EU Ocean Mission 2030: a tool to assess Marine Protected Areas effectiveness in six steps
SUBMON, together with another three European partners, has recently completed a project funded by the European Commission to design a…
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CETAMED NORTE: visual and acoustic censuses to study cetacean and sea turtle populations in the northern sector of the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor
SUBMON has initiated the CETAMED NORTE project to increase knowledge about the distribution and abundance of cetacean and sea turtle…
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Final touch to the project RESPONDER with the Advanced Oiled Wildlife Rescue Center course in Catalonia
After one and a half years of work, October sees the end of “RESPONDER: a training program for response to…
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First advanced courses and practice drills in Catalonia on search and rescue of oiled marine wildlife of the RESPONDER project
“RESPONDER: a training program for response to oiled marine fauna on the Spanish coasts” is a SUBMON project supported by…
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SUBMON examines the conservation status of Neptune seagrass in Roses and Montgó (Torroella de Montgrí).
The Neptune seagrass (Posidonia oceanica) is a plant that forms submarine forests, behaving as such. It is the most important…
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SUBMON obtains the first underwater images of bottlenose dolphins feeding in trawl nets in the Western Mediterranean Sea area
This week we have reported the first underwater images recorded in the Western Mediterranean and Iberian Peninsula of common bottlenose…
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Caulerpa cylindracea, reloaded.
The Caulerpa cylindracea is an invasive algae of Australian origin that, with a growth of more than a centimeter per…
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UN Ocean Conference: the need for action to ensure a sustainable future
A few weeks ago, SUBMON was able to attend the second United Nations Conference on the Oceans, which was held…
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Notice to mariners! How to watch dolphins and whales in a responsible way?
Every year, individuals of different species are sighted with injuries caused by boats. Many of them are recreational vessels. In…
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