Jackson Stockbridge

Dr. Jackson Stockbridge is a Research Fellow in Marine Spatial Planning at Griffith University's School of Environment and Science. He holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences from the University of Adelaide and focuses on quantitative marine ecology, particularly marine spatial planning frameworks for ocean management. His work integrates spatial data to map ocean uses and assess cumulative impacts of multiple stressors on marine ecosystems.

• Education:
• PhD in Environmental Sciences, University of Adelaide (2019–2022)
• Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology (Honours), University of Adelaide

Research Interests: Dr. Stockbridge specializes in marine spatial planning, cumulative impact assessments, offshore renewable energy development, and seagrass ecology. He advocates for evidence-based approaches to balance human activities with environmental sustainability. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal 14 (Life Below Water) and emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration for marine conservation.

Recent Contributions: His 2025 publications address offshore wind-aquaculture co-location, cumulative impact frameworks for offshore energy, and policy strategies for Australia's energy transition. His research bridges ecological science with policy, offering actionable insights for sustainable ocean governance.

Affiliations: Member of the Australian Rivers Institute since 2023, contributing to marine and freshwater conservation research. Active in Griffith Sciences and the Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre.