Topic: Coastal Communities

Sea Trust Wales

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Category: Biology & Ecology

Focuses on: Cetaceans; Coastal Communities; Coastal Science; Conservation; Crustaceans; Diversity & Inclusion; Environment/Sustainability; Fish; Elasmobranchs (Sharks Skates & Rays); Marine Mammals; Marine Pollution (inc. plastics); Marine Science (general); Ocean Literacy; Research

Country/Region: United Kingdom

Sea Trust Wales’ mission is to inspire local people to care for marine life. Our research, education, and conservation work underpin all we do.

Sea Trust addresses the need for marine conservation by working with communities and schools to improve ocean literacy – enhancing public understanding, engagement, and responsible behaviour towards the ocean. With a history of cetacean surveying, we run a Citizen Science Porpoise Photo ID project and contribute to local wildlife monitoring.

Sea Trust enriches its educational work with a local Catch & Release aquarium and contributes directly to marine conservation with the Recycle Môr project.

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UK Women in Fisheries

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Category: Fisheries/Aquaculture

Focuses on: Fisheries; Fish; Seafarers; Shellfish; Socioeconomics; Crustaceans; Coastal Communities; Climate Science; Boating; Blue Economy

Country/Region: UK


UK Women in Fisheries is a network for all women who work in UK fishing, be you vessel owners, fleet managers, fishermen, fishmongers, processors, fishing conservationists, charity workers, trainers or workers somewhere else in the fishing industry.

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Women’s Aquatic Network

📚 Category: Ocean Professionals

🏷️ Topics include: Diversity & Inclusion; Environment/Sustainability; Oceanography; Policy/Governance; Socioeconomics; Coastal Communities

📍 Country/Region: USA


The Women's Aquatic Network (WAN) is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization incorporated in 1985 in the District of Columbia that brings together professionals with interests in marine, coastal, and aquatic affairs. Membership and participation are open to all.

The purpose of WAN is to facilitate networking by providing opportunities for professionals with interests in marine, coastal, and aquatic affairs in an atmosphere that encourages information exchange, career development, and fellowship.

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Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA)

📚 Category: Multidisciplinary

🏷️ Topics include: Biology/Ecology; Oceanography; Policy/Governance; Ocean Literacy; Environment/Sustainability; Indigenous Knowledge & Stewardship; Socioeconmics; Coastal Communities

📍 Country/Region: Australia

As Australia’s peak professional body for marine scientists from all disciplines and for over 60 years has promoted all aspects of marine science in Australia.

AMSA operates with a membership network of individuals and corporate affiliates as a not-for-profit organisation. AMSA has grown to be the major professional association for marine scientists from all disciplines in Australia.

The annual conference continues to provide an opportunity for delegates from throughout Australia to get together to learn about the latest marine sciences research, and to benefit from the interaction with colleagues from around Australia and overseas.

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