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Marine Life 2030:A Global Integrated Marine Biodiversity Information Management andForecasting System for Sustainable Development and ConservationREQUEST FOR ENDORSEMENT OF DECADE ACTION: DECADE PROGRAMMES1. Overview of Proponent and Proposed Decade Programme* 1. Lead InstitutionMarine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON)* 2. Lead InstitutionTypeNational and International Program* 3. Lead institutionphysical address:NOAA/U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System1315 East-West Highway 2nd FloorSilver Spring, MD 20910* 4. Contact persons:Gabrielle CanonicoFrank Muller-Karger* 5. Contact detailsGabrielle Canonicogabrielle.canonico@noaa.govManager, U.S. Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON)https://marinebon.orgCo-Chair, GOOS Biology & Ecosystem Panel https://goosocean.org/biologyU.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System1315 East-West Highway 2nd FloorSilver Spring, MD 20910Frank Muller-Kargercarib@usf.eduUniversity of South Florida140 7th Ave. SouthSt Petersburg, FL 337011

6. Partner details if relevant (for each partner please list Institution name, contactdetails including address & email and role of partner)Partners listed below have demonstrated interest in engaging in the Ocean Decade Marine Life2030 Programme. The Partners have a wide range of roles, coming from Academia (research,education, and community service), Government (coordination, sponsorship, policy design andimplementation), Non-Government Organizations (coordination, sponsorship, policy design andimplementation), and the Private Sector (data aggregation, product development and use,sponsorship). Specific Ocean Decade Programmes, and existing projects and initiatives, havealso expressed interest in participating. They are engaged in data collection, management,education, and policy implementation. Specific roles will be defined as the Programme isorganized and implemented.Marine Life 2030 is open to additional partners and collaborators, and welcomes partners toengage in the planning, implementation, and sponsorship of actions (projects and activities).ACADEMIC PARTNERSUniversity of South FloridaContact: Frank Muller-KargerContact: Enrique MontesCollege of Marine Science140 7th Ave. South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701, USAcarib@usf.eduemontesh@usf.eduUniversity of PortoContact: Isabel Sousa PintoCimar – Centre for Marine and Environmental ResearchDirector of the Coastal Biodiversity LaboratoryTerminal de Cruzeiros do Porto de Leixões, Avenida General Norton de Matos, S/N4450-208 Matosinhos, Portugalisabel.sousa.pinto@gmail.comHokkaido UniversityContact: Masahiro NakaokaAkkeshi Marine StationField Science Center for Northern BiosphereAikappu, Akkeshi,Hokkaido 088-1113, JAPANnakaoka@fsc.hokudai.ac.jpMemorial University of NewfoundlandContact: Amanda BatesCanada Research Chair in Marine Physiological Ecology0 Marine Lab Road,Department of Ocean SciencesLogy Bay, NL, Canadabates.amanda@gmail.com2

Nord UniversityContact: Mark CostelloFaculty of Bioscience and Aquaculture,Nord Universitet,Postboks 14908049 BodøNorway.mark.j.costello@nord.noANDSchool of Environment,University of Auckland,Auckland, New Zealand.m.costello@auckland.ac.nzSt. George's UniversityGrenada, West IndiesContact: Cristofre MartinContact: Clare MorrallContact: Paula SpinielloContact: Patricia RosaCMartin@sgu.edu; CMorrall@sgu.edu; pspiniel@sgu.edu; prosa@sgu.eduUniversity of the West IndiesCentre for Marine SciencesKingston 7, JAMAICAContact: Mona University of the South PacificContact: Dr Gilianne Brodie, Deputy Director, Institute of Applied SciencesFaculty of Science Technology & EnvironmentLower Laucala Campus, Suva, Fiji Islandsgilianne.brodie@usp.ac.fjUniversity of the RyukyusTropical Biosphere Research CenterJapanContact: Tadashi Kajitakajita@mail.ryudai.jpUniversity of MalayaInstitute of Ocean and Earth SciencesMalaysiaContact: Po Teen LIMContact: Chui Pin LEAWptlim@um.edu.my;cpleaw@um.edu.myUniversity of GothenburgDepartment of Marine SciencesBox 4613

