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PHAROS Santorini Blue Loop Living Lab kicks off with a four-day programme of action and collaboration
 PHAROS Santorini Blue Loop Living Lab kicks off with a four-day programme of action and collaboration 1024 587 PHAROS Project

From 14 to 17 May in Santorini, the Santorini Blue Loop Living Lab, developed within the PHAROS project framework, officially launches through a four-day programme of activities, activating the island as a living space for collaboration, experimentation, and real-world implementation. This milestone…

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EIB Global Leads Coral Reef Restoration and Marine Clean-Up in Indonesia’s Thousand Islands
 EIB Global Leads Coral Reef Restoration and Marine Clean-Up in Indonesia’s Thousand Islands 800 600 PHAROS Project
The EIB coral reef restoration brought Team Europe representatives, Indonesian authorities, civil society organisations, NGOs, students, researchers. read more
Seagrass Restoration_ The Unsung Hero of Ocean Health 2
Danube Delta Open Living Lab: PHAROS Expands Its Citizen Science Network in the Black Sea Basin
 Danube Delta Open Living Lab: PHAROS Expands Its Citizen Science Network in the Black Sea Basin 1000 750 PHAROS Project

The Danube Delta Open Living Lab is a new way for people to help protect nature in the Danube Delta and the Black Sea region. It links local communities with the PHAROS project, which works to heal oceans and coasts…

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Ukrainian Marine Biologists Feature in PHAROS Project Research on Black Sea Invasive Species
 Ukrainian Marine Biologists Feature in PHAROS Project Research on Black Sea Invasive Species 1024 717 PHAROS Project

Two prominent Ukrainian marine biologists participating in the PHAROS project have been featured in a an article examining the emergence of invasive species in the Black Sea region following climate change and wartime disruptions. Pavel Gol’din from the I.I. Schmalhausen…

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Here is Why Invasive Species Appeared in Ukrainian Waters
 Here is Why Invasive Species Appeared in Ukrainian Waters 1024 717 PHAROS Project

Author: Maria ShevchukPublished by Informer on 11.10.2025 “Inhabitants of the Ukrainian Black Sea region are asked to report on invasive predatory fish”, “Reproduction of the American blue crab has been recorded in the Black Sea”. These are merely individual headlines from regional…

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Eyjafjörður river
The Beautiful Iceland Eyjafjörður River Part of Pharos Project
 The Beautiful Iceland Eyjafjörður River Part of Pharos Project 1023 625 PHAROS Project

Interview by: Valur Sæmundsson – valur[@]akureyri.netEyjafjörður River Feature Image by: Jón Ingi CæsarssonTranslated by: Þorleifur Ágústsson PHAROS Project Eyjafjörður River is becoming the center of research where the latest genetic technology will be applied, as part of the PHAROS Iceland…

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Rebuilding the Arctic Seafloor: Elnida-rif® Reefs in the Porsangerfjord, Norway
 Rebuilding the Arctic Seafloor: Elnida-rif® Reefs in the Porsangerfjord, Norway 1024 576 PHAROS Project
In the far north of Norway, deep inside the Porsangerfjord, an ambitious marine restoration effort has taken shape with Elnida-rif. read more
This is How Government of Canary Islands helps PHAROS
 This is How Government of Canary Islands helps PHAROS 588 392 PHAROS Project

The Regional Agency for Research, Innovation and Information Society (ACIISI), part of the Government of the Canary Islands, plays an important role in the PHAROS project by creating strong connections between science, policy, and local communities in the region. ACIISI’s…

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How to integrate Aquaculture and Offshore Floating Wind Energy
 How to integrate Aquaculture and Offshore Floating Wind Energy 1024 577 PHAROS Project
EnerOcean contributes to the PHAROS project through its expertise in offshore renewable energy and multi-use platforms. read more
BMRS Attends The International Seaweed Symposium
 BMRS Attends The International Seaweed Symposium 1024 768 PHAROS Project
The Bantry Marine Research Station (BMRS) proudly participated in the recent International Seaweed Symposium held from 4–9 May. read more
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