Available information and potential data gaps for non-fish marine organisms (cnidarians,
crustaceans, echinoderms, molluscs, sponges, mammals, reptiles, and seabirds) covered by …

The incidence of marine traffic has risen in recent decades and is expected to continue
rising as maritime traffic, vessel speed, and engine power all continue to increase. Although …

The main observed effects of climate change on marine mammals globally have been
geographical range shifts and loss of habitat through ice cover loss, changes to the food …

Ecosystem-based management requires a clear understanding of marine ecosystem
functioning, particularly the transfer of energy (consumption) to higher trophic levels …

Characterizing the structure and functioning of marine ecosystems requires a deep
understanding of the dynamics of its populations and the biotic interactions among them. To …

The first Unusual Mortality Event (UME) related to fishing activity along the Atlantic coast
recorded by the French Stranding Network was in 1989: 697 small delphinids, mostly …

Aim During their migration, highly mobile species cross multiple jurisdictional boundaries
and multiple not‐specific marine protected areas (MPAs). When identifying the critical …

There is a growing concern about the presence of pharmaceuticals on the aquatic
environment, while the marine environment has been much less investigated than in …

The EMOD-PACE project, funded by the European Commission, aimed to promote
international ocean governance between EU and China. One of the objectives of EMOD …

Marine ecosystems are characterised by strong heterogeneity and variability, both spatially
and temporally. In particular, seasonal variations may lead to severe constraints for …