The EFFECTIVE Project significantly benefits scientists and researchers by fostering collaboration, providing new opportunities, and advancing marine conservation. Here are the key advantages: – Collaboration with MPA ManagersScientists gain from close collaboration with Marine Protected Area (MPA) managers, facilitating a two-way exchange… Read More »The EFFECTIVE Project: Benefiting Scientists and Researchers
May we introduce you to IOW! How effective is the current management of Marine Protected Areas? And how can the ecosystem service concept support the governance and extension of MPAs? These are questions, the IOW team would like to address in EFFECTIVE.
DHI is a skilled team of marine ecologists focused on using the data from pilot areas, satellites, and EU aggregators. Their goal is to create habitat-suitability maps and predictive models for creating the Digital Twin.
The EFFECTIVE project stands as a cornerstone for advancing marine monitoring, restoration, and observation efforts. Specialists in these fields gain numerous benefits, enhancing their ability to protect and restore marine ecosystems effectively.
In an era where environmental consciousness and sustainable practices are becoming imperative, initiatives like the EFFECTIVE project stand as beacons of hope for the blue economy. Focused on enhancing the operations and outcomes of blue economy companies, this project brings several benefits that not only uplift the companies involved but also contribute to the broader cause of marine conservation and sustainability.
Recently, we held a workshop with the EFFECTIVE partners, where we identified the benefits that the EFFECTIVE Project has for several stakeholder groups. This article revolves around the Blue Economy Companies.
The EFFECTIVE project is proud to collaborate with ETT, a leading organization specializing in data management for Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in the Mediterranean Sea. ETT’s expertise plays a crucial role in registering the project’s impacts and facilitating the replication of successful activities in other regions.
Ecosystem-Based Management Systems (EBMS) are a holistic approach to managing natural resources, focusing on the entire ecosystem, including human interactions. EBMS aim to maintain ecosystems in a healthy, productive, and resilient state by integrating ecological, social, and economic factors into decision-making processes. This approach goes beyond traditional management methods by considering the complex interactions within an ecosystem, making it essential for sustainable development and conservation efforts.
The concept of a Digital Twin represents a cutting-edge approach to ocean conservation, leveraging the explosion of data from various sources and advanced computing technologies. A Digital Twin is essentially a digital replica of a physical entity, enabling users to access high-quality information, services, models, scenarios, forecasts, and visualizations. In ocean conservation, this concept is pursued through initiatives like the EU’s Destination Earth (DestinE) and the G7 Future of the Seas and Oceans Initiative.
The inaugural monitoring expedition of Pilot 1 by our partners Ocean Ecostructures, GPA Seabots, and the authorities of the Parc Natural del Montgrí, les Illes Medes i el Baix Ter marks a significant milestone in the EFFECTIVE project.
Discover the pioneering efforts of Coral Soul, our esteemed partner within the EFFECTIVE Project, as they lead the charge in deep coral reef restoration in Northern Sardinia. Through innovative underwater methodologies and active community engagement, Coral Soul is dedicated to monitoring, recovering, and conserving the precious Mediterranean gorgonian coral reefs. Meet their passionate team, learn about their cutting-edge techniques, and explore how their work is driving transformative change in marine ecosystems. Stay tuned for more updates on our impactful collaboration with Coral Soul!