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The Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS) and the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) aim to make information on ocean biodiversity easier to find, share and use worldwide.

Developed in collaboration with the River Lochy Association, this is a comprehensive scientific study that will continue over a period of three years.

FHF launches NOK 10 million call to develop a system for sharing data from fishing vessels with marine scientists, in bid to better monitor the country's fish stocks.

This union results in the largest European organization dedicated to ocean science, data, and innovation, serving over 10,000 organizations across 130 countries.

In this way, the Asian country aims to secure its access to international markets and protect its fishers and exporters.

The 'Advancing Electronic Monitoring of Fisheries in Chile' workshop aims to share lessons learned and challenges identified from both local and international experience.