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Marine Restoration

European Marine Citizen Science Week begins as PHAROS Living Labs join Europe-wide biodiversity drive
 European Marine Citizen Science Week begins as PHAROS Living Labs join Europe-wide biodiversity drive 940 788 PHAROS Project
European Marine Citizen Science Week opens today, with PHAROS Living Labs joining as a supportive community. Running from 14 to 20 September 2026, the initiative, led by Uppsala University and the EU-funded BioEcoOcean project, encourages citizens and coastal communities across Europe to observe and document marine and coastal biodiversity. read more
PHAROS will join the Arctic Circle Assembly 2026
PHAROS Heads to Reykjavik for the 2026 Arctic Circle Assembly
 PHAROS Heads to Reykjavik for the 2026 Arctic Circle Assembly 1024 492 PHAROS Project

October 8–10, 2026 | Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre, Reykjavik, Iceland The Arctic is warming at twice the global average rate. Ice sheets are retreating, ecosystems are shifting, and the window for action is narrowing. In October, PHAROS will…

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What are Smart Enhanced Reefs?
 What are Smart Enhanced Reefs? 1024 768 PHAROS Project

Smart Enhanced Reefs concrete blocks dropped into the sea. For decades, that was roughly the state of artificial reef technology. The idea was simple: give marine life something to grab onto, and biodiversity would follow. And to an extent, it…

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Eyes on the Ocean: Tracking Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution
 Eyes on the Ocean: Tracking Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution 1024 576 PHAROS Project
PHAROS Eyes on the Ocean webinar: AI tools map marine litter by drone and analyse microplastics fast-turning data into action. read more
PHAROS attends the EMSEA Conference 2025 in Belgium that reunits marine educators from all Europe  
 PHAROS attends the EMSEA Conference 2025 in Belgium that reunits marine educators from all Europe   1024 290 PHAROS Project

From 17 to 19 September, the EMSEA Conference took place in Ostend, Belgium. This annual conference is the largest gathering of marine educators in Europe, bringing together around 150 people from different countries, and is led by the European Marine…

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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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Exciting Ocean Waters Restoration in Action at Gran Canaria
 Exciting Ocean Waters Restoration in Action at Gran Canaria 1024 576 PHAROS Project
The Atlantic Ocean of Gran Canaria is set to become a groundbreaking laboratory for nature-based solutions. read more
How Science and Biotechnology Are Restoring Biodiversity at Barcelona’s Port Olímpic
 How Science and Biotechnology Are Restoring Biodiversity at Barcelona’s Port Olímpic 600 400 PHAROS Project

The Port Olímpic in Barcelona is undergoing a remarkable transformation. In just twelve months, its once degraded seabed has been revitalised into a living laboratory now home to more than one hundred marine species. This shift offers a powerful example…

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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
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This is How PHAROS Project Protects Fragile Marine Ecosystems
 This is How PHAROS Project Protects Fragile Marine Ecosystems 1024 683 PHAROS Project

During the Mission Communication Meeting held on 3 September 2025, the PHAROS project took centre stage with an insightful presentation by project manager Pablo Reche García. Pablo outlined PHAROS’s role in combating rapid degradation of marine ecosystems, tackling ocean pollution,…

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