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Richard Garth James Bellerby

Chief Scientist

Projects 5
Articles 1
Publications 371

Email address: richard.bellerby@niva.no
Phone number: +47 908 99 256
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Research section: Oceanography

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Projects (5)

BLUEMISSION AA – A project under Mission Ocean

BlueMissionAA is building a coordination hub to support the Mission Ocean Implementation in the Atlantic and Arctic Basin. It will focus on preserving and restoring marine and coastal ecosystems and biodiversity for increased climate resilience.

Project period: 2022 - 2025

C-BLUES

The C-BLUES project is a Horizon Europe initiative focused on advancing knowledge, understanding, policy implementation and management of blue carbon ecosystems through EU-China cooperation.

Project period: 2024 - 2028

CLEAN

Project CLEAN addresses the cumulative impact and risk associated with multiple stressors in High North ecosystems.

Project period: 2022 - 2026

Invest4Nature

Invest4Nature (I4N) is an EU-funded Research and Innovation project that contributes to the development of a nature-based solutions (NBS) market.

Project period: 2022 - 2026

MARine Ecosystem Accounting (MAREA) for integrated coastal planning in the Oslofjord

Mapping and valuation of ecosystem services can help turn the tide on ecosystem degradation of urbanizing coastal areas.

Project period: 2021 - 2025

Publications (371)

MARINE FORESTS EXPOSURE & SENSITIVITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Richard Bellerby

Challenge 5: PROVIDING SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE, ADAPT AND BUILD RESILIENCE TO THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

Richard Bellerby

Academic lecture

Actor/stakeholder-driven model product development and use to meet the urgent needs of the climate and biodiversity crises

Richard Bellerby

Academic lecture

Articles (1)

State of the Cryosphere 2021 Report

Some may have never heard of the term Cryosphere, though most know where the Earth is covered by ice and snow either seasonally or year-round. Climate change is happening in the Cryosphere faster and more dramatically than anywhere else on earth. The first State of the Cryosphere report, reviewed and supported by nearly 50 leading cryosphere scientists and with over half of them Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) authors, has been released and will come out annually every year until 2030.

Published: 05.11.2021

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