SE-405 30 GöteborgSwedenEmail: matthias.obst@marine.gu.seContact: Matthias ObstGothenburg, Swedenmatthias.obst@marine.gu.seTara Oceans ConsortiumEMBL-CNRSParis, FranceContact: Chris Bowlercbowler@biologie.ens.frUniversiti Malaysia TerengganuContact: Izwandy IdrisInstitute of Oceanography and Environment21030 Kuala NerusTerengganu, MALAYSIAizwandy.idris@umt.edu.myUniversidade Federal do Espírito SantoContact: Ana Carolina de Azevedo MazzucoOBIS Brazil Node Data ManagerBenthic Ecology Group,Dept. of OceanographyAv. Fernando Ferrari 514,Vitória, ES, 29075-910, Brazilac.mazzuco@me.comInstitute of Coastal ResearchContact: Klas Ove MöllerDepartment Marine Snow & PlanktonHelmholtz-Zentrum GeesthachtMax-Planck-Strasse 121502 Geesthacht, GermanyPhone: 49 (0) 4152 87-2371Mobile: 49 (0) 175 2367440klas.moeller@hzg.deNational University of Ireland Galway (NUI Galway)Contact: Prof. Peter Croot FRSC MRSNZEstablished Professor of Earth and Ocean SciencesSchool of Natural Sciences and Ryan Institute [W] www.RyanInstitute.ieVisiting Address: Room A207B Quadrangle Building, University Road, Galway, Ireland.Office Tel: 353 91 49 2194peter.croot@nuigalway.ieGEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research KielContact: Martin VisbeckContact: Helena HaussDuesternbrooker Weg 2024105 Kiel, Germanyvisbeck.oceandecade@gmail.com4

hhauss@geomar.deGlobal Seaweeds Coastal FuturesSAMS, Scottish Marine Institute, Oban, Argyll, PA37 1QAContact: Coordinator@GlobalSeaweeds.orgScripps Institution of OceanographyUniversity of California, San DiegoContact: Margaret LeinenContact: Clarissa AndersonSan Diego, CAmleinen@ucsd.educlrander@ucsd.eduUniversity of Alabama HuntsvilleContact: Maury EstesHuntsville, Alabama, USAmaury.estes@nsstc.uah.eduUniversity of California MercedContact: Erin HestirCaliforniaehestir@ucmerced.eduOregon State UniversityContact: Maria KavanaughCorvallis, Oregonmaria.kavanaugh@oregonstate.eduUniversity of Alaska FairbanksContact: Katrin IkenFairbanks, Alaskakbiken@alaska.eduMonterey Bay Aquarium Research InstituteContact: Francisco ChavezContact: Henry RuhlMonterey, Californiachfr@mbari.orghruhl@mbari.orgUniversity of California Santa BarbaraContact: Robert Millerrjmiller@ucsb.eduUniversity of MaineContact: Jeffrey Rungejeffrey.runge@maine.eduUniversity of Maryland Center for Environmental ScienceContact: Jackie Grebmeier5

Contact: Lee rn UniversityContact: Brian Helmuthb.helmuth@northeastern.eduUniversidad Nacional Autonoma de MexicoInstituto de Ciencias del Mar y LimnologíaCiudad UniversitariaContact: Elva Escobar-Brionesescobri@cmarl.unam.mxUniversity of MiamiContact: Neil y of WashingtonContact: Jan Newtonjanewton@uw.eduOcean Carbon & Biogeochemistry (OCB) Project OfficeWoods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionContact: Heather Benwayhbenway@whoi.eduUniversity of MaineContact: Emmanuel Bossemmanuel.boss@maine.eduMPI for Marine Microbiology, Celsiusstr. 1, D-28359 Bremen, GermanyContact: Pier-Luigi Buttigiegpbuttigi@mpi-bremen.deSenckenberg Research Institute and Natural History MuseumMarine Zoology DepartmentBiodiversity Information SectionContact: Hanieh Saeedihanieh.saeedi@senckenberg.deUniversity of EdinburghSchool of GeoSciencesChanging Oceans Research Group & iAtlantic Project OfficeContact: Murray RobertsMurray.Roberts@ed.ac.uk & i-atlantic@ed.ac.ukLehigh UniversityContact: Santiago Herrera, PhDsah516@lehigh.edu6

