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Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🔵 Scientists have produced the first assessment showing the coastal regions of Europe at greatest risk of harmful light pollution.
The authors hope this work will help to better reflect the impacts of light pollution in future legislation.
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Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🚨 Overfishing concerns have reached such intense levels that 58 of the world’s largest seafood businesses have just issued warnings to governments & the fishing industry to act sustainably
It's time to #EndOverfishing 🐟
✍️ @Johnny_Sturgeon
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Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🔵 The 10th Copernicus Ocean State Report draws on a decade of ocean observations to reveal an ocean warming at an alarming pace, with far-reaching consequences for marine life, coastlines and communities globally.
Download it here: ow.ly/GQmW50ZVK0t
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
How to monitor changes happening in the ocean?
Discover 5 #OceanDecade Actions across Latin America that use advanced technologies, genomics, satellite monitoring, and ocean observation systems to expand our understanding of marine ecosystems: ow.ly/Stkr50ZUtTo
#TACRegion
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🔵 Funding opportunities from across the #OceanDecade network: applications are now open for a range of calls for proposals across the world!
Find the full list of funding opportunities on Ocean Connector: ow.ly/sRe950ZSZAh
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🔵 The 2027 Ocean Decade Conference (7-9 April, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) will spotlight Ocean Decade Solutions designed to translate knowledge into action.
Discover them here: ow.ly/aIJC50ZQEk1
#OceanDecade27 #OceanDecade
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
New research led by Aditya Sharma shows that young Antarctic krill may travel much farther than we previously understood, thanks in part to drifting sea ice.
aappartnership.org.au/sea-ic…
Video courtesy of Aditya Sharma ( Australian Antarctic Program Partnership/University of Tasmania)
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
On 23 September. A major moment for global ocean observation is coming at #UNGA.
The OceanEye International Alliance for the Global Ocean Observing System will take shape, with new commitments to strengthen global ocean observation.
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🕙16:00 – 17:30 CEST
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🌊 The #OceanDecade endorses 57 initiatives, bringing the total of Decade Actions to 1,000+!
Spanning 26 countries, these new Actions are building the knowledge, partnerships and capacity needed to achieve “the science we need for the ocean we want”.
👉 ow.ly/uT2350ZObhH
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🎉 Delighted to announce that Lowri Mai Griffiths MBE has accepted an invitation to become a PML Honorary Fellow, bringing considerable high-level, international expertise in #OceanPolicy & governance, which will help support PML’s strategic goals.
🔗 pml.ac.uk/news/pml-welcomes-…
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🔵 Register now to the new @TwinPolitics Ocean Seminar Series on the role of science in multilateral negotiations, with international experts examining the #BBNJ and #ISA processes.
Register here to receive all dates and Zoom links: ow.ly/sJS850ZNHxL
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🚨 Deep-sea fellowship opportunity! 🚨
This fellowship offers training for early career researchers in deep-sea expedition planning from start to finish. ⌛ Complete the online application form by 1 Oct 2026.
cobra.bigelow.org/master-cla…
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
#DeepWonders science team located 25 cold seep ecosystems and discovered 20 suspected new species. They also encountered abandoned fishing gear and trash — an important reminder that humans have an impact in places they’ve never seen or visited before.
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🔵 The Ocean Decade Progress Report for the Tropical Americas and Caribbean region highlights that, with 136 endorsed initiatives, the region is making meaningful contributions to #OceanDecade goals.
Download the report here: ow.ly/fct850ZHBO3
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
💧 Only 37% of Europe's surface waters are healthy.
🧫 But bacterial cellulose could help to clean up our waters by removing:
🟢 90–98% of forever chemicals
🟢 90–95% of endocrine-disrupting chemicals
🟢 80–90% of nanoplastics
Learn more 👉 link.europa.eu/yXK7nP
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
From #CoralReefs to the #Arctic, #UV-filtering chemicals from #sunscreen have been detected in marine environments around the world.
PhD researcher Anneliese Hodge explains what we know – and don’t yet know – about their environmental impacts 🔗 pml.ac.uk/news/sun-sea-and-s…
ALT Anneliese Hodge, PhD researcher with Plymouth Marine Laboratory and the University of Plymouth, recently joined BBC World Service programme Unexpected Elements to discuss her research into the effects of sunscreen compounds on marine primary producers, including algae.
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🌊 The Amended Protocol on Marine & Coastal Biological Diversity and Protected Areas has been adopted in Zanzibar.
Next: signing, ratification & implementation.
The process feeds into COP12 in October, in Dar es Salaam, as the Convention marks 40 years.
nairobiconvention.org/news/c…
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
Africa is home to a rich diversity of marine life, much of which remains undocumented.
See how @IocUnesco and partners empower ocean experts across Africa to use environmental DNA, or eDNA, to strengthen marine biodiversity monitoring across the region. youtu.be/ME3wR5-Y3zQ?si=Pbex…
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🎉 New marine protections are being proposed in the English Channel to safeguard 30% of the waters around Sark island, home to a treasure trove of ocean life including spiny lobsters, rays, catsharks, octopus, lush eelgrass beds & pink sea fans 🌊
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gr…
Global Ocean Trust retweeted
🎉 An ocean win worth celebrating! There's lots to be hopeful about when it comes to our seas. We're working for ocean wins and sharing the hope, and we'd love to have you onboard.
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