From Sea Planning…
A clear river holds secrets: environmental DNA (eDNA): Tiny fragments of skin, scales, and waste shed by every creature that swims by. For Iceland, where salmon fishing is a pillar of the economy and national pride, the invasive pink salmon is a serious threat. Now, researchers have built a high‑tech robotic buoy that automatically collects water samples, runs DNA analysis on board, and sends an alert the moment it detects pink salmon.
How does a small act of kindness travel across a war, three decades, and a continent to find its way home? From the “11th District” solidarity of the 1990s to the modern-day PHAROS Living Labs, this is the story of two communicators realising their lives were linked long before they met. Once a girl in Barcelona and a boy in Sarajevo, now meeting on the other side of history to build a greener future together.
PHAROS actively participates in the Mission Ocean and Waters Communication Collaborative, read more about the Ocean and Waters Projects Events for April 2026.
26 March 2026…
In Iceland, an unwanted visitor has begun showing up in greater numbers, and people are worried.
MarCoLab Ireland invites…
Smart Enhanced Reefs…
A Digital Twin Ocean is a virtual replica of the ocean using real-time data, AI, and modelling. Here’s how it works and why it matters for marine conservation.
The PHAROS project…
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