Contributing to sustainable development pathways in the South Pacific through transdisciplinary research: Conference report

Maraja Riechers; Lilly Baumann; Marjan Braun; Annie Carew; Matthew Chinappa; Jasha Dehm; Alexandre Ganachaud; Elisabeth Holland; Heath Kelsey; Shilpa Lal; Mathilde Landemard; Nicolas Rocle; Brian L. Stockwell

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2024.106124

Contributing to sustainable development pathways in the South Pacific through transdisciplinary research: Conference report

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Contributing to sustainable development pathways in the South Pacific through transdisciplinary research: Conference report. / Riechers, Maraja; Baumann, Lilly; Braun, Marjan et al.
In: Marine Policy, Vol. 167, 106124, 09.2024.

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AU - Ganachaud, Alexandre

AU - Holland, Elisabeth

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