National Oceanography CentreOcean Technology & EngineeringContact: Julie Robidartj.robidart@noc.ac.ukINTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION PARTNERSUNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic CommissionContact: Emma Heslop - Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) / Observation CoordinationGroup (OCG)e.heslop@unesco.orgContact: Albert Fischer / GOOSA.Fischer@unesco.orgContact: Nic Bax - Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) / Bio-Eco Panel Nic.Bax@csiro.auContact: Gabrielle Canonico - Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) / Bio-Eco Panel gabrielle.canonico@noaa.govContact: Lavenia Ratnarajah - Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) / Bio-Eco Panel l.ratnarajah@unesco.orgContact: Ward Appeltans - IODE/Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS) & GlobalOcean Observing System/Biology & Ecosystems (GOOS BioEco)w.appeltans@unesco.orgUN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC)Contact: Lauren Weatherdon219 Huntingdon Road, Cambridge, CB3 0DL, UKLauren.Weatherdon@unep-wcmc.orgGlobal Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)Contact: Tim HirschDeputy Director, Head of Participation and Engagementthirsch@GBIF.orgGEO Blue Planet SecretariatContact: Emily Smailemily.smail@noaa.govNON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION PARTNERSAIR Centre – Atlantic International Research CentreContact: Joana Soares, PhD, Executive Director Marine Biodiversity Observation Network(MBON)Contact: Alice Soccodato, PhD, Project Officer, Marine Biodiversity Observation Network(MBON)TERINOV – Parque de Ciência e Tecnologia da Ilha TerceiraCanada de Belém sn, Terra Chã9700-702 Angra do HeroísmoIlha Terceira, The Azores, Portugaljoana.soares@aircentre.org7

alice.soccodato@aircentre.orgIUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature)SwitzerlandContact: Dorina Seitaj, Programme Officer, Global Marine and Polar ProgrammeContact: Minna EppsContact: Janaka De ka.DeSilva@iucn.orgMigramarMexicoContact: Rosario Alvarez / Executive Director of MigramarContact: César Peñaherrera Palma / Science CoordinatorContact: Alex Hearn / Board MemberContact: Hector Guzman / Board ecGuzmanH@si.eduOcean Data PlatformCentre for the 4th Industrial Revolution - Ocean / C4IR Ocean.Contact: Linwood Pendleton, SVP, Sciencelinwood.pendleton@oceandata.earthREV OceanContact: Alex David RogersContact: Eva Ramirez-LlodraContact: Kerry evocean.orgkerry.howell@plymouth.ac.ukSchmidt Ocean InstituteContact: Jyotika Virmani, Executive Directorjyotika@schmidtocean.orgGroup on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON)Contact: Andrew Gonzalez, Canada (GEO BON Chair)Contact: Maria Cecilia Londono, Colombia (GEO BON Co-Chair)andrew.gonzalez@mcgill.ca; mlondono@humboldt.org.coCORDIO East Africa, #9 Kibaki Flats, Kenyatta Beach, Bamburi Beach, P.O.BOX 10135Mombasa 80101, KenyaContact: David Oburadobura@cordioea.netFundacion La Salle de Ciencias Naturales de Venezuela (FLASA)Museo de Historia Natural La SalleEstacion de Investigaciones Marinas Isla Margarita (EDIMAR)8

