UKPN Seminar Series: Science for Policy in Antarctica

Research into the Antarctica and the Southern Ocean and their role in the global Earth system has never been more important. Influencing policy is one way that scientists can have impact through their research. Join us for talks from two scientists who have contrasting experiences interacting with Antarctic policy frameworks such as the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) and the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting (ATCM). Sign up via Eventbrite here

Antarctic tourism – background, impacts, and opportunities
Dr Jasmine Lee (British Antarctic Survey) is a conservation scientist whose research focuses on understanding and mitigating threats to terrestrial Antarctic biodiversity.

Conservation and fisheries management in the Southern Ocean
Dr Susie Grant (British Antarctic Survey) is marine biogeographer whose research to support conservation of the marine environment and the sustainable use of marine resources, including the development of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and spatial management.

There will be a chance to ask both speakers questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact lustep@bas.ac.uk with any questions. A UK Polar Network event.