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.
Early Career Ocean Professionals at the All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance (AAORIA)
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Parvathi Vallivattathillam, Lianne Harrison and Francesca D'Enno, Posted on:
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International, Science
Written by Parvathi Vallivattathillam, National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Lianne Harrison, Cefas and Francesca D'Enno, Defra. The All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance (AAORIA) is a science diplomacy effort which unites twelve countries across the Atlantic to strengthen and foster collaborative …
Seeing Red: Cefas contributes to IUCN global assessment of threatened coral reefs
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Michelle Devlin, Elena Couce, Benjamin Cowburn and Joanna Bluemel, Posted on:
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adaptation, Climate Change, International, Policy
Coral reefs are vital for our oceans. They are among the most diverse and productive ecosystems on the planet, providing habitat for a vast array of marine life. They also provide livelihoods for over 600 million people, and coastal protection …
World AMR Awareness Week - working together to tackle the global challenge
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Andrew Joseph and Athina Papadopoulou, Posted on:
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Animal Health, Aquaculture, International, Middle East, Seafood Hazards, Uncategorized
World AMR Awareness Week 2024 takes place this week, 18-24th November, a global campaign to raise awareness and understanding of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and to promote best practices to reduce the emergence and spread of drug-resistant infections. Antimicrobial resistance occurs …
Understanding climate change risk to Namibia’s diverse fisheries sectors
In this Q&A, Georg Engelhard Principal Marine Climate Change and Fisheries Scientist at Cefas, discusses a new One Ocean Hub paper titled “Climate risk assessment of the fisheries in Namibia” and its associated policy paper. It is the outcome of …
Ocean Country Partnership Programme in Sri Lanka - Marine Spatial Planning, Marine Biodiversity, and Sustainable Seafood.
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angharadelliman, Posted on:
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biodiversity, Climate Change, marine protected areas, OCPP, Uncategorized
Authors: Lois Duff, Hannah Lawson A team from the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) and the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) travelled to Sri Lanka in July 2024 to build on the support offered through the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP). …
The future of fish: Impacts of climate change on fish species diversity across marine food webs
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Elena Couce and Murray Thompson, Posted on:
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biodiversity, Climate Change, Science
Climate change is altering the distribution of many marine fish species, with widespread impacts on biodiversity, with the potential to jeopardise world food security. Most studies to date focus on how commercially exploited fish species will be affected by climate …
Ocean Country Partnership Programme in Sri Lanka - climate change, seafood and pollution updates.
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angharadelliman, Posted on:
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Animal Health, Aquaculture, biodiversity, Climate Change, International, OCPP, Pollution
Authors: Peter Randall, Charlotte Reeve, Alessandra Bielli, Bryan-Goodsir Thompson, Kelly Bateman, Angharad Elliman Through the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP), Sri Lanka and the UK are collaborating to tackle the three key challenges of marine biodiversity, marine pollution and sustainable …
The One Food programme at the World One Health Congress, South Africa
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Julie Bremner, Posted on:
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Animal Health, Aquaculture, Fisheries, International, Seafood Hazards, Uncategorized
Authors: Julie Bremner (Cefas), Grant Stentiford (Cefas), Flavie Vial (APHA), Essa Suleman (CSIR) The UK government’s Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) and Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) recently attended the 8th World One Health Congress (WOHC) …
Fish, Camera, Action: Early adoption of Remote Electronic Monitoring on UK fishing vessels
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Ross Robertson, Martin Arris, Rebecca Skirrow and Thomas Catchpole, Posted on:
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AI, data, Fisheries, Monitoring, Policy, Science, Technology
Authors: Ross Robertson (Defra), Martin Arris (MMO), Rebecca Skirrow (Cefas) and Thomas Catchpole (Cefas) What is REM and what are our plans? Remote Electronic Monitoring, or REM for short, is a data collection tool that can be installed on vessels …
Turning up the heat: Advancing UK science to better predict and respond to marine heatwaves
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John Pinneger and Caroline Rowland, Posted on:
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adaptation, biodiversity, Climate Change, marine heatwaves, Monitoring, Oceanography, Policy, Pollution, Science
By John Pinnegar, Director of the International Marine Climate Change Centre, Cefas and Caroline Rowland, Head of Oceans, Cryosphere and Dangerous Climate Change, Met Office. In 2023 and 2024, global air temperatures reached unprecedented levels, with 2023 being officially the …