Hazel Oxenford​

Co-Leader, Effectiveness of nature-based solutions
Barbados case study referent
Hazel is a Professor of Marine Ecology and Fisheries at the Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies (CERMES), University of The West Indies.
Her research interests are coral reef ecology, small-scale fisheries in small island developing states and the Caribbean blue economy Within the project, she is the research supervisor of the Barbados case study to find tangible nature-based solutions to current coral reef stressors. She is also the facilitator for visiting MaCoBioS research teams.
Her vision for MaCoBioS is the production of timely and valuable information for improving resilience of critical coastal ecosystems.

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Hugh Sealy

Principal investigator, Nature-based solutions to climate change adaptation and mitigation
Hugh is a Lecturer at the University of the West Indies. His research interests are water resources management, waste management, reduction of land-based sources of marine pollution in small island developing states. Within the project, he will contribute to work packages 1 & 3. The focus of the university will be on the marine coastal ecosystems, primarily coral reefs, along the West and South coasts of Barbados, recognising the vital services that they provide. The objective of his team is to identify viable and effective nature-based solutions to preserve and enhance these ecosystems. His hope is that MaCoBioS will help to provide some of the tools to save Barbados' most valuable physical economic asset- its coral reefs.

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