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Benjamin D. Best

Marine Science and Conservation

Duke University

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About Benjamin D. Best at Duke University (Duke)

Benjamin D. Best is a marine scientist at Duke University specializing in coral reef ecosystems, fisheries research, and coastal management.

Research Areas

coral reef ecologymarine ecosystem managementfisheries researchcoastal governancemarine spatial planningenvironmental permittingscientific collaborationR package development
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Publications3

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