Seabed Carbon Risks: What Our Evidence Shows
Seabed Carbon Risks: What Our Evidence Shows
A new technical briefing reviews the latest evidence on how trawling, other human activities and climate change affect seabed carbon.
The importance of reporting marine non-native species - what can you do?
Throughout this year’s Invasive Species Week, an annual event organised by the GB Non-Native Species Secretariat (GB NNSS), we have explored the many detrimental impacts invasive non-native species can have on our ecosystems and society. Whilst prevention remains the most …
Marbled Crayfish: a serious non-native threat, with potential risk of introduction through the pet trade.
Invasive non-native species, both plants and animals, threaten our native wildlife, natural ecosystems, economy, health, and interfere with activities we enjoy. Invasive Species Week is led by the GB Non Native Species Secretariat and is an annual event to raise …
Integrated marine monitoring to protect the Irish Sea
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Michelle Devlin, Posted on:
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biodiversity, Climate Change, marine protected areas, mNCEA, natural capital, Policy, Pollution, Science, Socio Economics, Technology
By Michelle Devlin, Naomi Greenwood, Carolyn Graves, Robert Brookes (Cefas), Mike Best (EA), Eugene O’Kane, Adam Mellor (AFBI), Mark Charlesworth (NRW), David Johns (MBA) Monitoring water quality and plankton in the Irish sea involves the joint effort and expertise of …
Defra’s One Food programme collaborates with United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on systems approaches for food sustainability.
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Julie Bremner, Posted on:
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Animal Health, Aquaculture, Fisheries, International, Science, Seafood Hazards
The One Food programme team at the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) recently visited the FAO head office in Rome, Italy to co-lead a collaborative workshop on multi-hazard monitoring and …
Strengthening Marine Pollution Response: A Collaborative Visit to Sri Lanka
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angharadelliman, Posted on:
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biodiversity, Climate Change, International, OCPP, Pollution, Uncategorized
Authors: Angharad Elliman, Freya Goodsir, Todd Last From November 12th to 22nd, 2024, the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) teams from Cefas and JNCC, embarked on a technical visit to Sri Lanka. This visit was part of a broader effort …
Strengthening Fisheries Compliance: OCPP’s Training Mission in Madagascar
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angharadelliman, Posted on:
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Aquaculture, biodiversity, Education, International, OCPP, Uncategorized
Author: Amy Anderson (MMO) In October, the Marine Management Organisation (MMO)’s Global Marine Team undertook a deployment to Madagascar under the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). The Ocean Country Partnership Programme is a bilateral technical assistance and capacity building programme …
Strengthening Marine Science and Sustainability: The Ocean Country Partnership Programme in Maldives
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angharadelliman and Peter Randall, Posted on:
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Aquaculture, biodiversity, Climate Change, International, OCPP, Pollution
In October, the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) team from Cefas visited the Maldives to enhance local expertise in the collection of data from fishers, water quality monitoring and OSPAR methods of beach monitoring. The visit began with adverse weather …
Ocean Country Partnership Programme in Maldives - Pollution update and the Fifth Maldives Marine Science Symposium
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angharadelliman and Peter Randall, Posted on:
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biodiversity, Climate Change, International, marine protected areas, OCPP, Pollution
In July the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) team from Cefas visited Maldives to attend the Fifth Maldives Marine Science Symposium and to progress work with various OCPP partners. Aerial view of Maldives islands The Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) …
Shark Plan: Conserving Sri Lankan sharks, rays and chimaeras through the Ocean Country Partnership Programme
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Sophy McCully Phillips, Posted on:
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biodiversity, Fisheries, International, OCPP
The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) collaboration with Sri Lanka on shark, ray and chimaera conservation through the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) was furthered in mid-November with a UK visit from the Sri Lankan Director General and …
Seascapes project: New Year 1 reports published as part of Marine Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment Programme
By Frances Mynott and Clement Garcia, Cefas leads for the mNCEA programme. Our understanding of the benefits that our marine and coastal environments provide are improving through the Marine Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment (mNCEA) programme. Started in 2022, mNCEA is …