NEA THAILAND
was developed to provide knowledge and information on state of ecosystems and their services in Thailand
NEA THAILAND
was developed to provide knowledge and information on state of ecosystems and their services in Thailand
NEA THAILAND
was developed to provide knowledge and information on state of ecosystems and their services in Thailand

Dr. Thamasak Yeemin is a president of the Marine Science Association of Thailand (MSAT). He is also a Dean of the Faculty of Science, Ramkhamhaeng University in Bangkok, Thailand.

  

He has worked in many aspects of ecology, biology, environmental science, socio-economics, coastal ecosystem management and marine protected areas for three decades in Thailand and other parts of the Western Pacific. He has provided expertise to several agencies for marine and coastal management, including local governments, national institutions, international organizations and NGOs, to design and implement management plans for coastal resources and the environment. He was a national focal point and a chairman of the regional working group for coral reefs under the UNEP/GEF Project on Reversing Environmental Degradation Trends in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand. He is also a founding member of the Asia Pacific Coral Reef Society and a former councilor of the International Coral Reef Society (ICRS). He has worked for some regional collaborative projects under international organizations, such as the ASEAN Center for Biodiversity, IOC WESTPAC, IMO, etc.

Credit: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Network

NEA-Thailand's works are carried out by academic from science and policy communities in Thailand. We work closely with UNEP-WCMC, under NEA Intiative to undertake our national ecosystem assessment. We also recognized supported by other organizations including UNDP, UNESCO. We focus our assessment on coastal and marine ecosystems as these ecosystems are main contributors to our economic and social development through their goods and services. We also recognized the need for sustainable management of these ecosystems for wellbeing of the Thai people and for the health of our oceans and seas.


We are now in the scoping phase. We aim to engage stakeholders throughout our assessment process to build a community empowered to make robust decisions for resilient ecosystems.

National Ecosystem Assessment (NEA)

 

NEA-Thailand works closely with the science, policy and practice communities

we work with UNEP-WCMC’s NEA Initiative to support countries to undertake national ecosystem assessments in six countries

 

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