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On 21 and 23 April, the Ocean Governance project will present the Resilience Self-Assessment Tool (R-SAT), a tool designed to assess the resilience of a Marine Protected Area in the face of rapid change, whether anthropogenic, natural or global in

The PIAQUO project, a LIFE+ funding programme of the European Commission, aims to reduce the impact of the maritime traffic noise on marine ecosystems through a series of practical solutions. They are looking for as much input as possible from

This report is based on the results of the BlueBoatsMed project, a “Start-up Action” of the BLUEMED initiative. The project brings together Mediterranean stakeholders with complementary expertise in the cruising and yachting sectors to: analyse the prospects for further and

Launch of the Mediterranean Biodiversity Consortium On the eve of a crucial increase in the mobilisation for biodiversity on a global scale, with the stated objective of achieving sustainable protection of 30% of the planet, 2021 is a key year for the fight against the

For the first time since its creation, MedPAN is going to benefit from a grant from the GEF, the Global Environment Facility. This is an important milestone for MedPAN that was made possible thanks to the increasing recognition of the

This video features subtitles in English and French; click on the small cogwheel and choose your language. Designed to strengthen the operational capacities of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) on targeted topics, the Regular Training Programme of the MedPAN network is

Webinars are part of our working lives and now more than ever. A number of interesting ones are happening in the next few weeks, take a look. And don’t forget to check out the calendar of upcoming events on the

The French coordination team of the Pelagos Sanctuary – Port-Cros National Park in France just released a video to promote an eco-responsible approach of marine mammals. This video has 4 objectives: Raise public awareness on whale watching and its impacts.

The Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) of the Adriatic, gathered in the AdriaPAN network, were recently featured in Parks journal, the International Journal of Protected Areas and Conservation published by IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA). The article aims to