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Tai Loureiro is an aquatic ecologist specializing in promoting sustainable and equitable ocean planning and management. His work produces evidence-based policy-influential insights and streamlines development indicators, highlighting the ocean's contribution to society. He collaborates with key stakeholders to apply the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA) for ocean systems, being part of the Interim Advisory Committee for the Ocean Decade Programme on Sustainable Ocean Planning. Loureiro's research and teaching interests span invertebrate ecology, invasion biology, marine management, and ocean accounting. In 2024, he joined the School of Biological Sciences to expand his teaching and research portfolio, focusing on creating meaningful learning environments for students and supporting early career researchers. At UWA, he led the technical component of a $10 million interdisciplinary research hub at the University of New South Wales, emphasizing sustainable transitions and scientifically informed decision-making. He has spent four years in sub-Saharan Africa, aiding in the management of ocean resources, mapping marine ecosystems, and monitoring health. Loureiro's expertise contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on industry, environmental, and social welfare issues related to oceans.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Lecturer in marine biology and ecology, focusing on sustainable ocean management and education.
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