Events

  1. Webinar: Lost Whaling Fleets of the Western Arctic

    NOAA archaeologists have discovered the battered hulls of two nineteenth century whaling ships nearly 144 years after they sank off the Arctic coast of Alaska in one of the planet's most unexplored ocean regions.
    EventOnlineMar 10 2016

  3. Webinar: A New Era of Cooperation Between Cuba and the US Established Through MPAs

    This presentation will highlight Cuba’s spectacular marine environments, the development of the system of MPAs in Cuba, and how the establishment of sister sanctuary programs under the agreement will facilitate greater understanding and protection of the marine resources our two countries share.
    EventWebinarOnlineJan 14 2016

  4. NatureServe Network Leadership Program

    Enhance your personal capacity, the capacity of your organization and the capacity of the Network.
    EventTrainingManasota Beach Club in Englewood, FloridaJan 11 2016 to Jan 15 2016

  5. Webinar: How to Improve Marine Conservation Research in Small Island States

    During this webinar, Edward Hind, Jake Kritzer and Nicola Smith will present findings from their paper, Fostering effective international collaboration for marine science in small island states, which examines the barriers to effective collaborations among foreign and local scientists, institutions, and funders, and provides recommendations for leaping over them.
    EventWebinarOnlineDec 16 2015

  6. Webinar: The Rapidly Changing Arctic

    An overview of the rapid changes that are taking place in the Arctic: social, economic, environmental and governmental.
    EventWebinarOnlineDec 10 2015

  7. Webinar: Ocean Prosperity Roadmap: Fisheries and Beyond

    The Ocean Prosperity Roadmap: Fisheries and Beyond is a new collection of research designed to inform decision makers, including governments and investors, on effective ocean and coastal resource management strategies to maximize economic, conservation and societal benefits.
    EventWebinarOnlineDec 2 2015

  9. Webinar: A Community-Based Tool for Designing TURF-Reserves

    EDF staff has worked with Master’s students from the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at UC Santa Barbara to create TURFtools, a user-friendly tool for small-scale fishing communities to facilitate TURF-Reserve design.
    EventWebinarOnlineNov 18 2015

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