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Events We Organised

The Heartbeat of the Ocean: How a Canarian School Turned a Musical Dream into a Blue Revolution
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January 30, 2026, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria: A public school in Gran Canaria has earned a recognition through PHAROS project after turning a teacher’s offhand comment into a full-scale musical about ocean conservation. “The Heartbeat of the Ocean,” written and…

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MPA Managers Forge Path Forward at Landmark Atlantic-Arctic Workshop
 MPA Managers Forge Path Forward at Landmark Atlantic-Arctic Workshop 1024 768 PHAROS Project

Marine Protected Area (MPA) practitioners from across the Atlantic and Arctic regions gathered on 29th January 2026 in Gran Canaria to tackle the sector’s most persistent challenges, from governance fragmentation to critical funding shortages. The workshop, held with both onsite…

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Citizens Become Scientists in Canary Islands “BioBlitz”
 Citizens Become Scientists in Canary Islands “BioBlitz” 1024 768 PHAROS Project
On 31 January 2026, families, snorkellers, and divers came with a purpose to document what lives in the water during the BioBlitz day. read more
Marine BioBlitz Day at the Museo Atlántico, Lanzarote
 Marine BioBlitz Day at the Museo Atlántico, Lanzarote 640 356 PHAROS Project
Beneath Lanzarote’s waters, 300 sculptures have transformed into living reefs. Citizen scientists reveal how art accelerates ocean restoration. read more
Best Practices in Living Labs Report
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The first “Best Practices in Living Labs Implementation” workshop, organised at the Clúster Marítimo de Canarias on January 30, 2026, and forming part of the PHAROS Project series, brought together a consortium of European projects. read more
Marine BioBlitz Day at El Cabrón Marine Reserve
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Gran Canaria’s El Cabrón Marine Reserve hosts 400+ species. PHAROS scientists use this natural reef as the gold standard for artificial reefs. read more
How PHAROS Project Turns Gran Canaria Fishing Nets Into Value Products
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SAN CRISTÓBAL, Gran Canaria. On 29 January 2026, local fishermen gathered to discuss what happens to their nets when the fishing is done. read more
Citizen Science Marine Day at the Biotopo de Arguineguín
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Since 1991, Gran Canaria’s Biotopo de Arguineguín transformed barren seabed into thriving reef. PHAROS scientists reveal what 34 years teaches us. read more
Sunken Civilisation and Living Reefs: Parque de la Atlántida
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Gran Canaria’s underwater park proves artificial reefs work. PHAROS citizen scientists document how concrete ruins became thriving ecosystems. read more
What Happened at The Blue Schools Seminar at PLOCAN
 What Happened at The Blue Schools Seminar at PLOCAN 1024 768 PHAROS Project
The Canary Network of Blue Schools was presented as a permanent space for partnerships and ocean literacy in Gran Canaria classrooms. read more
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