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The MARINA project will engage citizens, researchers, policy makers, industrial and societal actors in order to share knowledge, include the citizens’ vision and societal needs, create a synergy between research and innovation and the environmenta
MARINA Platform is a European project dedicated to bringing offshore renewable energy applications closer to the market by creating new infrastructures for both offshore wind and ocean energy converters.
Today, coastal infrastructure, such as seawalls, quays and groynes, present on the Channel coast are not designed to incorporate habitat for marine species or conserve and protect coastal and transitional ecosystems. Instead they serve only human
The new EU-funded project on Improved transdisciplinary science for effective ecosystem-based maritime spatial planning (MSP) and conservation in European Seas (MarinePlan) has recently started.
Integrating activities planned under MaRINET 2 build upon the achievements of the advanced community created in MaRINET FP7.
MARISCA aims to contribute towards the protection and conservation of biodiversity in the context of integrated Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) in the Aegean Sea.
MARISPLAN investigates, with the aid of hydrodynamic, ecological, watershed and economic models how climate change influences the ecosystem of the Baltic Sea and its uses.
MARMONI aims at developing concepts for assessment of conservation status of marine biodiversity, including species and habitats and impacts of various human activities.
The MarPAMM project was set up in January 2018 to protect and monitor the marine fauna of the coasts of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
Increasing demands on marine resources and activities taking place in the marine area are compromising the future use and viability of the marine environment.
The aim of the MarSP project is to develop Maritime Spatial Planning schemes in the three Outermost Regions of Macaronesia (Azores, Madeira and Canary Islands), in line with the EU Directive on MSP (2014/89/EU) and following an Ecosystem Based App