Projects
ORTIMAR – Captive reproduction strategies of the sea nettle (Anemonia sulcata) to optimize its reintroduction into the natural environment.
Description To achieve the objective of reproducing the sea nettle, Anemonia sulcata, in captivity, the project will focus on enabling a series of closed-circuit culture […]
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REDAQUA – Strengthening networking, professionalization and training in the field of aquaculture, through innovation and knowledge transfer.
Description The project aims to reinforce and enhance networking, strengthen the transfer of experiences and collaboration in training, research and innovation between the scientific community, […]
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PARAPEZ II – Evaluation of the transmission of parasitism from farmed to wild fish species.
Description Fish species farmed in the open ocean, such as sea bream or sea bass, and those in wildlife, can share parasites. This is due […]
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MITICAP III – Implementation of Innovative Cooperative Measures between Fishers and Scientists for Better Management of Artisanal Fisheries with the Aim of Mitigating Their Impacts on Sensitive Marine Habitats
Description This project constitutes the third phase of MITICAP, whose first and second editions were beneficiaries of the 2017 and 2018 call of the Pleamar […]
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ZEPAMAR – Fishermen and birds, allies in the management of the sea and the Natura 2000 Network.
Description The ZEPAMAR project aims to continue deepening the mechanisms to minimise the problem of accidental bird catches with the involvement and training of the […]
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DEEP-RAMP – Deep-learning to improve the management of the Network of Marine Protected Areas of the North Atlantic Demarcation.
Description The protection and restoration of vulnerable habitats such as cold-water coral reefs or gorgonian forests are crucial from an environmental perspective, but also for […]
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GHOSTFISHING – Let’s avoid ghost fishing
Description Abandoned or Lost Fishing Gear (PPP) has important effects on marine species and communities, as well as social impacts on the uses and management […]
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AMARYPESCA – Seabirds as an instrument for improving fisheries and aquaculture management in the context of a sustainable RAMPE.
There are still significant gaps in knowledge about the Network of Marine Protected Areas of Spain (RAMPE) that prevent planning its management. The effects of […]
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