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This map shows aquaculture production by species and country.

The Youth4Ocean Forum is a growing European community of 300+ young people who want to help build a sustainable blue economy and take action for a healthier ocean. Whether you are just starting out or already making waves, there is a place for you here.

In this edition, we spotlight Wanda von Bremen, whose work combines ecology, photography and art to raise awareness of algae & kelp ecosystems, from Chile’s kelp forests to the Arctic and Antarctic, and inspire new ways of connecting with the ocean.

Partners4Ocean is inviting organisations, companies and individual experts across the EU to join a network of 250+ members working for an healthier ocean and a more sustainable blue economy

This map shows the ratio (%) of Marine Protected Area (MPA) and the national marine waters area for each European Union country.

The Insider’s Perspective series showcases key research breakthroughs, business opportunities, and innovations from EU4Algae stakeholders driving the algae sector forward.

Milen Baltov, Rector at Burgas Free University, and Marian Paiu, Executive Director of Mare Nostrum NGO, explain how curiosity, persistence and community action can drive change in the Black Sea.

EU-funded projects are scaling up algae cultivation, processing and protein production, opening up new opportunities for ingredients, materials and value chains across Europe.

This map shows the locations along the European coasts which have been affected by tsunamis as well as the process that caused the tsunami.

On 29 September 2026, the EU4Algae thematic webinar on algae-based biostimulants brought together policymakers, market experts, companies and EU-funded projects to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping this growing sector.