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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.

This map shows members of the Network of European Blue Schools, one of the three communities of the EU4Ocean Coalition with the Youth4Ocean Forum and Partners4Ocean.

This map shows the average Chlorophyll-a concentration at the ocean surface during the last month in regions which were not covered by clouds.

As algae cultivation develops across Europe, access to practical knowledge and reliable resources is increasingly important for those looking to start, develop or scale algae farming activities.

The first Ocean through Books Thematic Networking Group webinar on 23 July 2026 brought together Partners4Ocean members to explore how books, libraries and storytelling can strengthen connections between people and the ocean.

On 3 September 2026, Partners4Ocean members came together for the first Networking Meeting, to connect, exchange, and help shape the community’s activities. Learn more about the meeting and the way forward for Partners4Ocean

This map shows the position of Argo floats, underwater gliders and Ferrybox in the seas and ocean. This information is supplied in near real-time by EMODnet Physics.