Maximiliano Bello
Global Fellow, Latin American Program
Professional Affiliation
Senior Advisor, Mission Blue
Expert Bio
Maximiliano Bello is an international ocean policy expert who has worked in the environmental arena for over two decades to advance marine conservation priorities. He has worked for non-governmental organizations in Chile and the U.S. including The Pew Charitable Trusts, Oceana, World Wildlife Fund, Island Conservation and the Blue Whale Center among others.
Mr. Bello has operated in a wide array of international fora including the United Nations and U.N. conventions and bodies. Additionally, Mr. Bello has worked directly with governments in Latin America and around the world to establish marine protected areas. Of note, Mr. Bello was instrumental in securing protections for over two million km2 of countries’ territorial waters. Mr. Bello has advanced degrees and diplomas in natural resource management and economics. His work at Mission Blue and Island Conservation is key to engaging and increasing marine conservation efforts globally, including within local and national governments as well international institutions.
Insight & Analysis by Maximiliano Bello
- Past event
- Environment
US-EU Cooperation: Strengthening Environmental Protection in Latin America and the Caribbean
- Past event
- Environment
Protecting Antarctica: Argentine-Chilean Environmental Diplomacy in the Southern Ocean
- Video
- Environment
Latin America's Environmental Policies: Perspectives on the Oceans
- Past event
- Climate
Building Ocean Resilience in the Face of Climate Change
- Publication
- Environment
The White Continent and South America: Climate Change, Global Policy, and the Future of Scientific Cooperation in Antarctica (No. 41)
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- Anders Beal,
- Paul Andrew Mayewski,
- Dr. Sylvia A. Earle,
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