The Marine Social Science Network, Australian Chapter aims to grow a network of social science practitioners, researchers and students working on human dimensions of Australia’s coasts, estuaries, and oceans.
The purpose of the group is to create a platform for dialogue and conversation within Australia and with the wider global marine social science community.
Our objectives include:
- Providing a networking platform for increasing opportunities and collaboration.
- Knowledge sharing through curated content.
- Providing an Australian chapter for connections into the global Marine Social Sciences Network.
Membership of the chapter is open to all researchers, students and professionals interested in meeting others in the marine social science space. The chapter welcomes people from every type of organisation in Australia.
To keep updated with the Australian Chapter, join our LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14068187
Australian Chapter Committee Members
Dr Carla Sbrocchi – University of Technology Sydney & Centre for Marine Socioecology
Dr Emily Ogier – University of Tasmania & Fisheries Research and Development Corporation & Centre for Marine Socioecology
Dr Georgina Gurney – James Cook University & Centre for Marine Socioecology
Bethany Smith – James Cook University & Centre for Sustainable Tropical Fisheries and Aquaculture