Ibon Galparsoro

🚨🗓️🚨 The MarinePlan Final Event is now open for registration!

Join us online to learn about MarinePlan's improved transdisciplinary approach to EB-MSP and conservation in European seas.

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Agenda is available on our website:
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The use of Atlantic seascapes for marine protected areas planning in the context of the marine biological diversity of areas beyond National Jurisdiction agreement International biodiversity agreements aim to expand protected areas by up to 30 %, including areas beyond national jurisdiction. The high seas' extent…

Our latest publication explores the utilisation of Atlantic seascapes for planning marine protected areas, considering the marine biological diversity within the framework of the Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction agreement.

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#msp #mpa #conservation #BBNJ

International Energy Day - AZTI On International Energy Day, we highlight AZTI's commitment to sustainability, working for a greener and more energy-efficient future

Environmental impact monitoring and assessment, #operationaloceanography and #marinespatialplanning tools to contribute to a sustainable marine renewable energy sector.

👨‍🔬 By @ibongalparsoro.bsky.social & Juan Bald

Check it out! ⚡🌊🔽
www.azti.es/en/internati...
#InternationalEnergyDay

🌊📌An international team of researchers has developed an innovative tool to assist #marineplanning practitioners and competent authorities in incorporating ecosystem-based approach principles into the marine spatial planning of uses.

👨‍🔬 @ibongalparsoro.bsky.social

▶ www.azti.es/en/new-tool-...

If you are interested in assessing the alignment of marine spatial plans #MSP with the ecosystem based management principles, check the assessment tool here: aztidata.es/EB-MSP/

See this paper addressing advances in systematic conservation planning to meet global biodiversity goals. We provide recommendations for bridging the gap between science and practice.
#marine #conservation #restoration #protection

The Comb of the Wind is a sculpture located in San Sebastián, Spain. It symbolizes how the sculptures “comb” the wind as it blows through them, creating a unique interaction between art and nature. The sculptures are designed to withstand the powerful waves and winds of the Cantabrian Sea.

See our latest paper: Projections of intertidal estuarine seagrass distribution under climate change scenarios using a Bayesian network approach

doi.org/10.1016/j.ec...

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New application for labeling videos recorded with ROV. We are analyzing megabenthos community structure in trawling fishing grounds.