The UN Ocean Decade has officially launched its latest Call for Decade Actions. This initiative invites organizations and stakeholders from diverse sectors to submit proposals aimed at addressing critical gaps in ocean science and knowledge, focusing on coastal resilience, society’s relationship with the ocean, and the ocean-human health nexus.
The Atlantic Aquaculture Forum 2024, held in Angra do Heroísmo, Azores, brought together national and international experts to discuss the development of aquaculture in the Atlantic region.
The UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (UNESCO-IOC), Portugal, and the EurOcean Foundation have announced the second edition of the Mário Ruivo Memorial Lecture Series.
The AIR Centre is organizing the Atlantic Aquaculture Forum to be held in Terceira and Faial Islands (Azores, Portugal), on the 14-15 October 2024, in cooperation with the Regional Government of the Azores and Escola do Mar.
Sistema de Alertas UNICOl (SAU) is a web service designed to assist cattle farmers in the Azores.
AIR Centre will soon be launching the Services API, a platform that will enable users to register and access the Atlantic Cloud, including AIR Centre’s data, services, and computational resources, through a single access point.
On October 1-2, the AIR Centre participated in the 2nd Meeting of the Atlantic Whale Deal Project in Matosinhos, Portugal, showcasing notable advancements to cetacean protection in the Atlantic Ocean.
GMES & Africa and Working Group Africa have announced an exciting new training program from November 2024 to May 2025. It focuses on empowering African practitioners with advanced Copernicus Earth observation skills, crucial for addressing the continent’s environmental and security challenges.
In celebration of World Space Week 2024, the Azores is hosting two events that highlight the archipelago’s growing role in space technology and climate change research.