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- EMECO-NOOS Meeting, 2-3 June, Lowestoft
- EMECO-NOOS meeting to be held 2-3 June 2009, Lowestoft, UK
- FerryBox and EMECO Meeting
- Highlights from the FerryBox/EMECO meeting 29th September to 1st October 2008 at the National Oceanographic Centre, Southampton, UK.
- Lobsters flourish in first marine reserve
- Lundy Island lobsters are 7 times more abundant than they were 5 years ago
- Mystery of tumbling puffin population
- British puffin populations have tumbled by upto a third over the past 5 years
- The salmon business: Can marine farming ever be eco friendly?
- Every day, a million Britons tuck into salmon, and demand is rising fast. Marine farming is the supermarkets' answer – but can it ever be eco-friendly? Martin Hickman reports
The salmon business: Can marine farming ever be eco friendly?
- WGOOFE 2nd meeting 15th-17th June 2009, Aberdeen
- Second meeting of ICES WGOOFE
- EuroGOOS Conference 2008
- The 5th EuroGOOS conference, 2008: Coastal to Global Operation Oceanography: achievements and challenges.
- Storm over planned ocean fertilization experiment (updated)
- Mitigating climate change?
- Arctic currents may be warming the world
- Global warming may be worse than we thought...
- Greenpeace wages war at sea against tuna fishers in Pacific Ocean
- Greenpeace vows to "interfere" with tuna fishers..
Greenpeace wages war at sea against tuna fishers in Pacific Ocean
- North Sea is slow to feel the heat as spring springs
- The North Sea is slow to warm...
- ICES ASC 2009
- ICES announce the 2009 Annual Science Conference.
- Scientists aim to dispel great white myths with public dissection
- Watch the dissection of a 10ft juvenile great white shark.
Scientists aim to dispel great white myths with public dissection
- Has the Arctic melt passed the point of no return?
- The Arctic warms faster then the rest of the world
- Scottish WaveNet deployment complete
- The Scottish extension of the WaveNet network of buoys that monitor wave activity around the UK is now complete.
- Summary of EMECO-NOOS meeting minutes, Lowestoft
- A summary of the June, 2009 EMECO-NOOS meeting with links to presentations and photos.
- UK invests in monitoring the health of the planet
- The UK is to invest £82m in the European Space Agency's flagship Global Monitoring for Environment & Security (GMES) programmes, and a new ESA facility is to be based in the UK.
- EU faces battle over fish quotas
- EU fisheries ministers are meeting in Brussels shortly to decide how much fish can be caught from Europe's seas next year.
- Algaware-November 2008
- View the latest Algaware report
- Forecast for big sea-level rise
- Sea levels could rise by up to one-and-a-half metres by the end of this century.
- Climate change affecting UK's coastal wildlife
- The National Trust forecasts dramatic changes for the UK's coastlines
- Europe signs Earth observer deal
- Plans for five spacecraft to track changes in land, oceans, climate, and weather
- Killer whales blamed for decline of Scottish seals
- Killer whales blamed for unexplained declines of Scottish seals
- New Bill to save UK sea life
- A new marine bill to protect up to a fifth of Britains coastal waters
- Navy sonar blamed for death of beaked whales
- Anti-subamrine sonar blamed for a group of beaked whales found washed up in the Hebrides
- WP2.1 Observing systems
- Intercomparison of biogeochemical sensors
- Huge plankton bloom detected from space
- Scientists monitor a large plankton bloom developing on the Southwest coast (UK)
- North-east Atlantic sharks and rays critically endangered
- Overfishing threatens 26% of north-east Atlantic sharks with extinction
- Satellites map cholera outbreaks
- Scientists map cholera outbreaks using Satellite marine monitoring
- MARBEF World Conference on Marine Biodiversity
- 11-15 November, 2008, Valencia Spain.
- ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Jan 2009
- Nice, France, 25-31 January 2009.
- Blooms Like it Hot
- Global warming may fuel harmful toxic blooms.
- Profet Policy
- Profet Policy aquaculture and fisheries in Europe
- ICES 2008 Annual Science Conference
- The 2008 ICES Annual Science Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
- ICES Recognitiion Programme/ICES Awards
- The ICES Recognition Programme honours individuals whose contributions to marine science has been outstandings.
- Floating Off-shore Windfarms
- Plans to build Britains first floating windfarm off the Scotish coast.
- Last chance to save the tuna?
- As demand soars and stocks dwindle, conservationists say time is running out for the fish
- Do octopuses have a favourite tentacle?
- Twenty-five octopuses will today begin twiddling a Rubik's Cube in the name of scientific research.
- G8 aims to halve greenhouse gases
- World leaders will aim to set a global target of cutting carbon emissions by at least 50% by 2050
- Africa moves to stop fish theft
- African ministers are meeting in Namibia to discuss how to stop illegal and unregulated fishing.
- Rare Seahorses Breeding in the Thames
- Conservationists have revealed that colonies of rare seahorses are living and breeding in the River Thames.
- EUR-OCEANS Modelling Summer School
- A summer school aiming to equip students with the skills required to apply modelling tools to a range of marine environmental studies.
- AMEMR Symposium 2008
- The 2nd AMEMR symposium will take place this year and will cover all aspects of model based marine ecosystem research and contribute toward the next generation of model developement.
- AlgAware-latest report
- Get the latest SMHI AlgAware Report
- Tough new rules brought in to curb Scottish seal killings
- As headless animals are found on a Skye beach, the government takes action to stop year-round slaughter
- Loss of biodiversity threatens livelihoods of world's poorest
- Mass extinctions of plants and animals could severely impact the world's poorest...
Loss of biodiversity threatens livelihoods of world's poorest
- The Ocean in a High CO2 World
- The Second International Symposium on “The Ocean in a High CO2 World” was held in Monaco, 6-9 October 2008.
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- EMECO-NOOS Meeting, 2-3 June, Lowestoft
- EMECO-NOOS meeting to be held 2-3 June 2009, Lowestoft, UK
- FerryBox and EMECO Meeting
- Highlights from the FerryBox/EMECO meeting 29th September to 1st October 2008 at the National Oceanographic Centre, Southampton, UK.
- Lobsters flourish in first marine reserve
- Lundy Island lobsters are 7 times more abundant than they were 5 years ago
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