Madeline Warner
Maddie Warner is thrilled to be back with The Ocean Foundation to work on communications for the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus. She is a current graduate student at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey pursuing an MA in International Environmental Policy with a concentration in Ocean and Coastal Resource Management. Her long term goals include building an ocean conservation career by promoting science literacy and environmental education. She is constantly inspired by the impact that good science communication can have for the public as well as policy makers. Maddie has been diving into the complex worlds of deep ocean conservation, international marine law, and underwater cultural heritage during her studies, and is excited to support the TOF team on these topics.
Posts by Madeline Warner
Deep Seabed Minerals Cannot Support a Green Transition: Part 3
Read part 3 of our blog series to highlight technological advancements that pave the way for a green transition without deep seabed minerals.
Deep Seabed Minerals Cannot Support a Green Transition: Part 2
Read part 2 of our blog series to highlight technological advancements that pave the way for a green transition without deep seabed minerals.
Deep Seabed Minerals Cannot Support a Green Transition: Part 1
We’ve written a blog series to highlight technological advancements that pave the way for a green transition without deep seabed minerals.
Working Toward a DSM Moratorium: Our Goals for the International Seabed Authority and Beyond
We participated in the International Seabed Authority’s most recent meetings during ISA-27 Part II, and are outlining our key takeaways.
Deep Seabed Mining: Digging for the Truth on The Metals Company
As a company built to profit from deep seabed mining, The Metals Company has pushed questionable narratives around the benefits and easy success of such mining.
