Nicola Beaumont
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Head of Science: Sea and Society. Merit Scientist
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Nicola Beaumont is the Head of Science: Sea and Society and a Merit Scientist at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK. Her research encompasses marine plastic pollution, ecosystem services of marine zooplankton, and coastal flood risk management utilizing nature-based solutions. Recent publications highlight the significance of climate-smart marine spatial planning and the role of coastal wetlands in mitigating storm flooding. She also investigates the impacts of human activities on marine ecosystems and emphasizes the importance of public perceptions of coastal environments.
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• Review of approaches for the assessment of marine Natural Capital in the context of UK marine environmental policy and management
Open Date: 2021-01-01
Close Date: 2021-01-01
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