The workshop will present the main outcomes of the Horizon Europe NECCTON project, showcasing how new ecosystem modelling capabilities and data streams can enhance the Copernicus Marine Service’s ability to monitor, understand, and protect marine biodiversity.
It will highlight the development of new modelling products related to fisheries, pollution, and benthic habitats, as well as the case studies conducted during the project, demonstrating how these tools can support evidence-based decision-making for biodiversity conservation and sustainable marine resource management.
Bringing together members of the NECCTON consortium, key stakeholders, and representatives from the Copernicus community, the workshop will foster dialogue between science, policy and institutions on the future use and uptake of these new capabilities.
Attendance at the workshop is by invitation only.
