MPA Europe at ECCWO5 in Norway

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Several members of the MPA Europe project are attending the Effects of Climate Change on the World’s Ocean Conference in Bergen, Norway 16-21 April.

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MPA Europe presented at the Convention on Biological Diversity Technical Workshop on Ecologically and Biologically Significant Areas

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At the Technical Expert Workshop to Review Modalities for Modifying the Descriptions of Ecologically or Biologically Significant Marine Areas and Describing New Areas, held in Oslo, Norway.

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Silas Principe joins the OBIS secretariat to support MPA-Europe Project

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We are glad to announce that Mr Silas Principe has joined OBIS secretariat to support the MPA Europe project

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MPA Europe KoM Summary

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Last week, the coordinator of the MPA Europe Horizon Europe project hosted the kick-off meeting in Bodø, Norway.

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Call for a PostDoc position within MPA Europe is now open

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The Algarve Centre for Marine Sciences (CCMAR) opens a call for a Junior Researcher withing the scope of MPA-Europe project.

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MPA project presented at OBAMA-NEXT kick-off meeting

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During the second day of the OBAMA-NEXT kick-off meeting, Dorte Krause-Jensen presented the MPA-Europe project.

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MPA Europe kick-off

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MPA Europe kick-off meeting will be held in Bodø, Norway. Between the 27th of February and the 2nd of March

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Grant Agreement 101059988 – MPA Europe

MPA Europe project has been approved under HORIZON-CL6-2021-BIODIV-01-12 — Improved science based maritime spatial planning and identification of marine protected areas.

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