Entries by mcollmonton

December 2024 – A new report calls for transforming the current fisheries management model to ensure long-term sustainability

The ICM-CSIC, in collaboration with the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC), has produced a new report that underscores the urgency of transforming the current fisheries management model, including the production, distribution, and consumption of marine resources to ensure long-term sustainability and a fairer distribution of the benefits generated. Specifically, the report highlights the need to […]

November 2024 – A new edition of the Ecopath with Ecosim course at ICM-CSIC

Another year, we organized an Ecopath with Ecosim course at the ICM-CSIC, in collaboration with Ecopath International Research Initiative, and funded by ongoing projects Oceans Acción, PROOCEANS, GES4SEAS, MarinePlan, Actnow, and EcoScopium. 22 people attended from different countries and with different research questions to tackle with EwE. We had a week of great discussions and learning, […]

November 2024 – We organize a species distributions modelling course

The first week of November 2024 we have held a fantastic species distributions modelling course at ICM-CSIC with the title “User friendly tools for spatial-temporal species distribution models“, by Alba Fuster-Alonso, Jorge Mestre-Tomás, Jazel Ouled-Cheikh, and Maria Grazia Pennino. This course has been organized under the Spanish Project ProOceans, and the new R package Glossa […]

December 2023 – PhD Day

We have celebrated a PhD day in our group with lots of interesting talks about student projects and discussions. Especial connections from Australia, Norway and USA have been a treat.

March 2023 – Master students day

We hold the first Master’s student day! We had great presentations by 19 master students that have finished their work during 2021-2022 or are starting their projects in 2022-2023.   Time Year Name Supervisors Title 9.00-9.15 2022 Miriam Gimeno Fran Ramírez / Joan Giménez Climate and human impacts on global penguin hotspots: current assessments for […]

December 2022 – SEINE-ETP end-of-the-year recap

The SEINE-ETP project, in collaboration with purse-seiners fishermen from Castellón, finished successfully the activities of its first year. The project aims to contribute to the sustainability of small pelagics fisheries in the Northwestern Mediterranean Sea. We are looking forward to a new year of learning, discovering and fruitful collaboration with fishermen.