PLASMAR Project has published a protocol about sampling and processing plastic samples, with a size range of 0.01mm to 25mm, from sandy beaches.
This protocol is part of the results obtained in relation to the action 2.3.1. ‘Optimise and finding the pertinent monitoring methods for the marine and coastal waters environmental monitoring’.
Download at: DOCUMENTS “Technical Reports”
The Directorate General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries of the European Commission assisted by the European MSP Platform have organised a one day workshop which took place on the 11th of September 2018 at the University of Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, ES.
The workshop provided participants with the opportunity to explore the development of MSP in the context of islands as well the challenges and opportunities that exist for sustainable Blue Growth.
Through the Plasmar & MarSP projects a communication entitled ‘Balancing maritime sector development and environmental planning, supporting socio-economic growth and ensuring environmental services’ was presented.
https://www.msp-platform.eu/events/workshop-msp-islands
https://www.msp-platform.eu/events/workshop-msp-islands-presentations-and-photos-available
The past 26.08.18 at Montpellier (France) the ‘ARDITI/Centro de Maricultura da Calheta’ participated in the World Aquaculture Conference organized by WAS and EAS.
In the framework of the Activity 2.1.1 (Study ”Finding the balance of Blue Growth Sustainable Development within Ecosystem Approach”) an oral communication entitled ‘ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT UNDER MSFD FOR AQUACULTURE IN THE MACARONESIA’ was presented.
Dentro de la Actividad 2.3.1 del Proyecto PLASMAR (Métodos de monitorización marina necesarios para aplicar el enfoque por ecosistemas a la OEM), y en el ´International Meeting on Marine Research´ celebrado en Peniche (Portugal) los días 5 y 6 de Julio, se presentó la comunicación oral titulada ´Fishing effort standardization of data-poor fisheries: the Canarian small-scale fleet´.
Alberto Bilbao Sieyro, Yeray Pérez González, Lorena Couce Montero, Yaiza Fernández-Palacios y Andrej Abramic, en el marco del Proyecto PLASMAR han publicado en la revista divulgativa OKEANOS el siguiente trabajo ‘Crecimiento azul en Canarias… Quo vadis?’ (Okeanos. nº7. julio-diciembre 2018. 16-21 pp)
La Revista OKEANOS publica trabajos originales relacionados con las Ciencias del Mar, en todos sus ámbitos, dirigidos a un público no especializado pero escritos con el suficiente rigor científico.
