GES4SEAS scientists shared project results at the ICES Annual Science Conference 2025, highlighting research on cumulative pressures, the Ocean Cube, and educational comics.

A new EU-wide assessment reveals that most European seas have not yet reached Good Environmental Status, despite over a decade of efforts under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive.

GES4SEAS partners participated in the BEes 2025 LifeWatch Conference in Heraklion, HCMR facilities in Crete.

This year’s AZTI Summer School brought together GES4SEAS and other EU projects to explore how AI and citizen science can support marine biodiversity monitoring and invasive species assessment.

The next edition of the Ecopath with Ecosim (EwE) course, which will take place from 27–31 October 2025 at the (ICM-CSIC) in Barcelona, Spain, in a joint action between GES4SEAS and other projects.

The Community of Practice on MSP in the Mediterranean has produced a new recommendations paper for the Mediterranean, featuring GES4SEAS as a relevant project in conservation and sustainable blue economy.

Valentini Stamatiadou from the University of the Aegean visited the Chalkidiki High School in Greece as part of the Blue Schools-GES4SEAS initiative to talk about tipping points in the marine environment. The presentation covered a variety of related topics, such as invasive species, overfishing, and their impacts on society.

GES4SEAS partner CSIC actively participated in Science Week, hosting six engaging sessions for young students

GES4SEAS marked its presence at the 60th meeting of the Estuarine & Coastal Sciences Association, under the theme "Implementing Science-Based Solutions and Strategies for Coastal Resilience"

GES4SEAS is proud to announce that early career researcher Sophie Schoenherr has successfully defended her master's thesis

GES4SEAS project partner, Stelios Katsanevakis, presented to the Directorate D of the JCR.

GES4SEAS will be featured at the upcoming 13th International NEOBIOTA Conference on Biological Invasions, on the workshop "Mapping and Assessing the Cumulative Impact of Invasive Alien Species: The CIMPAL Index Online Workflow"

GES4SEAS is thrilled to announce that AZTI's Summer School, an initiative currently organized under the scope of GES4SEAS project, has been honoured with the MakeEUBlue Award by the EU4Ocean coalition

GES4SEAS project organized a workshop focused on tool testing and the exploration of tipping points in marine ecosystems, using GES4SEAS toolbox for ecosystem-based management.

Dr. Elena Bișinicu, from the NIMRD team involved in the GES4SEAS project, presented a poster at the 1st DOORS Stakeholder Conference

We are thrilled to announce the launch of version 1.0 of the GES4SEAS toolbox.

GES4SEAS proudly announces a pioneering initiative led by the National Institute for Marine Research and Development (NIMRD) in Romania.

The GES4SEAS project celebrates its 18-month milestone with many paramount achievements.

MarinePlan invites all GES4SEAS colleagues to join in on their workshop about a R-based tool designed to revolutionize 3D systematic conservation planning.

The internal CIMPAL workshop aims to address the impacts of invasive alien species in marine ecosystems through a new webservice facilitating the CIMPAL index workflow.

On January 11th, a meeting of the AZTI researchers, integrated on the GES4SEAS project, marked the beginning of a new year in marine ecosystem management and research

GES4SEAS project coordinator Angel Borja recently presented at the ESA-EC Science 2023 conference.

Professor Jacob Carstensen from Aarhus University, partner of the GES4SEAS project, was awarded the prestigious Björn Carlsons Östersjöpris 2023.

GES4SEAS is one of the Horizon Europe projects organizing a five-day course on Ecopath with Ecosim (EwE) that will take place from 11 to 15 December 2023.

The AZTI Summer School 2023 held from the 5th to the 7th of June, at Aquarium of San Sebastian, Spain, brought together many experts to discuss the innovative and practical tools for monitoring and assessing human pressures affecting marine biodiversity.

The highly anticipated annual meeting of the GES4SEAS project was held this week with a full and engaging agenda.

On the 5th and 7th of June, the 2023 edition of AZTI’s Summer School, will be held under the theme “Innovative and practical tools for monitoring and assessing multiple human pressures affecting biodiversity in marine systems”.

The kick-off meeting for  Horizon Europe project GES4SEAS is taking place this week.