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Enhancing social well being and economic prosperity by reinforcing the eFFECTIVEness of protection and restoration management in Mediterranean MPAs

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Bridging Efforts for Healthier Oceans: EFFECTIVE Joins Forces with Sister Projects in Joint Webinar

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Bridging Efforts for Healthier Oceans: EFFECTIVE Joins Forces with Sister Projects in Joint Webinar The race to protect and restore our oceans requires strong collaboration, shared knowledge, and innovative management. In this spirit, the EFFECTIVE project proudly teamed up with… Read More »Bridging Efforts for Healthier Oceans: EFFECTIVE Joins Forces with Sister Projects in Joint Webinar

Bridging science and conservation at Ocean Ecostructures Workshop

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Last month, the EFFECTIVE project proudly supported a crucial workshop hosted by our partner, Ocean Ecostructures, that brought together a diverse group of scientists to advance the concept of Good Environmental Status (GES) within selected Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).

Marine Protected Areas as a crucial tool for combating Climate Change

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Oceans, vital for climate regulation, are threatened by climate change. Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) protect carbon-storing ecosystems, but face management and enforcement challenges. Effective MPAs require strong governance and stakeholder engagement. Projects like EFFECTIVE showcase innovative solutions to enhance MPA… Read More »Marine Protected Areas as a crucial tool for combating Climate Change

The EFFECTIVE Project: Enriching the Scuba Diving Experience through Marine Conservation

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Scuba divers are essential stakeholders in marine conservation, and the EFFECTIVE Project offers them a unique opportunity to contribute to and benefit from efforts to protect and restore marine ecosystems. Involvement in Marine Conservation The EFFECTIVE Project allows scuba divers… Read More »The EFFECTIVE Project: Enriching the Scuba Diving Experience through Marine Conservation

Meet our Partner – DHI

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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.