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- Basins
- Blue economy
- Blue Energy
- Non-living resources
- Size of blue economy
- Tourism
- Blue Bioeconomy
- Algae
- Aquaculture
- Blue Bioeconomy Forum
- Fisheries
- Species
- Advisory groups
- Issues
- Maritime transport
- Maritime policy
- Blue skills
- Ocean governance
- Ocean literacy
- Marine knowledge
- European Atlas of the Seas
- Ocean observation
- Copernicus
- Costs, benefits and needs
- WISE-marine
- Ocean Observation Research Coordination Network
- Data Collection Framework
- Marine Knowledge Expert Group
- European Marine Observation and Data Network
- Inter-service group on marine data
- Governance
- Maritime forum
- Member State Expert Group
- Other Institutions and bodies
- Stakeholder Platform
- Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea
- Commission working groups
- European Maritime Day
- Finance
- Maritime spatial planning and coastal zone management
- Maritime security
- EU policy areas
- Countries
- Archive
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SEAS AT RISK'S SEMINAR ON LOW IMPACT FISHERIES AND THE CFP REFORM, BRUSSELS 28/10/2010 SEAS AT RISK, THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PROTECT AND RESTORE TO HEALTH THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ORGANISES A ONE DAY LOW IMPACT FISHERIES SEMINAR IN BRUSSELS, ON 28 OCTOBER 2010. Start date: 28/10/2010 - 09:00 Last update: 23/01/15 |
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Study 2007-07 lot 3 Scientific advice concerning the impact of the gears used to catch plaice and sole A biological and socioeconomic impact assessment of fishing gears used to catch plaice and sole in the North Sea and an investigation the use of alternative fishing gear which would improve selectivity and improve the sustainability of the fisheries concerned. |
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Study 2006-15 lot 5: Recuperation of fishing nets lost or abandoned at sea Large-scale recovery campaigns of lost or abandoned fishing nets will be organized and as much as possible will ghost nets be recovered. Focus is on deep sea areas. Main objective is to estimate the quantity of ghost nets on the seabed. Why this study? |
