We participated extensively contributing with several oral presentations and posters. It was a very inspiring week!
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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 future conservation.
9.20-9.35
2022
Laia Rosell
Fran Ramírez
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the pollutant exposure
(POPs and trace elements) by penguin through the Southern
Hemisphere.
9.40-9.55
2022
Marc Vez
Joan Navarro / Joan Giménez
Effects of the COVID-19 lockdown on the foraging ecology of an
Spatial variability of Hg values in a demersal mesopredator along
the western Mediterranean Sea.
10.20-10.35
2022
Luca Francotte
Joan Giménez / Joan Navarro
Long-term changes in the feeding habits of swordfish in the
western Mediterranean Sea.
10.40-10.55
2022
Martín Barreiros
Valerio Sbragaglia
Analysis of fishing in the MPAs of the Spanish Mediterranean
(comparison between recreational and professional fishing)
11.00-11.25
Cofee Break
11.25-11.30
2023
Mar Pardo
Joan Giménez / Marta Coll
Feeding ecology of age-0 bluefin tuna in the Gulf of Valencia
11.35-11.40
2023
Laura Sanz
Joan Navarro / Nixon
Creels as a low-impact alternative to trawling to fish deep-sea
Norway lobster.
11.45-11.50
2023
Ana Baeza
Francisco Ramírez /Joan Navarro
Urban gulls as sentinels of Hg pollution in urban marine
environments.
11.55-12.00
2023
Angela Loring
Joan Navarro / Joan Giménez
Unravelling the causes of mortality in razorbills wintering in
the Alborán Sea
12.05-12.10
2023
Joana Domingo
Joan Navarro
Distribución y selección de lugares de nidificación de un depredador
oportunista presente en ecosistemas urbanos.
12.15-12.20
2023
Sofía Diéguez
Maria Bas
Canvis en la presència d’espècies marines en el registre
zooarqueològic de l’Hemisferi Sud com a mètode de validació de
models de distribució d’espècies marines en el passat.
12.25-12.30
2023
Aleix Ferrer
Fran Ramírez
Uso de hábitat y ecología trófica de la gaviota de Audouin
en el mediterráneo occidental. Màster en Teledeccion y GIS
12.35-12.40
2023
Núria Bosch
Fran Ramírez / Joan Giménez
Facing a warming Antarctic Ocean: Penguin population responses
to increasing water temperatures and sea ice retreat.
12.45-12.50
2023
Estella Carbonell
Marta Coll / Miquel Ortega
Historical analysis of the socio-ecological system associated with
the Ebro Delta purse seine fishery
12.55-13.00
2023
María Begoña Cobo
Odei García-Garin / Marta Coll
Microplastic modelling through the food web: The Delta de
l’Ebre as a study case.
13.05-13.10
2023
Andrés Moreira
Odei García-Garin / Diego Páez
Assessing the presence of microplastics in Galapagos Sea Lions’
scats as a bioindicator of pollution in the Galapagos Marine Reserve.
13.15-13.20
2023
Núria González
Odei García-Garin / Manel Gazo
Presència de microplàstics en els continguts estomacals d’una
espècie de tauró bentònic en zones de canyons submarins
del Golf de Lleó: la moixina (Galeus melastomus) com a cas d’estudi.
13.25-13.30
2023
Lara Fazzari
Valerio Sbragaglia
Public attention to invasive alien species in the Mediterranean Sea
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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.
Our group participated intensively at the Small Pelagic Fish ICES/PICES conference in Lisbon. We participating giving a keynote, an invited talk, several regular talks and presented various posters.
The conference was exciting and was great to meet in person several friends and colleagues. Looking forward to future events!
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The new project MarinePlan just started. Three 3 exciting years are waiting for us!
The main aim is to develop improved transdisciplinary science for effective ecosystem-based maritime spatial planning and conservation in European Seas.
The new project Ges4Seas just started. We have 4 exciting years in front of us!
Coastal and marine waters are vital for the natural balance of our planet and for Human societies. All coastal and marine ecosystem goods and services heavily depend on the level of human and environmental pressures, and their cumulative effects.
GES4SEAS will bring together relevant actors and stakeholders, to develop an innovative, compliant, and flexible toolbox in the context of adaptive Ecosystem-Based Management. Stakeholders and key competent authorities will be integrated in a Practitioner Advisory Board to co-create and validate the toolbox.
11 Learning Sites will be used to test, validate, demonstrate and upscale the toolbox in four European regional seas (Atlantic, Mediterranean, Baltic and Black) as well as in the Caribbean Sea.
Through these tools, GES4SEAS will ensure that Good Environmental Status is achieved and support policies at national, European and global levels.
From the 16th to the 20th of May 2022 the first author meeting of the Nexus Assessment, the thematic assessment of the interlinkages among biodiversity, water, food and health (nexus assessments) of IPBES (Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, https://ipbes.net/), was held in Frankfurt, Germany.
More than 150 leading international experts, from every region of the world, are contributing as authors to the assessment. They met for the first time during five intense days to achieve an agreement on the content that the assessment will hold, and on the working process to achieve the final goal in 2024.
The Nexus Assessment will examine the interlinkages among the sustainable development goals related to food and water security, health for all, protecting biodiversity on land and in the oceans and combating climate change.
The researcher Marta Coll, from the Department of Marine Renewal Resources of the Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM-CSIC), is one of the three Spanish experts participating in the Nexus Assessment as a lead author of Chapter 4 about sustainable futures.
Dr. Coll states the importance of this assessment: “This is a challenging and very timely process, where we will analyse scientific evidence and local ecological knowledge to synthesise the essential links that are established between key ecological and socioeconomic processes to inform local, regional and international policy and management in the need to ensure a sustainable and livable planet for the future”.
The participation of Dr. Coll to this initiative is funded by the Spanish project ProOceans (RETOS-PID2020-118097RB-I00).
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Científicos proponen la zona marítima del Delta del Ebro como área de restricción pesquera por su riqueza ecológica.
Un reciente trabajo científico, desarrollado por ONG y el CSIC en colaboración con pescadores locales, ha detectado la riqueza ecológica del área marítima del Delta del Ebro y proponen que esta se declare como zona de restricción pesquera.
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Under our Spanish Project ProOceans “Fostering the capacity of marine ecosystem models to PROject the cumulative effects of global change and plausible future OCEANS” we have organized a 2-day workshop to discuss modelling techniques available, their capabilities and challenges to model the global ocean.
We have discussed about marine ecosystem models, spatial statistical models, Bayesian/Frequentist approach, input data and model construction, outputs, other statistical and non-statistical models, multivariate, time Series, machine learning and computational models (AI).
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We organized a joint lab meeting with Villy Christensen group at University of British Columbia, Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries. We discussed students and postdoc projects and found common challenges and issues to deal with ecological modelling techniques. A very inspiring session! Let’s hope that next time it can be an “in person” meeting.
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