VenezuelaContact: Ramon Varela / FLASA CaracasContact: Oscar Lasso / FLASA CaracasContact: Juan Capelo / Estacion de Investigaciones Marinas Isla Margarita (EDIMAR)varelaallegue@hotmail.com; capelosky@gmail.com; oscar.lasso@gmail.comPLANETA OCEANOPeruContact: Kerstin Forsberg, Directorakerstin@planetaoceano.orgConsortium for Ocean Leadership (COL)Washington, DCContact: Kristen Yarincik, VP of Research and Educationkyarincik@oceanleadership.orgOcean Networks Canada (ONC)CanadaContact: S. Kim Juniper, Chief ScientistContact: Maia Hoeberechtsmaiah@uvic.ca; kjuniper@uvic.caOcean Tracking NetworkOBIS-OTNContact: Lenore BajonaCanadalenore.bajona@dal.caYogaRamaContact: Natalie Fox, FounderDirector of Groundswell Community Project UK ChapterSustainability mEuropean Marine Board ivzwBelgiumContact: Prof Sheila JJ Heymans, Executive Directorsheymans@marineboard.euPartnership for Observation of the Global Ocean (POGO)Contact: Sophie SeeyavePlymouth Marine Laboratory, Prospect Place, Plymouth, PL1 3DH, United Kingdomssve@pml.ac.ukEuropean Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC)Paris HeadquartersContact: Dr. Nicolas PADE, Executive Directornicolas.pade@embrc.euNational Marine Sanctuary Foundation9

Contact: Kristen J. Sarrikris@marinesanctuary.orgLenfest Ocean ProgramContact: Charlotte HudsonContact: Jason SOOS International Project OfficeContact: Dr Louise Newman (GAICD)Executive Officer, Southern Ocean Observing System www.soos.aqInstitute for Marine and Antarctic StudiesUniversity of Tasmania, AustraliaPh: 61 (0)452 553 881louise.newman@utas.edu.auEuropean Multidisciplinary Seafloor and water column ObservatoryEuropean Research Infrastructure Consortium (EMSO-ERIC)Contact: Juanjo Dañobeitia, Director GeneralContact: Paolo FavaliCorporate Headquarters :Via Giunio Antonio Resti,63 -00143 RomeRegistered Office: Via di vigna Murata, 605 - 00143 Rome, o-eu.orgPresident of The Association for Farmers Rights Defense, AFRDContact: Kakha NADIRADZECountry Representative and National Coordinator for South Caucasus Countriesof the Coalition for Sustained Excellence in Food and Health Protection, CSEFHPnadiradzekakha@gmail.comChief Scientist, National Geographic Society Deep-Sea Research ProjectNGS Exploration Technology LabContact: Jonatha Giddensjonatha@hawaii.eduGulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System (IOOS/GCOOS)GOOS/IOOSContact: Barbara KirkpatrickCollege Station, Texasbarb.kirkpatrick@gcoos.orgSouthern California Coastal Ocean Observing System (SCOOS/IOOS/Scripps IO)GOOS/IOOSContact: Clarissa Andersoncra002@ucsd.eduANGARI Foundation, Inc.Contact: Angela Rosenberg, President & CaptainWest Palm Beach, FL10

angela@angari.orgInternational Association for Biological Oceanography (IABO)Contact: Enrique Montes - President (2020 - 2023) - emontesh@usf.eduContact: Suchana Chavanich - General Secretary - Suchana.C@chula.ac.thEuropean Global Ocean Observing SystemEuroGOOSRue Vautier 29, 1000 Brussels, BelgiumContact: Inga Lips, Secretary General, inga.lips@eurogoos.euContact: Ana Lara-Lopez, Science Officer, ana.lara-lopez@eurogoos.euDeep Blue Environmental AssociationAv. Dr. Moraes Sales 1654, Campinas/SP, 13010-002, Brazil.Contact: Ana Carolina Mazzuco - President (2021-2023) - ac.mazzuco@me.comContact: Bianca Tocci - Director Vice-President - org.deepblue@gmail.comIntegrated Marine Observing System (IMOS)Contact: Michelle Heupel, michelle.heupel@utas.edu.auContact: Paul van Ruth, paul.vanruth@utas.edu.auHobart, AustraliaReef Life Survey Foundationcontact: Rick Stuart-Smith, President - rstuarts@utas.edu.auHobart, AustraliaThe Hakai InstituteBox 25039Campbell RiverBritish ColumbiaV9W 0B7CanadaContact: Eric Peterson: eric@tula.orgContact: Margot Hessing-Lewis: margot@hakai.orgTara Ocean Foundation (TOF)Contact: Romain Troublé, romain@fondationtaraocean.orgParis, FranceMarine Biological Association (MBA)Contact: Dan LearHead of Data, Information & TechnologyDASSH Project CoordinatorEMODnet Biology Outreach & Engagement Leaddble@MBA.ac.ukNATIONAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSSmithsonian InstitutionContact: J. Emmett Duffy11

