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News

  • Evolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices – Workshop III Proceedings Released 1st June 2020
  • Seabed 2030: Building a Complete Global Bathymetry Map by 2030 16th September 2019
  • Essential Ocean Variables: Marine Turtle, Bird and Mammal Abundance and Distribution 16th September 2019
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Events

  • Evolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices IV, OBP Workshop 2020 [Online]
    18/09/2020 - 30/09/2020
  • Oceans 2020
    05/10/2020 - 30/10/2020
  • IMDIS 2021: International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems
    Amsterdam
    12/04/2021 - 14/04/2021
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Tweets

@PeterMHaugan @Cisco_SWFSC @EPlaganyi @CSIRO A comment was made that: "It takes more than science to have good fisheries management. Science can provide the underpinning for decisions once management is in place."

About 14 minutes ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@PeterMHaugan @Cisco_SWFSC @EPlaganyi @CSIRO It was discussed that trust in models and predictions is not always easy to address uniformly across diverse cultures. With this in mind, it was commented that the scale of fisheries management must be adjusted to reflect the nature of the stock being managed.

About 16 minutes ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@PeterMHaugan @Cisco_SWFSC @EPlaganyi @CSIRO Ideally the process of fisheries community engagement can be built on pre-agreed rules and a transparency and trust in data and recommendations.

About 30 minutes ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@PeterMHaugan @Cisco_SWFSC @EPlaganyi @CSIRO Fisheries governance needs to be a balance of data and risk management, which must integrate sociopolitical factors.

About 32 minutes ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@PeterMHaugan @Cisco_SWFSC The latest discussions in the Fisheries Working Group were led by @EPlaganyi from @CSIRO. The discussions were focussed on fisheries management, advice and governance.

About 35 minutes ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

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