Enric Sala is a marine ecologist and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence who transforms scientific knowledge into tangible conservation outcomes, protecting the world's most vital ocean ecosystems through strategic advocacy and exploration.

As founder of the Pristine Seas initiative, Sala has facilitated the creation of 27 marine protected areas covering over 6.6 million square kilometers. His transition from academia at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography to full-time conservation exemplifies his commitment to practical environmental solutions rather than simply documenting decline.

Sala helps organizations navigate the complex intersection of environmental sustainability and economic prosperity by demonstrating how healthy marine ecosystems directly benefit fisheries, tourism, and coastal communities. His evidence-based approach provides decision-makers with actionable frameworks for implementing conservation strategies that simultaneously address biodiversity loss and climate resilience while supporting local economies.

Audiences gain practical insights into effective conservation leadership, learning how to translate scientific findings into compelling narratives that drive policy change. Enric's presentations offer valuable perspectives on building successful public-private partnerships for environmental initiatives and developing metrics that quantify the economic benefits of ecological protection.

Book Enric for an inspiring blend of scientific authority and practical wisdom that will motivate your organization to embrace conservation as both an environmental imperative and business opportunity.