Overview

The Pew Charitable Trusts - Marine Fellows Program is designed to support scientists and experts who are working on innovative projects to address critical marine conservation issues. The program focuses on a variety of key areas, including illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, sustainable aquaculture practices, and ecosystem restoration. By providing grants and resources, the Marine Fellows Program enables researchers to advance their knowledge and develop practical solutions to the challenges facing marine ecosystems. The program aims to foster innovation and collaboration in the field of marine conservation, helping to protect and sustain marine biodiversity. More information can be accessed at Pew Charitable Trusts - Marine Fellows Program.

Application

The Marine Fellows Program is utilized by marine scientists, researchers, and conservationists to pursue groundbreaking research and conservation projects. The program provides financial support and resources to enable fellows to focus on their research and develop innovative approaches to marine conservation. Fellows work on a wide range of projects, from developing new technologies to combat IUU fishing to restoring degraded marine habitats and promoting sustainable aquaculture practices. The program also facilitates knowledge exchange and collaboration among fellows and other stakeholders in the marine conservation community.

Key Features

• Supports innovative projects in marine conservation

• Focuses on IUU fishing, sustainable aquaculture, and ecosystem restoration

• Provides grants and resources for research and project development

• Fosters innovation and collaboration in marine conservation

• Enhances global efforts to protect and sustain marine biodiversity

Relevance for the Global Biodiversity Framework

The Pew Charitable Trusts - Marine Fellows Program contributes to the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) by supporting research and projects that address critical marine conservation issues. The program's focus on IUU fishing, sustainable aquaculture, and ecosystem restoration aligns with global conservation targets and efforts to protect marine biodiversity. By funding innovative research and fostering collaboration among scientists and experts, the Marine Fellows Program helps advance marine conservation practices and contribute to the achievement of global biodiversity goals.