Great success in the training of the longline fishing sector in Costa Rica and Panama
The project “Best handling and release techniques of incidentally captured sea turtles” is funded by the National Fish & Wildlife…
Read MoreThe project “Best handling and release techniques of incidentally captured sea turtles” is funded by the National Fish & Wildlife…
Read MoreDue to the collaboration between The Shark Trust, Sanamares, Lamna and SUBMON, a poster has been produced for the identification…
Read MoreThe LIFE INTEMARES project is extending its awareness-raising programme with innovative communication actions that seek to connect through emotions. SUBMON…
Read MoreThe Sea2See project has recently started with the aim of implementing a blockchain technology system to improve transparency in the…
Read MoreAfter one and a half years of work, October sees the end of “RESPONDER: a training program for response to…
Read More“RESPONDER: a training program for response to oiled marine fauna on the Spanish coasts” is a SUBMON project supported by…
Read MoreA few weeks ago, SUBMON was able to attend the second United Nations Conference on the Oceans, which was held…
Read MoreEvery year, individuals of different species are sighted with injuries caused by boats. Many of them are recreational vessels. In…
Read MoreDuring 2022 Sea Turtle Week this article written by NOAA Fisheries Alaska Regional Office caught our attention. Sea turtles in…
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