Contact: Dr Jorn Bruggeman
The world's oceans and seas are home to highly diverse ecosystems and are characterised by the richness and abundance of species. Marine...
Contact: Professor Steve Widdicombe
The coastal and marine environments of South East Asia and the Western Indian Ocean (the regional foci of ACCORD) are rich and diverse, possessing...
Contact: Jerry Blackford
Global climate change is one of the leading environmental threats facing mankind. To develop appropriate mitigation and adaptation strategies...
Contact: Dr Andy Rees
Our climate, and hence our lifestyle and economy, is profoundly influenced by the concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, which...
Contact: Dr Ming-Xi Yang
Major changes are occurring across the North Atlantic climate system: in ocean and atmosphere temperatures and circulation, in sea ice thickness...
The aim of this work is to provide estimates of total fish biomass for the Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) of the world’s oceans in order to...
Contact: Dr Graham Quartly
The European Space Agency (ESA) launched the Sentinel-3A satellite in February 2016 and Sentinel-3B in April 2018, as the start of a long-term...
Contact: Dr Caroline Hattam
Improving the resilience of communities and coral reefs to changes anticipated as a result of climate change is an issue of huge global...
Contact: Dr Ruth Airs
Marine organisms accumulate osmolytes in response to stress and release them when environmental conditions change due to viral attack, grazing or...
Contact: Professor Melanie Austen
SWEEP is a new initiative that will help deliver economic and community benefits to the South West, whilst also protecting and enhancing the area...
The livelihoods of inshore fishermen are threatened by the loss of fisheries productivity largely due to mangrove destruction in Malaysia. This...
Contact: Dr Rory Donnelly
The Earth and Sea Observation System (EASOS) is a platform designed to provide high value decision support to tackle country-specific environmental...
Contact: Dr Mike Allen
Since the 1950s the use of chemical fertilisers has grown exponentially to cope with the increased consumption of food. The use of chemical...
The main objective of the study was to evaluate how marine protected areas (MPAs) provide benefits to the blue economy, and make the findings...
In the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) the main losses in fish stocks are linked to illegal fishing activity that has increased in recent years. Considerable...
Contact: Dr Nicola Beaumont
CoastWEB aims to holistically value the contribution which coastal habitats make to human health and wellbeing, with a focus on the alleviation of...
Contact: Dr Gavin H. Tilstone
The AMT4SentinelFRM project focuses on providing high quality reference measurements to validate Sentinel satellite data during the Atlantic...
The FRM4SOC project focuses on providing high quality reference measurements to validate Sentinel satellite data using a range of different optical...
Contact: Dr Giorgio Dall'Olmo
In the REOPTIMIZE project, the relationships between the size of marine particles and how they interact with light will be examined across...
Plastic waste is an emergent pollutant in the Arctic affecting marine and coastal ecosystems and associated ecosystem services that contribute to...
Contact: Dr Tim Smyth
Climate change is one of the most urgent issues facing humanity and life on Earth. Better predictions of future climate change are needed, so that...
Plastics and plastic packaging are fundamental to industry and everyday life. They deliver many benefits, yet have a number of significant...
STEMM-CCS is an ambitious multi-disciplinary project that will deliver new approaches, methodologies and tools for the safe operation of offshore...
Contact: Stefan Simis
The Tools for Assessment and Planning of Aquaculture Sustainability (TAPAS) project is working to create cost-efficient management tools and...
Contact: Dr Stefano Ciavatta
This project will evolve the capability of CMEMS to monitor and simulate biogeochemical indicators of the health of European shelf-seas, by...