The importance of being prepared
Unfortunately, last February brought us two news that highlighted the importance of being well prepared when working on the recovery…
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Preparing a coordinated oiled wildlife response in Europe – start of the EUROWA-2 project
SUBMON is part of the consortium of the EUROWA-2 project, which will begin in January 2021, focusing on the development…
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Climate change, California sea lions and neurosurgeons
Meet Cronutt the California sea lion, the first sea mammal to have gone through an experimental surgical procedure to treat…
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We continue with the decompression study in sea turtles caught incidentally by trawl
The project, which started in 2014 and with a scientific publication of the results of the first study, has secured…
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Ocean acidification is more dangerous for human health that you probably imagined
You probably already know what is ocean acidification: as CO2 increases in the atmosphere due to fossil-fuel burning and deforestation…
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Marine turtles can also suffer from decompression sickness
First study on occurrence and severity of gaseous embolia and subsequent decompression in marine turtles on board trawl fishing vessels…
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A Strategic Research Agenda for Oceans and Human Health in Europe
Oceans and Human Health (OHH) is a meta-discipline exploring the complex and inextricable links between the health of the ocean…
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The WAOH project has been completed
“The Wildsea Atlantic Ocean Heritage Route: dive into adventure (WAOH)” project has developed the first European route of sustainable diving,…
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Water and the secret to happiness
Did you know that people that visit the coast at least twice a week tend to experience better general and…
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