
Please note that registration is required to participate, although there is no registration fee.
👉Register using Eventbrite – tinyurl.com/y5d77lut
Call for Early Career Ocean Professionals! Help shape how the ocean community shares and co-develops existing and future methods. Applications (due 20 July) for working group co-lead positions at the next virtual OBPS workshop are now open. More at 👉 oceanbestpractices.org/2020/…
Replying to @AtlanticAll
@AtlanticAll 's panel of #atlanticyouth at #NorthAtlantic2020 #oceandecade meeting present their compelling insights and impactful projects
#atlanticyouth - we would be happy to host your #bestpractices in the @IocUnesco oceanbestpractices.org system to boost their reach!
A full room here at the @IODEocean for the 3rd workshop on Evolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices.
.@JayPearlman summarizes the @OceanPractices breakout session at #OceanObs19 - thanks to all who helped us shape our future!
Looking forward to more community insights and recommendations throughout the #OceanDecade !
Outside of the #OceanObs19 conference rooms, Nadia Pinardi (University of Bologna) and Nina Hall (@FrontMarineSci) discuss linking data and #BestPractices to ocean science publications.
Juliet Hermes from @Saeonews (and @OceanPractices) gave a great plenary talk here at #OceanObs19 on the importance of information for ocean science and applications. We couldn't agree more with ourselves 😉.
We extend an invitation to all #indigenous #ocean observers and stewards to make the global ocean community more aware of your #BestPractices through our @IocUnesco system oceanbestpractices.org
Please contact us for more!
#OceanObs19 #OceanDecade #indigenousoceanobs
Thank you to the 50 indigenous participants and the #OceanObs19 organizing committee for bringing us all together, so we can finally tell the whole story and carry it forward towards a sustainable ocean for everyone. Mahalo.












