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National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Project Description

The founding partnership between UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is a unique collaboration between academic and conservation entities, and represents a rare opportunity to make fundamental advancements in conservation science and research, and to play a leadership role in revolutionizing how conservation research and data science information is managed and used to drive greater impact. Given the increasing environmental challenges facing our planet and people, this partnership is well-positioned to focus research and data innovations to help solve environmental problems. This working group is a deep dive into exploring the terrestrial consumer use of marine subsidies at the Dangermond Preserve and what that might mean for conservation prioritization locally and beyond.

Principal Investigator(s)

Benjamin S. Halpern, Elizabeth Hiroyasu

Project Dates

Start: November 1, 2023

End: October 24, 2024

active

Participants

Charlie Braman
University of California, Santa Barbara
Jenifer E. Dugan
University of California, Santa Barbara
Kathleen B. Elder
California Polytechnic State University
Kyle Emery
University of California, Santa Barbara
Francis Gerraty
University of California, Santa Cruz
Benjamin S. Halpern
University of California, Santa Barbara
Walter N. Heady
The Nature Conservancy
Elizabeth Hiroyasu
The Nature Conservancy
Kristen Ikeda-Yoza
The Nature Conservancy
Grace Lewin
University of California, Santa Barbara
Karin Lin
The Nature Conservancy
Erica Nielsen
The Nature Conservancy
Ruth Oliver
University of California, Santa Barbara
Peter Raimondi
University of California, Santa Cruz
Mark Reynolds
The Nature Conservancy
Alex Wegmann
The Nature Conservancy
Raimy C. Williams
Rae Wynn-Grant
University of California, Santa Barbara
Hillary Young
University of California, Santa Barbara
Zoe Zilz
University of California, Santa Barbara