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Daniel Sadd is listed as Fisheries Manager at Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas, based in United Kingdom, United Kingdom, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at bangor.ac.uk and a matched LinkedIn profile for Daniel Sadd.
Daniel Sadd previously worked as Scientific Fisheries Observer at Falkland Islands Government and Marine Fisheries Scientist at Ascension Island Government. Daniel Sadd holds Master Of Science (Msc), Marine Environmental Protection, Merit (2:1) from Bangor University.
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Daniel Sadd is a Fisheries Manager at Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas. He possess expertise in stock management, scientific writing, statistics, scientific reports, master scuba diver and 11 more skills.
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United Kingdom
Oversee fisheries management for over one hundred MPAs in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Zanzibar.Draft enforcement and compliance plans for each MPA in collaboration with local teams, and supervised local MPA teams in their organisation, standard operating procedures, work plans, and reporting.Build capacities and assist in the growth and development of.
Stanley, Falkland Islands
Collect biological and fisheries data onboard commercial fishing vesselsSeabird abundance surveysLead on individual research projects
Ascension Island, Saint Helena, Ascension And Tristan Da Cunha
Gathered evidence for the informed decision to designate the second-largest MPA in the Atlantic.Co-founded the Island's first community-led Inshore Fisheries Advisory CommitteeInshore fisheries managementAcoustic telemetry of grouper and moray eelsCoastal microplastics project leaderProject leader for the inshore chemical and physical oceanography study.
Philippines
Promoted sustainable diving practices through conducting environmental impact assessments of dive centres.managed a community-based project to develop a tiered framework for raising awareness of environmental impacts and education for Green Fins members.Conducted underwater ecological, and socio-economic surveys for ongoing research into the Recreational.
Activities and Societies: Scuba Dive Club, Basketball, Co-started the Atheism Society
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Daniel Sadd works for Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas.
Daniel Sadd is listed as Fisheries Manager at Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas.
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Daniel Sadd is based in United Kingdom, United Kingdom, United Kingdom while working with Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas.
Daniel Sadd has worked for Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas, Falkland Islands Government, Ascension Island Government, and The Reef-World Foundation.
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Daniel Sadd holds Master Of Science (Msc), Marine Environmental Protection, Merit (2:1) from Bangor University.
Daniel Sadd is listed with skills including Stock Management, Scientific Writing, Statistics, Scientific Reports, Master Scuba Diver, Scientific Analysis, Experimental Design, and Scientific Diving.
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