Satellite Activities - A Clean Ocean

This event explores how the Integrated Marine Debris Observing System (IMDOS) can strengthen the scientific knowledge on marine litter pollution to support research, innovating solutions, and mitigating actions.

This event will provide an opportunity to discuss how to achieve a clean Southern Ocean by building links between science, industry and policy in order to develop innovative solutions, and coordinate activities to fill in the gaps in knowledge/data.

A practical workshop that will draw on the Plastic Management Index - the first attempt to quantify plastic management practices at a country level - to provide policymakers and stakeholders with tools to improve national plastic management efforts.

The Marine Litter challenge must prompt scientists, governments, industry, environmental groups and citizens to take urgent action and to work together. This webinar aims to strengthen those interactions, contributing to a Joint Strategy.

Opus Whales explores the invisible threat of underwater anthropogenic noise from an artistic slant. A brief experience to empathize with creatures that rely on sound to survive.

This webinar is a general guide to the current implementation of the Stockholm Convention regarding the problem of POPs pollution and prospects of further actions within the framework of the UN Ocean Program.

This Satellite Activity aims to give voice to several Mediterranean experiences of tackling marine litter, looking at best practices between marine litter, its prevention and remediation, and highlighting programs implemented in Mediterranean areas.

Help from above: Find out how satellite technology can help track marine plastics in rivers and coastal seas, protect sensitive natural areas and set up appropriate collection strategies.

3 hypotheses for a clean ocean: 1. Maritime activities can provide enablers for clean ocean science and research, 2.The shipping sector can be stimulated to support a clean ocean, 3.The opposite of a clean ocean will greatly impact shipping.

Marine litter is an environmental problem that transcends geographical borders. Come and join us to learn about the best practices to tackle this issue in the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries.

Remote sensing and AI technologies are powerful innovations, enabling efficient and effective solutions for marine litter pollution. In this session, experts will connect with governments and the private sector to co-design real-world applications.

To save the oceans we need to look upstream and deal with pollution at its land-based sources. We will explore how the ocean and freshwater communities can increase collaboration to better understand, monitor and reduce pollution across ecosystems.

In this UN Ocean Decade Lab Satellite Event we will explore huge ocean pollution challenges and some innovative Digital Twin Ocean solutions. Close to shore, where the impacts are greatest.

The first episode of the SENALMAR podcast aims to analyze the challenges and problems associated with clean oceans from a science, academic, and government perspective, and to reflect on the impacts of this issue and possible solutions.

Research shows that the impact of marine litter on the environment, human health and wellbeing is unevenly distributed. Let’s work together to develop a roadmap for addressing plastic in the ocean equitably.

IceDivA2, Challenger 150, DOSI, iAtlantic, IceAGE, PLASTISEA and HOTMIC, would like to welcome you live onboard RV Sonne and to the Senckenberg Museum, as we showcase deep-sea research in the light of building the clean ocean we want for the future.

Join Observing Air-Sea Interactions Strategy (OASIS) and the Surface Ocean-Lower Atmosphere Study (SOLAS) for a community discussion of how observations and understanding of air-sea interactions can support a clean ocean!

How can we accelerate actions to prevent marine litter from sea-based sources? This Lighthouse Lofoten Satellite Activity will highlight preventive solutions and involve those who make them happen.

This pre-recorded webinar will bring together scientists and stakeholders to evaluate pollution at Guanabara Bay, Sepetiba Bay and marine ecosystems in adjacent coastal areas of Rio de Janeiro.

Travelers visiting coastal regions and oceans require basic necessities. But their consumption includes food waste, which accumulates in the oceans. Learn about a product solution that builds on the frameworks of the clean ocean economy.

80% of ocean pollution is caused by plastic waste. The issue is little discussed in Brazil, especially its legal aspects. Join experts from the University of São Paulo and Ceará to discuss sustainable management of plastic waste in Brazil.

This Satellite Activity will highlight the project’s research on marine pollution from different Colombian academy institutions and encourage students to understand and reduce marine pollution sources, challenges and dynamics.

Join Operation Global Sweep as an agent for change! Youth citizen scientists from around the world will mobilize to hold corporations accountable for their plastic production through brand audits. Register now. Your mission has begun!

If we don’t like the idea of microplastic pollution on our beaches, we must make an effort to change the situation. Our discussion will center around an example from the Baltic Sea of research and citizens joining forces for cleaner seas and oceans.

Hear researchers, industry and NGOs on how a zero-polluted sea and ocean can be achieved and what are the next steps we need to take toward this goal.

Ocean health is in decline. Stakeholders work to improve its resiliency against plastic pollution. Who are they? What are their hidden aspirations? Listen to those who do not often debate together but offer solutions against marine plastic waste.

Understanding the importance of the ocean for survival and the economy of the island States as well as the impact of pollution on marine life, young islanders in Africa are stepping up to keep the ocean clean. Join these amazing youth as they act.

Tsunamika is on her journey to protect the ocean; she invites you to join her in ocean conservation and health. She says a healthy ocean makes healthy people. Keep watching what she has envisioned for this journey at Auroville, Tamilnadu, India.

How can fashion contribute toward the blue economy and help in marine conservation? Join us!

This session is aimed to provide knowledge and skills on Digital Governance for Ocean to The Early Career Scientist and Students in Ocean Science and Digital Science. Students will be making presentation based on Clean Ocean and research activities.