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SUMMARY:Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA) 2025
DESCRIPTION:The 59th annual AMSA conference\, will be held from July 13-17\, 2025\, in Naarm\, Melbourne\, Victoria. Victoria is home to a long history of marine science\, with Budj Bim National Park\, a UNESCO word heritage area\, having the oldest known aquaculture network in the world. Universities in Victoria also have a long history of harmony through collaboration with the Victorian Marine Science Consortium established in the late 1990’s provided state-of-the-art facilities for collaboration in a wide aspect of marine science including ecology\, oceanography and biology. Victoria was the first state to establish a network of marine national parks\, with Port Phillip Heads\, Wilsons Promontory and Bunurong marine national parks all established in 2002 to protect a diverse range of habitats including sponge gardens\, kelp forests\, and seagrass meadows.
URL:https://www.oceanbestpractices.org/event/australian-marine-sciences-association-amsa-2025/
LOCATION:Melbourne\, Australia
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SUMMARY:TechSurge: Fisheries and Benthic Monitoring
DESCRIPTION:MTS in partnership with Rhode Island Sea Grant and the University of Rhode Island (URI)\, and in collaboration with the Responsible Offshore Science Alliance (ROSA) and the Northeast Regional Ocean Council (NROC)\, invites you to save the date for the Fisheries & Benthic Monitoring TechSurge. \nThis focused\, two-day TechSurge will convene experts from across sectors to explore advancements in monitoring technologies and practices that support responsible offshore development. \nProgram Highlights Include: \n\nAdvancements in benthic mapping technologies\nThe use of technology to transition from traditional survey methods\, including highlights on new innovations\nMonitoring technologies applicable to offshore development\nA panel featuring perspectives from members of the fishing community\n\nThe TechSurge will feature a combination of curated panels\, an open call for abstracts\, and the Tech Café—an interactive exhibit hall showcasing innovative technologies through desktop demonstrations\, along with lightning talks from both industry and student participants.
URL:https://www.oceanbestpractices.org/event/techsurge-fisheries-and-benthic-monitoring/
LOCATION:University of Rhode Island\, Narragansett\, United States
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SUMMARY:Living Data 2025
DESCRIPTION:This joint conference in Bogotá will bring together members of our biodiversity networks\, alongside hundreds of scientists\, researchers\, practitioners and other experts from around the world. \nCome share your knowledge and experience\, help us transform our understanding of the state and trends of biodiversity\, and learn how together our work contributes towards conserving the living world. \nThe conference will be conducted in Spanish and English only\, but we are exploring options for interpretation services using new technologies to enhance the conference experience. \nThe conference will explore three main themes:\n\nBuilding standards that promote data sharing and interoperability\nBringing together and providing access to diverse sources of information\nMonitoring our progress toward conserving and restoring the planet’s biodiversity
URL:https://www.oceanbestpractices.org/event/living-data-2025/
LOCATION:Columbia\, Bogotá\, Colombia
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