Access to ices.dk and our online tools and resources has been restored. Page Content ICES experienced a ransomware attack in late June which required us to immediately isolate our systems. There is no evidence of exposure to machines outside of the …
The Bay of Biscay and Iberian Coast ecoregion is characterized by a rich array of aquaculture activities that significantly contribute to the local economies and ecological sustainability. Myriam Callier, Ifremer France and Francis O Beirn, Marine …
Jorge Landa Moreno, researcher at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography in Santander, passed away on 4 June at the age of 55. Published: 10 July 2024 Page Content Jorge developed his career in fisheries biology, working with species as important for …
Can planktonic pteropods with thin shells, an important bioindicator, protect themselves against ocean acidification? Watch the latest Hidden Gems from ICES Journal of Marine Science to learn more about adaptive strategies in marine ecosystems. Published: …
Curious about how the Seascape of Ecological Energy (SEE-scapes) is helping marine research with new insights into vertebrate behaviour and ecological dynamics? Watch the latest Hidden Gems from ICES Journal of Marine Science. Published: 10 July 2024
The Oceans Past Initiative (OPI)'s upcoming bi-annual hybrid conference is fast approaching! The theme for Oceans Past X is “Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: deep understandings for informing ocean futures". An …
The advice, released on 7 June 2024, based on the EU/Norway long-term management strategy, recommends that catches should not exceed 4,557 tonnes. The Northern shrimp fishery in the Skagerrak and Norwegian Deep is a shared resource among Denmark, …
Cristiana Simão Seixas is a senior researcher at the Environmental Studies and Research Centre (NEPAM), University at Campinas (UNICAMP), in Brazil. Her research interests include environmental governance, integrated community-based conservation and local …
Paper Risks and adaptation options for the Mediterranean fisheries in the face of multiple climate change drivers and impacts Authors M. Hidalgo, A. E. El-Haweet, A.C. Tsikliras, E. M. Tirasin, T. Fortibuoni, F. Ronchi, V. Lauria, O. Ben Abdallah, E. …
Eric Wade is a marine social scientist currently an assistant professor in the Department of Coastal Studies at East Carolina University, US. From Belize, his research and teaching program is motivated by his lived experiences growing up in the Caribbean …
As an introduction to Session 10 Vulnerability of marine SES to climate change and anthropogenic pressures: Adaptation as a pathway to resilience, on day 2 of MSEAS 2024, Nathalie Niquil gave a presentation entitled, Cumulative and interactive …
Our Secretariat will be closed on 5 June for a public holiday. Published: 4 June 2024 Page Content We will resume normal working hours on Thursday 6 June.
Understanding the human dimensions of social-ecological systems is a key factor in ecosystem-based management (EBM). These complex social-ecological systems offer a challenging new area of research that combines multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, …
ICES advice for fishing opportunities in the Baltic Sea in 2025 has been published. Page Content The Baltic Sea ecosystem is suffering from the combined impacts of many human-induced pressures. Eutrophication is one of the main pressures in the …
The latest Editor’s Choice examines the use of genomic data to analyse trans-Atlantic differentiation, environmental associations, and clinal adaptation in lumpfish, a species increasingly important for both commercial and ecological reasons. Page Content …
ICES is the world's longest-standing intergovernmental marine science organization. Our mission is to advance and share scientific understanding of marine ecosystems and the services they provide and to use this knowledge to generate state-of-the-art …
Prevailing oceanographic conditions across the ICES region provide context for species, habitats, and resources in the marine ecosystem. These conditions are closely interlinked with the prevailing weather patterns in the overlying atmosphere. Long …
The latest Editor’s Choice in ICES Journal of Marine Science examines how changes in phenology and prey availability are affecting the recruitment of American lobster in the Gulf of Maine, North America's most valuable lobster fishery. Page Content …
Our Secretariat will be closed between 09–12 May for holidays. Published: 8 May 2024 Page Content We will resume normal working hours on Monday 13 May.
The recent "Symposium on Decadal Variability of the North Atlantic and its Marine Ecosystems: 2010–2019" offered a deep dive into the shifting dynamics of one of the world's most important oceanic regions. Held in Bergen, Norway, from 20 …
