El proyecto CABALGA pretende ejecutar y evaluar la viabilidad de acciones de restauración ecológica y mitigación de los impactos de la pesca artesanal sobre las comunidades bentónicas dominadas por gorgonias, Posidonia oceánica y laminarias. Para alcanzar este objetivo, el proyecto se estructura en cuatro objetivos específicos: OE1 - Fomentar la colaboración entre el sector científico, pesquero y social en la conservación y restauración de la biodiversidad marina. OE2 - Contribuir a mitigar los impactos de la pesca artesanal y restauración de comunidades bentónicas en áreas marinas protegidas. OE3 - Estudiar la evolución y monitorización de las especies restauradas en su hábitat natural con el fin de conservar los ecosistemas marinos. OE4 - Poner en valor la importancia de conservación de la biodiversidad marina e implicación de la sociedad en la restauración de los ecosistemas en áreas protegidas.
IP: Blanca Figuerola Balañá
Año de inicio: 2024
Año de finalización: 2025
Beneficiario: Instituto de Ciencias del Mar (CSIC)
Cofinanciado por: FEMPA Socios: Asociación Amicos
Entidades colaboradoras: Cofradía de pescadores de Port de la Selva Cofradía de pescadores de Cadaqués Parque Natural del Cap de Creus Cofradía de pescadores de Formentera Consell Insular de Formentera Conselleria do Mar-Xunta de Galicia Parque Nacional Marítimo Terrestre das Illas Atlánticas Cofradía de pescadores de Cabo de Cruz Cofradía de pescadores Pobra do Caramiñal Cofradía de pescadores A Pastoriza-Vilanova de Arousa.
Metrology for Integrated Marine Management and Knowledge-Transfer Network -MINKE- will integrate key European marine metrology research infrastructures, to coordinate their use and development and propose an innovative framework of “quality of oceanographic data” for the different European actors in charge of monitoring and managing the marine ecosystems. MINKE proposes a new vision in the design of marine monitoring networks considering two dimensions of data quality, accuracy and completeness, as the driving components of the quality in data acquisition. This new vision will be framed in a quintuple helix model of innovation, incorporating all the elements involved in the monitoring network design.
ARSINOE shapes the pathways to resilience by bringing together Systems Innovation Approach (SIA) and the Climate Innovation Window (CIW), to build an ecosystem for climate change adaptation solutions. ARSINOE applies a three-tier, approach: (a) using SIA it integrates multi-faceted technological, digital, business, governance and environmental aspects with social innovation for the development of adaptation pathways to climate change for specific regions; (b) it links with CIW to form innovation packages by matching innovators with end-users/regions; (c) it fosters the ecosystem sustainability and growth with cross-fertilization and replication across regions and scales, at European level and beyond, using specific business models, exploitation and outreach actions.
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