Blue Carbon: Challenges and opportunities to mitigate the climate and biodiversity crises. Blue Carbon ecosystems are a Nature-based Solution that can help mitigate the climate and biodiversity crises, while stabilising livelihoods, protecting coasts, and supporting other societal needs such as food security from the Ocean. European Marine Board IVZW Policy Brief No. 11 describes different types and benefits of Blue Carbon ecosystems, and discusses uncertainties and challenges for the conservation and restoration of Blue Carbon ecosystems as a climate change solution. The document also highlights the wider role of the Ocean in mitigating climate change through the carbon cycle, and closes with key research and management recommendations. For more information ➡️https://lnkd.in/egj2zEkU
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📢Registration Now Open! Join us at the Ocean Knowledge 2030 Conference on November 20-21, 2024, in Dublin! This landmark event will shape the future of Ireland’s ocean research agenda, with key topics ranging from ocean climate impacts to offshore renewable energy. Leading experts, policymakers, and industry leaders will gather to set strategic priorities for a sustainable marine future. 🔴Keynote Speakers include Dr. John Bell (EU Commission), Caroline Bocquel (BIM), and Prof. Karen Wiltshire (Trinity College Dublin). 🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf #OceanKnowledge2030 #Marine #Ocean Caroline Bocquel Bord Iascaigh Mhara - Ireland's Seafood Development Agency Trinity College Dublin European Commission
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📢JOB OPPORTUNITY We are recruiting a Tendering and Procurement Coordinator based at the Marine Institute's headquarters in Oranmore, Co Galway. The closing date for applicants is 📅Monday, 21st October @12pm. For the full job description visit 🔗 https://bit.ly/4gMTCI5 #Marine #Job #Office #Procurement #Galway #Tenders
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Getting the Ireland pavilion ready for Seatech week in Brest. 🇫🇷 🇮🇪#GoTeamIreland Marine Institute , Irish Maritime Development Office, Enterprise Ireland , Centre for Robotics and Intelligent Systems (CRIS - UL) National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) Thanks to the Department of Foreign Affairs Paris Embassy for coordinating.👏
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We’re thrilled to announce that the Marine Institute is collaborating with libraries across Ireland to celebrate Bioeconomy Ireland Week 2024 (14-20 October)! 📚🌍 This national campaign will highlight the role of the blue bioeconomy in fostering sustainability, climate neutrality, and community resilience. From expert talks to hands-on workshops for students, there’s something for everyone. 🔗 Learn more about this exciting partnership and how marine resources are shaping the future: https://lnkd.in/edPHB6dB #Bioeconomy #Sustainability #BlueEconomy #IrishBioeconomy #BIW2024 #MarineInstitute #LibrariesIreland #BIW2024
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📢Registration Now Open! Join us at the Ocean Knowledge 2030 Conference on November 20-21, 2024, in Dublin! This landmark event will shape the future of Ireland’s ocean research agenda, with key topics ranging from ocean climate impacts to offshore renewable energy. Leading experts, policymakers, and industry leaders will gather to set strategic priorities for a sustainable marine future. 🔴Keynote Speakers include Dr. John Bell (EU Commission), Caroline Bocquel (BIM), and Prof. Karen Wiltshire (Trinity College Dublin). 🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf #OceanKnowledge2030 #Marine #Ocean Caroline Bocquel Bord Iascaigh Mhara - Ireland's Seafood Development Agency Trinity College Dublin European Commission
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🎤Our CEO, Rick Officer , spoke on the 'Driving Innovation and Sustainable Growth in Ireland's Blue Bioeconomy' panel during Bord Iascaigh Mhara - Ireland's Seafood Development Agency Blue Ambition 2024 conference. Rick highlighted three key elements to achieving this: ◾ Co-ordination of supports ◾Community of practice for funders and enterprises ◾Consistency in the delivery of support
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📢Clárú Oscailte Anois! Bígí linn ag Comhdháil Ocean Knowledge 2030 ar an 20-21 Samhain, 2024, i mBaile Átha Cliath! Múnlóidh an t-imeacht suntasach seo todhchaí chlár oibre taighde aigéin na hÉireann, agus beidh príomhábhair ag réimsiú ó thionchair aeráide aigéin go fuinneamh in-athnuaite amach ón gcósta. Baileoidh príomh-shaineolaithe, lucht déanta beartas agus ceannairí tionscail chun tosaíochtaí straitéiseacha a leagan síos do thodhchaí mara inbhuanaithe. 🔊I measc na bpríomhchainteoirí beidh an Dr. John Bell (Coimisiún an AE), Caroline Bocquel (BIM), agus an tOllamh Karen Wiltshire (Coláiste na Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath). Cláraigí inniu: https://bit.ly/3zX4fHF
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Delegates from the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas ) recently visited the Marine Institute to strengthen collaboration on marine science and environmental sustainability. The visit focused on sharing expertise in areas such as sustainable fisheries management, biodiversity conservation, and the impacts of climate change on marine environments. Both organisations emphasized the importance of international partnerships in addressing global marine challenges, including data sharing, and advancing scientific research on aquatic ecosystems. #Marine #Science #Fisheries #Research #ClimateChange
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