who was he?
He is the Chairman of Seacology.
Seacology
is the Chairman of Seacology
what is referred to as seacology? It is a nonprofit charitable organization. when was it created? 1991 which activities are they involved in? Preservation of both island habitats and cultures by exchanging services for local assistance and cooperation with conservation efforts. is it related to any project? They built a kindergarten in exchange for a ban on harvesting endangered sea turtle eggs, which the government did not prohibit. is there any prize named after it? Yes, the Seacology Prize. who is it given to? It is awarded each year to an indigenous islander based on achievements in island conservation and cultural preservation. any leader of this organization? Paul Alan Cox
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Seacology [SEP] Leadership
Seacology is governed by its board of directors, which consists of corporate leaders who share a commitment to island conservation and the preservation of island cultures. Paul Alan Cox is the Chairman of Seacology. He received his PhD from Harvard University, and served as a professor at Brigham Young University, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, and Uppsala University. Cox served as the Director of the National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) for seven years, and as of 2011, he is the Executive Director of the Institute for Ethnomedicine, which is affiliated with the NTBG. His research interests include island plant ecology and ethnobotany of island cultures, and he has published more than 150 scientific papers and reviews.