The Oceans 20 Summit is taking place on November 16, 2024, under Brazil’s G20 presidency. This high-level gathering represents a critical milestone in worldwide efforts to promote sustainable ocean management and develop a thriving blue economy.
BioProtect is offering five grants of €100,000 each to help European regions protect their marine environments. The program aims to support local authorities in better managing and protecting their coastal areas.
On November 6, the European Marine Board (EMB) Young Ambassadors and EMB Secretariat host an engaging exploration of Earth Observations (EO) for Ocean Observations in Trinidad and Tobago in the upcoming edition of ECOP Wednesdays.
The 7th Fortaleza Austral Spring School will be held on November 12-14, 2024, with the theme “Ecosystem stress due to climate change: actual impacts and future concerns”.
Portugal and Spain held the XXXV Luso-Spanish Summit (Cimeira Luso-Espanhola) in Faro, under the theme “Water: a Common Good”, in which the relevance of the activity of the Atlantic International Research Centre – AIR Centre was highlighted.
The Autonomous Region of the Azores has made history by passing groundbreaking legislation to create the North Atlantic’s largest network of marine protected areas.
The Copernicus Marine Service (CMEMS) is launching a survey as part of its “Blue Markets User Engagement and Product Uptake” initiative.
The CNPq UNESCO have launched an innovative PhD scholarship program to foster international scientific collaboration. Open to researchers from developing countries, this initiative is set to shape the future of global scientific cooperation.