The Marine Knowledge Exchange Network: Insights from an Innovative Regional-to-National Scale Academic-Led Knowledge-to-Impact Network and Recommendations for Future Initiatives
Martin Johnson(Pennsylvania State University), T.J. Tolhurst(University of East Anglia), Georgia Bayliss‐Brown(AquaTT (Ireland)), Irene Lorenzoni(University of East Anglia), Margaret Walton, L.J. Johnson(AquaTT (Ireland)), Gill Malin(University of East Anglia), Sophie A. Day(University of East Anglia), Johanna Forster(University of East Anglia), I. Dunnett, Vittoria Danino(Anglian Water Services (United Kingdom)), Kevin C. Kennedy, Patrice Fuller, Kathleen Dean Moore(Oregon State University)
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