Oliver Steeds, Nekton Mission, 'Adventurers for Conservation: Protecting our Pristine Environments through Creative Awareness and Action (AU Live, 30th October 2017)
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Sustainable Ocean Governance through Deep Water Exploration.
![‘THE HEALTH OF OUR OCEAN ARE
UNDER THREAT. THEY ARE
CHANGING AT A FASTER RATE
THAN AT ANY OTHER TIME IN
HUMAN HISTORY.
THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A MORE
CRUCIAL TIME TO REVEAL WHAT
IS GOING ON BENEATH THE
SURFACE OF OUR SEAS’
SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH
[BBC BLUE PLANET II, OCT 2017]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. THE NEXT GREAT ODYSSEY OF HUMAN ENDEAVOUR TO EXPLORE & CONSERVE THE DEEP OCEAN @OLIVERSTEEDS @NEKTONMISSION WWW.NEKTONMISSION.ORG
- 2. ‘THE HEALTH OF OUR OCEAN ARE UNDER THREAT. THEY ARE CHANGING AT A FASTER RATE THAN AT ANY OTHER TIME IN HUMAN HISTORY. THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A MORE CRUCIAL TIME TO REVEAL WHAT IS GOING ON BENEATH THE SURFACE OF OUR SEAS’ SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH [BBC BLUE PLANET II, OCT 2017]
- 3. 71% SURFACE OF PLANET 11,000M FULL OCEAN DEPTH 4,200M AVERAGE DEPTH 95% PLANET’S BIOSPHERE
- 4. OXYGEN FOOD LIVELIHOODS HEAT
- 5. 5 HABITAT VOLUME/AREA PROPORTION INVESTIGATED Deep-water pelagic 1 billion km3 <<0.0001% Deep seafloor 326 million km2 0.0001% Seamounts >170,000 <0.002% Hadal zone 37 Trenches Minimal Canyons 5,489 (>250,000 km) Minimal Ridges 30 million km2 10% Hydrothermal vents Est. 1,305 33% known HOW MUCH DO WE KNOW?
- 6. THE BATHYAL ZONE 200m-3000m • The Peak of Biodiversity • 1m-10million species to be discovered
- 7. THE AGE OF SUBMERSIBLES HUMAN OPERATED VEHICLES ROVS & AUVS DNA SEQUENCING & LIBRARY NEW TECHNOLOGY UNLOCKING NEW KNOWLEDGE SENSORS
- 8. NEKTON MISSION To explore the deep ocean to reveal the unknown for the benefit of humankind nek-ton, -tuh n noun - Zoology ‘Aquatic animals that are able to swim and move independently of water currents.’
- 9. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH BUILDING CAPACITY CATALYSING POLICY INSPIRING GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT NEKTON STRATEGY I COORDINATED TO MAXIMISE IMPACT
- 10. MISSION I: NW ATLANTIC I ACHIEVEMENTS 2016-2017
- 11. UN Sustainable Development Goal 14 CONSERVE & SUSTAINABLY USE THE OCEANS, SEAS AND MARINE RESOURCES POSITIVE: LOOKING FOR NEW LIFE TRIGGERS IMAGINATION MISSION BASED NARRATIVES – EXCEPTIONALISM, COLLECTIVE HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT NO CALL TO ACTION GENERALLY UNIFIED & CROSS PROMOTES FORWARD LOOKING ABOUT A BRIGHTER FUTURE POSITIONING: FUTURISTIC, TECHNOLOGY NEGATIVE – KILLING THE OCEANS MUNDANE (FISH & FOOD SECURITY) IDEA BASED (E.G. CONSERVATION) POLITICISED – MULTITUDE OF AGENDAS CALL TO ACTION – E.G. PROTECT GENERALLY FRACTURED & COMPETITIVE PUBLIC INTEREST STORIES OFTEN HISTORIC – E.G. SHIPWRECKS POSITIONING – HISTORIC, UNINSPIRING TECHNOLOGY THE CHALLENGE – SPACE VS OCEAN
- 19. THE NEXT GREAT ODYSSEY OF HUMAN ENDEAVOUR TO EXPLORE & CONSERVE THE DEEP OCEAN @OLIVERSTEEDS @NEKTONMISSION WWW.NEKTONMISSION.ORG