Author: magali

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Patrice Francour, University Professor and scientist strongly committed to the conservation of the marine environment in the Mediterranean. He left on October 13 after a long illness. Doctor of

The full 2016 Status of MPAs in the Mediterranean is now available in French and English. Feel free to dowload this 222 page publication published by SPA/RAC and MedPAN. Download the 2016 Status of MPAs in the mediterranean in French

Around 150 MPA managers, scientists, NGOs and other MPA practitionners are expected next week in Akyaka, Turkey, to participate in the regional experience-sharing workshop of the MedPAN network. This year, participants are gathering from 12 to 14 November to exchange

MedPAN is looking for an intern to help carry out an inventory of Marine Protected Areas in the Mediterranean in 2020. This internship will focus on the analysis of the designation status of MPAs, their surface area and management. All

For thousands of years, the seas and oceans represented infinite space, giving the feeling that humanity might be free of constraints and limitations. The illusion lasted until the middle of the 20th century, when increasingly intensive fishing began to degrade

Science goes on! You will find below the publications selected for September as well as a list of those that have been selected since spring. Go online to the “Scientific Watch” section to consult all the selected publications. Remember to

The European Tracking Network has launched a study on a multi-specific comparison of spatial ecology traits in marine fishes. The purpose is to evaluate how relatively well-established notions hold true when tested with empirical data, such as the notion that

Last June, MPA managers, Fishers and Administrations, and scientists from 9 Mediterranean countries gathered for a Science to Action workshop to refine what is needed to achieve a real sustainable planning at sea. Download the communication published after the event. In