Contact: Christopher MeyerWashington, DCDuffyE@si.eduMeyerC@si.eduSmithsonian Tropical Research InstituteContact: Collin, RachelCollinR@si.eduPanamaINVEMARColombiaContact: Paula Cristina Sierra-Correa, PhD;Head of Marine and Coastal Research and Information / Coordinator of RTC-LACContact: Diana GomezContact: Julián José Pizarro mar.org.cojulian.pizarro@invemar.org.co Instituto del Mar de Peru / IMARPEPeruContact: Luis Escudero HerreraContact: German Roberto Velaochaga CarpioContact: Carlos Paulino RojasContact: Edward Steve Alburqueque Salazarlescudero@imarpe.gob.pe; gvelaochaga@imarpe.gob.pe; ational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/NOAAUS Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS)Contact: Gabrielle CanonicoCo-Chair, GOOS Bio-Eco PanelSilver Spring, Marylandgabrielle.canonico@noaa.govNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/NOAAContact: Libby Jewettlibby.jewett@noaa.govNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationContact: Woody TurnerWashington, DCwoody.turner@nasa.govCSIRO, AustraliaContact: Bax, Nic (O&A, Hobart)Co-Chair, GOOS Bio-Eco PanelNic.Bax@csiro.auEuropean Commission12

Directorate General of Maritime Affairs and FisheriesContact: Iain ShepherdMarine Biological AssociationIain.SHEPHERD@ec.europa.euKenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI)Contact: Mina WambijiMombasa, Kenyanwambiji@kmfri.co.keRoyal Belgian Institute for Natural SciencesContact: Dr. Anton P. Van de PutteSCAR Antarctic Biodiversity Portal (OBIS, GBIF)Rue Vauetierstraat 29B-1000 nomicsContact: Harry RappaportFinance and Strategy 1 203 858 4463urchinomics.comhr@urchinomics.comSenckenberg Research Institute and Natural History MuseumContact: Hanieh Saeedi, Ph. D.Biodiversity Information CoordinatorDepartment of Marine Zoology, Biodiversity InformationSenckenberganlage 2560325 Frankfurt am Main, nberg.deNational Commission for the Knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (CONABIO)Liga Periférico-Insurgentes Sur 4903, Parques del Pedregal, 14010, Tlalpan, Mexico .conabio.gob.mx/Contact: Rainer ResslContact: Sergio abio.gob.mxPRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSInstituto de Fomento PesqueroChileContact: Osvaldo ArtalContact: Elias Pinilla13

Contact: Gabriel Sotogabriel.soto@ifop.cl; osvaldo.artal@ifop.cl; elias.pinilla@ifop.clSaildrone, Inc.Contact: Eric Lindstromeric.lindstrom@saildrone.comKongsberg MaritimeContact: Peer Fietzekpeer.fietzek@km.kongsberg.comSeabird, IncContact: Andrew Barnardabarnard@seabird.comMer - Marine and Environmental Research Lab, LtdContact: Periklis KleitouAddress: 202 Amathountos Avenue, Marina Gardens, Block B, Offices 13-14, Limassol 4533,CyprusPhone: 357 99527679, 357 25636700Fax: 357 25636701pkleitou@merresearch.comGlobal OceansContact: Jim CostopulosPresident/CEONew York, NY, USA847-334-5028jcostopulos@global-oceans.orgGroup CLSContact: Anna Conchonaconchon@groupcls.comSequoia Scientific, Inc.Contact: Wayne H. Slade, Ph.D.VP Science & Technology,2700 Richards Road Ste 107, Bellevue, WA 98005wslade@sequoiasci.comIEEE France / FourBridgesContact: Jay PearlmanDirector, FourBridgesjay.pearlman@fourbridges.orgPROJECT REPRESENTATIVESOBIS Brazil NodeContact: Ana Carolina de Azevedo Mazzuco, Node Data Manager14

