Ernest Ohandja Nomo

Mr. Ernest Ohandja Nomo is an early-career researcher specialising in coastal and marine monitoring. He holds a Master’s degree in Integrated Management of Coastal and Marine Environments from the University of Douala (Cameroon) and conduct applied research at the APCAM research association. His work focuses on using benthic communities to monitor Biogeochemical conditions in coastal ecosystems, which is crucial for understanding marine environmental dynamics. He is passionate about ocean conservation and committed to address global environmental challenges, including climate change, pollution, and marine biodiversity loss. He is involved in several international initiatives, such as the BIOTTA project (ocean acidification), GEM (eutrophication monitoring), and AAORIA (Atlantic Ocean Resilience Innovation Alliance). These collaborations allow him to contribute to global research on ocean health and develop sustainable solutions for marine management. His technical skills include programming, cartography, and data management, and he is continuing to develop his expertise to support sustainable coastal ecosystem management and protection against increasing environmental pressure.

January 2025