Fill out the survey to help us get a full picture of experiences and insight of active sports organizations on creating and implementing an awareness campaign and educational methodology towards ocean and seas preservation and submit a summary of your project to our Handbook of Good Practices.

Deadline to register for the conference is the 19 May! Check the provisional programme and register on the same link for any session you are interested in. --> https://maritime-day.ec.europa.eu/conference_en The European Maritime Day 2023 is co-organised by the European Commission, the urban community Brest Métropole, the regional council of Brittany, the departmental council of Finistère and the French State secretariat for the Sea. The European Commission invites you to read more on the European Maritime Day EMD website --> https://maritime-day.ec.europa.eu/index_en

Nautilos Summer School is a four-day course designed for early career scientists and marine technicians who are interested in the blue economy and open data sharing. The main goal of the course is to improve professional skills and competences related to marine litter.

Find out more at EMD web site (https://maritime-day.ec.europa.eu/index_en) or directly on the exhibition link: https://www.emd2023-exhibition.com/request-a-stand/2. The last time stakeholders had the possibility to get together as exhibitors was in 2019. Four years later, the European Commission is happy to be able to offer this possibility once again and to give stakeholders the chance to showcase their projects and initiatives in an exhibition. Welcome to join us! The European Commission is looking forward to seeing you in Brest!