IOC-UNESCO/IODE Associated Data Unit: The Long-term Ecological Research ProgramCoastal Habitats of Espírito Santoac.mazzuco@me.comMarine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON)Contacts: carib@usf.edu(MBON Co-Chairs) Frank Muller-Karger, Isabel Sousa Pinto, Masahiro Nakaoka, Mark Costellocarib@usf.edu; isabel.sousa.pinto@gmail.com; z(MBON Executive Secretariat) Joana Soares, Alice Soccodatojoana.soares@aircentre.org; alice.soccodato@aircentre.org;(MBON Projects): Gabrielle Canonico, Katrin Iken, Maria Kavanaugh, Enrique Montes,Francisco Chavez, Jeffrey Runge, Robert Miller, Frank Muller-Karger, Emmett DuffySmithsonian MarineGEOContact: Emmett DuffyDuffyE@si.eduGlobal Ocean Acidification Observing Network (GOA-ON)Contact: Jan Newton, GOA-ON co-chairjanewton@uw.eduAtlantECO ConsortiumContact: Daniele IudiconeContact: Eloïse Trabut (AltantECO Project E project,NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of TechnologyCommittee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS)Contact: Jorge Vazquez - jorge.vazquez@jpl.nasa.govContact: Vardis M Tsontos - vardis.m.tsontos@jpl.nasa.govPARTNER OCEAN DECADE PROGRAMME PROPOSALSConnecting Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) through ocean swimways to protect migratoryroutes and critical habitats of endangered speciesContact: Rosario Alvarez / Migramar - rosario.alvarez@migramar.orgGlobal Ocean Acidification Observing Network (GOA-ON)Contact: Jan Newton, GOA-ON co-chair - janewton@uw.eduAn Observing Air-Sea Interactions Strategy (OASIS)Contact: Meghan Cronin - meghan.f.cronin@noaa.govContact: Jaime Palter - jpalter@uri.eduDeep Ocean Observing Strategy (DOOS) Decade Programme15

Contact: Lisa Levin - llevin@ucsd.eduContact: Henry Ruhl - hruhl@mbari.orgOcean Practices for the DecadeIntergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC)Contact: Pauline SimpsonContact: Jay PearlmanContact: Johannes KarstensenContact: Pier-Luigi ButtigiegContact: Frank buttigieg@awi.deCoastPredict: Observing and Predicting the Global Coastal OceanContact: Nadia Pinardi nadia.pinardi@unibo.it Contact: Villy Kourafalou vkourafalou@miami.edu Observing Together: Meeting Stakeholder Needs and Making Every Observation CountContact: Emma Heslop / GOOSContact: Albert Fischer / GOOSe.heslop@unesco.org; A.Fischer@unesco.orgIntegrated System Design: Streamlining ocean observing for a sustainable futureContact: Emma Heslop / GOOSContact: Albert Fischer / GOOSe.heslop@unesco.org; A.Fischer@unesco.orgAn Ocean Corps for Ocean ScienceContact: Brian ArbicContact: Alexis Valauri-Ortonarbic@umich.edu; avalauriorton@oceanfdn.orgEquiSea: The Ocean Science Fund for AllContact: Alexis Valauri-Ortonavalauriorton@oceanfdn.orgUN Ocean Decade Programme: Biomolecular Ocean Observing Network (BOON)Contact: Margaret Leinen - mleinen@ucsd.eduContact: Francisco Chavez - chfr@mbari.orgContact: Pier-Luigi Buttigieg - pbuttigi@mpi-bremen.deNicolas Pade - nicolas.pade@embrc.euDigital Twins of the Ocean - DITTOContact: Prof. Dr. Martin Visbeck - mvisbeck@geomar.deGEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung KielThe Southern Ocean Regional Decade ProgramContact: Eoghan Griffin eoghan@scar.org16

