Center for Coastal & Marine Studies
Special Issue Reprint "Land Modifications and Impacts on Coastal Areas" has been published online and is freely accessible
We are pleased to announce that the Special Issue Reprint "Land Modifications and Impacts on Coastal Areas" to which the CCMS team contributed has been published online and is freely accessible on the MDPI Books platform:
https://www.mdpi.com/books/book/6619-land-modifications-and-impacts-on-coastal-areas
The reprint book will be listed in book databases and is available through several distribution platforms. Furthermore, the reprint can be purchased as a printed copy directly from MDPI website.
CCMS attended the MSP-GREEN Launching Conference on January 17th, 2023 in Venice, Italy
The Launching Conference of the MSP-GREEN project was organized on 17th January 2023 by CORILA, IUAV and CNR-ISMAR, in Venice, Italy at IUAV – Tolentini premises to present to the public the project objectives, invited speakers to describe state of the art and panel discussions with case studies on key topics for the maritime ecological transition.
The MSP-GREEN project contributes to align maritime spatial plans to the ambition of the EGD by creating a framework for plans as marine enablers of the EGD. The framework will provide a cross-cutting approach to the EGD key topics relevant for the marine environment and the sustainable transition of blue economy: climate change, circular blue economy, protection of marine biodiversity, marine renewable energies, sustainable food provision. Recommendations on how to strengthen the EGD ambition of EU MSP plans will be prepared. The sea basins’ dimension will be promoted by considering environmental, socioeconomic, and cultural specificities also, via dedicated Ocean Literacy driven communication.
A NEW STUDY ON MSP AND MARINE AQUACULTURE PRODUCED BY THE EUROPEAN MSP PLATFORM IS OUT!
The European Commission and European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA), have just published a technical study on “Access to space and water for marine aquaculture”. The objective of this study was to identify the main trends and practices for the allocation of marine space for the development of aquaculture across the EU, within the Maritime Spatial Plans (MSPs) produced to date. Based on consultation with EU Member States, the study presents the main enablers, blockers and model practices for the provision of space and water for the establishment of marine aquaculture.
CCS January 2023 Newsletter published and ready for read!
The Commission on Coastal Systems (CCS) to the International Geographical Union (IGU) is delighted to inspire you with January 2023 Newsletter: you can discover the latest news, CCS recent and upcoming activities, meetings and collaborations by following the CCS website: http://igu-coast.org/
