JRC are hosting a phase 2 workshop on Descriptor 2 to provide some specific recommendations on the outstanding issues identified during cover outstanding issues identified during phase 1 of the review process. Registration and logistics: The workshops will be held at JRC – Ispra, Italy – registration is mandatory. To have access to the JRC’s … Continued
JRC are hosting a phase 2 workshop on Descriptor 1 to provide some specific recommendations on the outstanding issues identified during cover outstanding issues identified during phase 1 of the review process. Registration and logistics: The workshops will be held at JRC – Ispra, Italy – registration is mandatory. To have access to the JRC’s … Continued
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ICES Annual Science Conference 2015: a weeklong forum that brings together an international community of marine scientists, socio-economists, and students. ICES welcomes all interested scientists, policy- and decision-makers, those who work with marine ecosystems, stakeholders, representatives from interested organizations and industry to join the discussions on science for sustainable seas. Early bird deadline for registration is 1 August 2015.
Issues to be discussed are: Panel I – putting in place the landing obligation and technical measures through delegated acts in the Baltic Sea and in other waters. Panel II – Multispecies Management Plans, the next step: Lessons learned for the development of the Multispecies Management Plans.
This is the fifth Baltic Sea seminar organised by the Swedish Environmental Research Institute. Main focus areas of the seminar this year is on the Programmes of Measures (PoM) of the Marines Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) both at a national and international level, as well as the effect that marine micro-litter and pharmaceuticals have on the … Continued
An open debate on industrial fisheries will take place in Copenhagen 15th September 2015. The debate is organised by Danish Ports and Marine Ingredients Denmark.
The workshop will take place back to back with the 22nd Advisory Committee Meeting and hosted by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The terms of reference outline the categories of participants to invite: Anyone currently involved in using REM, in particular those working on cetacean and fisheries monitoring Companies working with video surveillance Representatives of … Continued