Contact: Anton Van de Putte avandeputte@naturalsciences.beContact: Mike Williams mike.williams@niwa.co.nzContact: Sian Henley , s.f.henley@ed.ac.ukContact: Renuka Badhe r.badhe@nwo.nlPARTNER OCEAN DECADE COLLABORATIVE CENTERSThe Hakai InstituteBox 25039Campbell RiverContact: Margot Hessing-Lewis:margot@hakai.orgAIR Centre – Atlantic International Research CentreContact: Joana Soares, PhD, Executive Director Marine Biodiversity Observation Network(MBON)Contact: Alice Soccodato, PhD, Project Officer, Marine Biodiversity Observation Network(MBON)TERINOV – Parque de Ciência e Tecnologia da Ilha TerceiraCanada de Belém sn, Terra Chã9700-702 Angra do HeroísmoIlha Terceira, The Azores, aircentre.org* 7. Name of proposed Decade ProgrammeMarine Life 2030: A Global Integrated Marine Biodiversity InformationManagement and Forecasting System for Sustainable Developmentand Conservation8. Short title / acronym of proposed Decade Programme for communicationspurposes (if any)Marine Life 2030 / ML2030* 9. Summary description of proposed Decade ProgrammeMarine Life 2030 will establish the globally coordinated system to deliver actionable,transdisciplinary knowledge of ocean life to those who need it, promoting human well-being,sustainable development, and ocean conservation. Within a decade, Marine Life 2030 will uniteexisting and frontier technologies and partners into a global, interoperable network andcommunity of practice advancing observation and forecasting of marine life. This network ofnetworks will link technical, management and policy stakeholders to build and exchangecapacity for advancing society’s grand challenges of managing activities for a healthy andresilient ocean and the vibrant and healthy society that depends on it.17

* 10. Start & end date of proposed Decade Programme1 July 202112 December 2030* 11. Estimated total budget of proposed Decade ProgrammeUS 1,200 MFunding support for specific Actions (projects and activities) will be required, including in thefollowing categories: Coordination and management of Marine Life 2030. Networking activities to facilitate codevelopment of solutions between natural and social sciences, including users, researchers,technologists and engineers, and networking among industry, academia, and civil society. Thiseffort will require support for both management and fundraising for Decade Actions. Information technologies and management. Curation, analyses, and accessibility of data andinformation on marine biodiversity and its integration with other scientific and socioeconomicdata. Additional resources are necessary for the Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS)to curate and publish the observations and basic synthesis products generated under theMarine Life 2030 framework. Interoperability and best practices. Development, documentation, curation, publication, andsocialization of standards and best practices will be coordinated with the Ocean Best PracticesSystem. Development of research and scientific solutions. Field expeditions, laboratory processing,bioinformatics analysis and curation, and engagement of expert taxonomists from regionsaround the world to build out the global Ocean Biocode sequence-based library of ocean life. Cross-Decade engagement. Collaboration with other Ocean Decade actions, programmes,and activities, and with the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, to co-develop activities forthe regional initiatives and national committees, aiming to establish national and/or regionalMarine Life 2030 task forces. Social science strategies and valuation. Contribution to development of ocean accounting,including valuation strategies for ecosystem functions, working with local stakeholders andnational statistical offices. Technology development and integration with existing ocean observing systems. Fieldinstrumentation, automated platforms, uncrewed systems and remote sensing technologies. Applications for data access and use. Development of applications that facilitate integration,visualization, and analysis of observations, including ‘apps’ tailored for access to observationsand forecasts, with emphasis on development by and for LDCs, SIDS, and other groups withurgent needs. Examples include the Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS), the SIMAREarth observations explorer developed by CONABIO in Mexico for the Caribbean region, GOOSRegional Alliance platforms and apps for mobile use, and the COVERAGE effort under CEOS tointegrate Earth observations from multiple international satellites into a virtual constellation.Such efforts also need to be cross-linked.18

