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Webinar Series on Global Sustainability ★ Ocean - Science & Marine and coastal managementThere is an increasing awareness that science can be made more effective for management and decision-making if it is co-created (e.g. co-designed, co-produced, and co-delivered) with stakeholders and decision-makers. This co-creation requires bringing together people from diverse educational backgrounds, interests, disciplines, and economic and professional sectors. Furthermore, the process of co-creating ocean science is new to many scientists and stakeholders. There is a real need to share knowledge and experiences about what works and what does not. This requires connecting people from around the world who are actively involved in the co-creation of ocean and coastal science.Connecting people across sectors, disciplines, experiences, languages, and cultures - not to mention 24 time zones, requires a new way of working and a new kind of network. The Ocean Knowledge Action Network is pursuing just such a network - called an Impact Network. In this talk, we will discuss how creating a bottom-up, global impact network to change the way knowledge is shared to help those that seek to co-create ocean science for marine and coastal management.Speakers Dr. Linwood Pendleton (Executive Director at Ocean Knowledge Action Network‘s International Program Office)Dr. Mike Elliott (Vice Chair of Future Earth Coast)Host ▻ Dr. Hsiao-Chun (Jean) Tseng 曾筱君 (海洋大學海洋環境與生態研究所助理教授)Date｜22 November 2022Time｜15:00 - 16:40 pm (UTC+8)Venue｜Cisco Webex (meeting link will be sent after registration)Register｜https://pse.is/4dqmtgFind MORE｜https://pse.is/4jnbd4