Projects
RedEspañaII. Promotion of the Management System and recycling of discarded fishing gear and nets through innovative processes for their return to the circular economy.
RedEspañaII is an initiative led by the Spanish Fisheries Confederation (CEPESCA), in collaboration with the National Federation of Fishermen’s Guilds (FNCP) and the Automotive Technology […]
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RECONNECT. Connected reserves for resilient fisheries management in Mallorca.
The Balearic Islands have Marine Protected Areas (PMS) with different degrees of protection. These spaces act as key ecological nodes: PNMT, Cabrera Archipelago, SCI Menorca […]
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PESCRAP. Roadmap for a national RAP system for the management of fishing nets.
The project proposes to lay the technical, economic and organisational foundations for the creation and implementation of a specific national EPR system for the waste […]
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PESCAretta. Compatibility of fishing with the nesting of Caretta caretta in the Spanish Mediterranean.
The nesting of the Caretta caretta turtle on the Spanish coast has gone from being practically non-existent to forming the foundations of a new population. […]
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PERIZIA+. Co-management based on new technologies for the conservation of sea urchin in Galicia and Asturias.
The PERIZIA+ project, in close collaboration with the guilds, gives continuity to the work carried out in PERIZIA through the application and transfer of innovative […]
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OPTITUN. Optimization of the visual and thermal physiology of bluefin tuna for its adaptation to breeding under variable environmental conditions.
OPTITUN investigates, for the first time in a comprehensive way, how ocular endothermy develops and works in juvenile bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus), a key physiological […]
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OCEANZYME. Metagenomic and enzymatic innovation for new marine litter recycling solutions.
OCEANZYME proposes an innovative and biotechnological solution for the recovery of marine litter, from its identification to its recycling using enzymes. Through passive fishing campaigns […]
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NORAVES II. Trophic ecology and accidental mortality of seabirds in the SPA western Galician-Cantabrian migratory corridor and its relationship with fishing activity and resources.
The NORAVES II project aims to improve knowledge about the trophic ecology of seabirds and their interaction with fishing activity in the North Atlantic Marine […]
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