Capacity exchange. Building new knowledge through exchange of capacity between groups ofpeople from different backgrounds, including traditional formal and informal education efforts,training, and professional development. A significant activity will be coordinating between majorformal and informal education, outreach and extension groups and professional societies in thenetwork to focus on co-development of solutions, convergence of data collection, dataprocessing and formatting, applications, ethics and inclusion. Examples are workshopsdesigned to incorporate traditional knowledge into management practices, specific opportunitiesfor joint field work and analyses, and application of best practices for data management andapplications. For example, Mexico (UNAM), REV Ocean, and Schmidt Ocean Institute offersupport for cruise proposals through competitive peer-reviewed programmes. REV Oceansupports IDEAS cruises (Inspire, Discover, Educate and Solve), which are visionary activitiesaimed at policymakers, workshops on board, training, education, capacity building andcommunication regarding long-term routine sampling of biological material. Coordination between Indigenous partners and ocean observing systems (OceanNetworks Canada, GOOS, Coast Predict, MBON, other). Development of a network of coastalbiodiversity observations with a strong biocultural component. The goal is to make uniquecontributions to scientific data collection in Indigenous traditional ocean territories and protectedareas. This co-designed network will also develop a modeling framework for pairing Indigenousknowledge with sensor-based ocean monitoring to support ecosystem management; undertakeresearch that examines how aquaculture techniques can combined with contemporary oceanmonitoring to increase the sustainability of seafood farming and promote Indigenous foodsovereignty; develop recommendations for improving management outcomes for fisheriesharvested by Indigenous peoples through the incorporation of traditional knowledge in practice,policy, and procedures decision-making; apply lessons learned in other contexts and in differentareas. Development of policy options and management actions. Coordination of partner efforts todevelop observations, address international reporting requirements, and develop indicatorsrequires support. The indicators and information required for reporting will be the result of codevelopment activities conducted with groups and agencies that have the responsibility todesign and carry out policy. Marine Life 2030 provides a forum to test scenarios, evaluate thestate of the science, and provide advice on consequences of policy options.12. Percentage of estimated budget that is securedAbout 8% per budget year in existing project commitments through at least 2025.13. Secured funding sources (donor name and approximate amount secured)The secured funding indicated below represents existing, planned activities at the national andinternational level that contribute directly to, and provide the foundation of, Marine Life 2030.This is not a comprehensive list. These programs are critical to the success and process ofengagement across the breadth of Marine Life 2030 program objectives. Additional resourcesare required to leverage these investments to implement a fully representative global program.Dollar figures provided are approximate amounts: Brazil: US 100,000/2021 and onward: The Long-term Ecological Research Program CoastalHabitats of Espírito Santo (PELD HCES)/Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo to take place19

from 2021 to 2024; Granted to Dr. Angelo Bernardino (coordinator), Dr. Ana Carolina Mazzuc

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) Switzerland Contact: Dorina Seitaj, Programme Officer, Global Marine and Polar Programme Contact: Minna Epps Contact: Janaka De Silva Dorina.Seitaj@iucn.org Minna.EPPS@iucn.org Janaka.DeSilva@iucn.org Migramar Mexico Contact: Rosario Alvarez / Executive Director of Migramar

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Energy Outlook 2030 11 BP 2011 Unconventional gas will play a growing role Bcf/d China Bcf/d North America Bcf/d Europe Sources of gas supply, by region 0 20 40 60 80 100 1990 2010 2030 0 20 40 60 80 100 1990 2010 2030 Pipeline LNG Column 4 Syngas from coal Shale gas and CBM Conventional 0 (inc tight gas) 20 40 60 80 100 1990 2010 2030 Net .

3.4 2012 8.6 2030 Malaysia 3.2 2012 8.5 2030 Philippines 2.9 2012 8.1 2030 Vietnam 0.9 2012 2.6 2030 Thailand 2.3 2012 4.1 2030 Healthcare demand in emerging markets is growing, driven by a number of factors such as a growing population as well as an ageing population. With the growing midd

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