I moderated two sessions at the Blue Earth Summit in Bristol this week.
The first one was an interview with Fiona Morgan, chief purpose officer at SailGP. We explored ocean impact through the lenses of sailing, sports and city collaborations.
Another session looked at wildlife conservation, with James Honeyborne, creative director at Freeborne Media and Sarah Richdon, a zoologist specialising in animal welfare at Bristol Zoological Society. We explored to what extent wildlife conservation is out of our hands and how we can accelerate system-based wildlife regeneration.
Find out more about the summit here.
I represented the international sustainability non-profit Forum for the Future, which is internationally recognised for its approach to driving systems change and inspiring alternative futures. Learn more about Forum here.
More on the ocean economy:
- Attending the 10th Our Ocean Conference in Busan
- Earth Day 2025: Marine Conservation Society launches Big Give appeal to keep “forever chemicals” out of ocean, forever
- How to shape global standards for blue data, technology and capacity building
- Speaking about the zero-pollution ocean, the Global Plastics Treaty and global standards for blue data at the World Ocean Summit
- Speaking at Economist Impact’s 12th annual World Ocean Summit & Expo in Tokyo