MedPAN is looking for a volunteer as part of the French civic service scheme for a period of 6 months starting in October 2019. The lucky winner will have the mission of being an ambassador for Marine Protected Areas and the MedPAN
Author: MedPAN Based on the MedPAN Collection guide “Snorkel surveys of the marine environment, a methodological guide” developed by Mathieu Imbert and Patrick Bonhomme from the Calanques national Park. Date: 2016 Snorkel surveys of the marine environment – introduction Fish
The European Natura 2000 Award aims to honour leading nature conservation achievements and reward excellence in the management and promotion of the network as well as to raise awareness about Natura 2000 and its benefits to European citizens.In doing so
As part of the ACCOBAMS Survey Initiative, the ACCOBAMS Secretariat has opened a call for consultancy for work related to the sustainability aspects of macro-regional cetacean monitoring. The call is: ACCOBAMS Survey Initiative sustainability : Developing proposals for long-term funding
MedPAN’s next regional experience-sharing workshop will focus on “the management of highly mobile species across Mediterranean Marine Protected Areas” (MPAs). It will take place on 12-14 November 2019 in Akyaka, Turkey, in association with the Mediterranean Conservation Society (MCS) and
Strong protection zones are the driving force behind the ecological effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). Without them, MPAs can be useful, such as being a tool for spatial planning or consultation between different sea users, but they do not
Project leader: Porto Cesareo MPA management consortium – Italy MPA: Porto Cesareo Theme: Habitat mapping Background: Porto Cesareo MPA, located in the south of Italy, was established in 1997 and recognised as a Specially Protected Area of Mediterranean Importance in
Project leader: Consortium Plemmirio – Italy MPA: Plemmirio MPA Theme: Habitat mapping Background: Located on the eastern coast of Sicily, the marine protected area of Plemmirio was established in 2004 and is classified as a Specially Protected Area. In particular,
