Advancing Marine Science Through Automation: Diego Gloria at the Walter Westman Lecture 2026

Posted by Akshata Mehta
On March 31, 2026

Earlier in March, Diego Gloria (GLOW, researcher) delivered a prestigious invited lecture as part of the Walter Westman Lecture on Science, Humanity, and Environment, hosted by the University of Sydney International House Alumni Association. Notably, he was the youngest speaker to be invited to this lecture series. Diego’s work focuses on advancing how […]

Posted by Akshata Mehta
On March 23, 2026

Researchers, conservation practitioners, and policymakers converged in Kolkata in October 2025 for the Mangroves of India Conference, hosted by the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research. The gathering brought together experts working across ecology, restoration, and climate science to discuss the future of mangrove ecosystems in India and beyond. Bringing together a geographically diverse […]

Posted by Akshata Mehta
On February 17, 2026

As part of the International Mangrove Day Webinar Series, the GLOW project is sharing a collection of short talks highlighting the science and innovation shaping the future of coastal wetland conservation. Continuing this feature, Dr César Herrera Acosta from the Global Wetlands Project examines how digital tools — from sensors and AI to large-scale monitoring […]

Posted by Akshata Mehta
On February 2, 2026

To celebrate International Mangrove Day, the GLOW project brought together researchers, practitioners, and community leaders from around the world to share cutting-edge insights on mangrove science, restoration, and policy. This blog series highlights key moments from the event — featuring short video clips and reflections from our speakers. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing […]

New Paper: Integrating socioeconomic and ecological data into restoration practice

Posted by Jasmine Hall
On December 4, 2024

A Blueprint for Successful Restoration Implementation: A Case Study in Mexico’s Mangroves By Alex White This year, the IUCN released a report on global mangrove ecosystems, the first for the Red List of Threatened Ecosystems. It quotes that “over half of the world’s mangrove ecosystems are at risk of collapse before 2050.” Fortunately, international interest […]

Feasibility of habitat restoration under multidisciplinary constraints

Posted by Alex White
On January 30, 2024

Written by Alex White and edited by Jasmine Hall Mangroves provide vital ecosystem services on both a local and global scale. Benefits like carbon sequestration, habitat for sustaining fisheries and providing coastal protection have boosted the profile of mangroves in recent years. However, despite being targeted as high priority for restoration around the world, restoration […]

How can the Global Biodiversity Framework enhance coastal wetland conservation?

Posted by Alex White
On December 22, 2023
blue carbon, conference, conservation, conservation implementation, framework, kmgbf, mangrove, seagrass

By Alex White Earlier this year, 196 countries pledged to uphold the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KM-GBF), which was implemented to support equitable and sustainable long-term use of the Earth’s ecosystems. Now, these countries must coordinate actions to conserve and sustain Earth’s ecosystems. A major challenge to coordinating actions internationally are the diverse socioeconomic and […]

Transforming multiple stressor science to enhance coastal wetland protection

Posted by Kai Ching Cheong
On November 30, 2022

By Andria Ostrowski Stressors rarely remain static in the environment, yet we continue to conduct multi-stressor experiments under highly controlled conditions, keeping stressors constant over time. So, what happens when stressors fluctuate? This is the question we explored in our new study, published in Ecology Letters. We found that how stressors are introduced elicits different […]

Climate smart mangrove restoration

Posted by Natasha Watson
On March 18, 2022

By CJ Brown The extent of loss of coastal ecosystems means that to recover what we’ve lost we need to restore coastal habitats like mangroves. But coastal restoration is risky in a rapidly changing climate. In our new project we will be working with the World Wildlife Fund (US Oceans team) to look at […]

Seagrass at Risk Webinar: Historical declines predict hotspots of future risks

Posted by Natasha Watson
On March 1, 2022

OVERVIEW Seagrass at Risk: Historical declines predict hotspots of future risks Global declines in seagrass meadow area have been widespread and substantial over the last century – we have lost 19% of seagrass areas studied since 1884. The number of seagrass sites surveyed around the world has doubled since the last major global seagrass synthesis […]

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