Emilie Grimaud

Appel à Petits Projets spécifique Cartographie d’habitats – deadline 18/3

MedPAN relance son Appel à Petits Projets spécifique cartographie d’habitat pour couvrir toutes les régions éligibles : Les AMP éligibles à cet appel doivent se situer dans une des 4 sous-régions suivantes : Mer d’Alboran, Canal de Sicile / Tunisie, Mer

MedPAN est à la recherche d’une nouvelle agence de voyage partenaire – deadline 13/3

MedPAN (le réseau des gestionnaires d’Aires Marines Protégées en Méditerranée) a pour but de fédérer les gestionnaires d’aires marines protégées en Méditerranée et de les soutenir dans leurs activités de gestion. Dans le cadre de cette activité MedPAN organise chaque année

MedPAN recherche un soutien pour travailler sur les avantages socio-économiques associés aux AMP – deadline 18/3

Dans la mesure où l’expérience en matière de gestion des AMP s’accroît dans le monde, il devient de plus en plus évident que les AMP offrent des avantages allant au-delà de la conservation de la biodiversité. Certains de ces avantages

Populations of commercial molluscs within a highly biodiverse marine protected area on the Northern Alboran Sea (W Mediterranean): Preferential habitats, seasonal dynamics and importance for artisanal fisheries

Molluscs are one of the most exploited marine resources in the Mediterranean Sea, being most of the bivalve species the same ones than those recorded in the classical works of Greek antiquity. This study assessed the seasonal dynamics and preferential

Sessile macrobenthos (Ochrophyta) drives seasonal change of meiofaunal community structure on temperate rocky reefs

Unlike the soft bottom meiofauna, meiofauna associated wo hard substrata is poorly studied, despite its ecological relevance. This study investigated sessile macrobenthos and the associated meiofaunal assemblages of two sites of Portofino (NW Mediterranean), in order to assess the abundance,

Geospatial modelling and map analysis allowed measuring regression of the upper limit of Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadows under human pressure

Marine coastal ecosystems are facing structural and functional changes due to the increasing human footprint worldwide, and the assessment of their long-term changes becomes particularly challenging. In this paper, a geospatial modelling approach based on 2D mapping and morphodynamic data

Divergent responses to warming of two common co-occurring Mediterranean bryozoans

Climate change threatens the structure and function of marine ecosystems, highlighting the importance of understanding the response of species to changing environmental conditions. However, thermal tolerance determining the vulnerability to warming of many abundant marine species is still poorly understood.

Comparing commercial, recreational and illegal coastal fishery catches and their economic values: A survey from the southern Mediterranean Sea

Commercial small-scale fishing in the Mediterranean Sea accounts for more than 80% of the commercial fishing fleet. Commercial small-scale fishing competes with non-professional fishing, such as recreational and illegal fishing, however fisheries statistics usually fail to report non-professional fishing data.

Integrating distribution models and habitat classification maps into marine protected area planning

Effective conservation planning requires biotic data across an entire region. In data-poor ecosystems conservation planning is informed by using environmental surrogates (e.g. temperature) predominantly in two ways: to develop habitat classification schemes or develop species distribution models. This study tested

Native predators control the population of an invasive crab in no-take marine protected areas

The resistance of an ecosystem to species invasion is considered to be related to the abundance and diversity of native species. Theory predicts that the high native diversity in pristine systems can hinder the establishment and/or the spread of non-native

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