Justine BELL-JAMES

Associate Professor

Australia

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Justine Bell-James is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her research focuses on marine and coastal restoration, with recent articles addressing legal frameworks, barriers to ecological restoration, and the role of policy in conservation efforts. She critically examines the intersection of law and environmental restoration, particularly in relation to blue carbon initiatives and land tenure issues.

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Christopher J. Brown

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Catherine Lovelock

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University of Queensland

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Katie Woolaston

Queensland University of Technology

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Articles (14)

Opportunities for targeted, small‐scale law reform in marine and coastal restoration

Ambitions in national plans do not yet match bold international protection and restoration commitments

The Global Biodiversity Framework’s ecosystem restoration target requires more clarity and careful legal interpretation

Not all conservation “policy” is created equally: When does a policy give rise to legally binding obligations?

Legal barriers and enablers to upscaling ecological restoration

Are restoration plans missing the target? Land tenure and cyclone risks reshuffles priorities for mangrove restoration

Blue carbon as just transition? A structured literature review

Best Practice Mechanisms for Biodiversity Conservation Law and Policy

Overcoming legal barriers to coastal wetland restoration: lessons from Australia's Blue Carbon methodology

The permitting process for marine and coastal restoration: A barrier to achieving global restoration targets?

From the Silo to the Landscape: The Role of Law in Landscape-scale Restoration of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems

Identifying priorities for reform to integrate coastal wetland ecosystem services into law and policy

Rolling covenants to protect coastal ecosystems in the face of sea‐level rise

Policy solutions to facilitate restoration in coastal marine environments

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Christopher J. Brown

Catherine Lovelock

Katie Woolaston

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