Pablo Neruda wrote, “I need the sea because it teaches me”. In this presentation, with the ocean as a teacher, Francisco considers the lessons offered by the ocean in the context of adaptive management for protected areas, that challenge our inherent terrestrial bias. Francisco explores ways in which thinking (and feeling) with-and-through the ocean offer alternatives to conceive embodied and affective knowledge, and human-nonhuman relationships in more-than-human terms.

Keep an eye on @PEP_CUR on Twitter for dates and times for future talks, involving Angeliki Balanyannis, Lisa de Kleyn, Bhiamie Williamson, Ryan Jones and Jenny Atchison.

We look forward to your involvement in this event!

Cecily Maller and Ben Cooke, for the People and Environment Program in the Centre for Urban Research.

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