
Over 600 people from 78 countries joined forces at the fourth Ocean Decade Laboratory "A Healthy and Resilient Ocean".
Scientists and other relevant stakeholders of society discussed what is necessary for a healthy ocean, interlinked with traditional knowledge. The Core Event was accompanied by 32 Satellite Activities held all over the world, which were then streamed together into one, three-day long Ocean Decade Laboratory from 9 to 11 March 2022. One Satellite Activity initiated by British NGO "Common Seas" explained a global partnership launched to spearhead plastic policy aimed at an 85 per cent reduction in plastic waste. Another Satellite Activity focused on how society and science are collaborating for a healthy ocean in China. The Ocean Decade Laboratory "A Healthy and Resilient Ocean" concluded with a Wrap-up on 11 March.
Please find a five-minute documentation below. You can also watch the entire Core Event and the Wrap-up session here: Core Event and Wrap-up.
An inspiring and engaging ocean where society understands and values the ocean.
A predicted ocean where society has the capacity to understand current and future ocean conditions.
A healthy and resilient ocean where marine ecosystems are mapped and protected.
An accessible ocean with good governance, open access to data, information and technologies.
A sustainably harvested and productive ocean ensuring the provision of food supply.