Meet the Sea Change Australia Experts Network
Our experts include internationally recognised climate and fisheries researchers, state and federal government managers, Indigenous Knowledge holders, industry leaders, and even psychologists.
In this project, ‘experts’ are not just the people formally trained in science, but also people who have demonstrated experience in the seafood sector and/or key knowledge of local places, circumstances and practices.
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- Tasmania
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- IMAS and CMS both at UTAS
- Examples of aquaculture adaptation to climate change
- Examples of ‘opportunities’ that have emerged because of climate-driven changes
- Bridging the support gap between fishers and farmers
- Tracking and Managing Species Redistribution Impacts
- Tasmania
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Science & Modelling
- CSIRO Environment, Centre for Marine Socioecology
- Informing climate adaptation with biological sensitivity scoring
- Building future-ready fisheries - planning and security
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- University of Tasmania (UTAS)
- Policy reforms to support species shifts and license flexibility
- Improving legal frameworks for commercial fishers
- Tasmania
- Seafood supply chain & Markets
- Others
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Fisheries Science & Management
- University of Tasmania Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- WorldFish
- Tasmania
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Tasmania
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
- Tasmania
- Climate Science & Modelling
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- CSIRO
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- IMAS, University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- IMAS
- Tasmania
- School of Social Sciences at the University of Tasmania (UTAS), Centre for Marine Socioecology (CMS)
Liam currently works as a Research Fellow at the University of Tasmania’s Centre for Marine Socioecology, Policy Analysis Lead for Sea Change Australia, and contributes to multiple research projects on ocean governance, fisheries management, and climate adaptation. His work now mostly focuses on bridging the gap between policy, government, academia, and society to facilitate effective knowledge exchange and support informed decision-making in marine management.
- Tasmania
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- Fisheries Science & Management
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Seafood Business for Ocean Stewardship
- Tasmania
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) at the University of Tasmania (UTAS)
- Tasmania
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- CSIRO
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Others
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, university of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- Adjunct Researcher University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS)
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) at the University of Tasmania (UTAS), Centre for Marine Socioecology (CMS)
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- IMAS
- Tasmania
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Fisheries Science & Management
- University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- IMAS
- Tasmania
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- IMAS,UTAS
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Centre for Marine Socioecology
- Tasmania
- Climate Adaptation & Resilience
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Climate Science & Modelling
- Aquaculture Science & Practice
- CSIRO
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Fisheries Research and Development Corporation
- Tasmania
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- CMS, IMAS and BE CRC
- Tasmania
- Fisheries Science & Management
- Policy, Governance & Economics
- People, Knowledge & Engagement in Fisheries or Aquaculture
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) at the University of Tasmania (UTAS)