Amber Carter

Amber is a PhD researcher at the School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh researching the incorporation of climate change and variability in marine protected area (MPA) strategy and design. Amber has undertaken research in many ocean regions including the Caribbean, eastern tropical Pacific and Mozambique channel. Alongside her PhD she enjoys science communication – regularly writing blog posts, articles and helping to produce the podcast SciFeed.
Areas of interest:
Social-ecological research
MPAs as an effective tool to support marine conservation and coastal livelihoods
Climate resilience
Visual storytelling and local ecological knowledge

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Nitrogen Pollution - Threats to Tropical Coral Coasts (edX) EdX
University of Edinburgh,EdinburghX

Nitrogen Pollution - Threats to Tropical Coral Coasts (edX)

Sci: Environment

Explore the critical issue of nitrogen pollution and its devastating effects on tropical coral coasts through this comprehensive online course. Delve into how human activities contribute to these ecological threats and understand the complex ways in which nitrogen interacts with our marine environments, using iconic ecosystems like coral reefs and seagrasses as model examples.

Self Paced
Self-Paced
Innovation Ecosystems Groundwater
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