We have finished the winter OSPAR campaigns, where together with volunteers we carry out marine litter monitoring on beaches of Gipuzkoa. This winter survey has not been easy due to the bad weather conditions on the Bay of Biscay, but we have really committed volunteers
The Life LEMA Newsletter #3 is already available! We have included an update on the recent actions carried out in the project: (i) we present the stage of demonstration of the project, (ii) information on the tools developed for the detection and prediction of the
Autumn began with the II Experts Workshop of Life LEMA on October 4th and since then we have been involved in lots of marine litter events and campaigns. In addition, our explanatory videos about the different parts of the project were finally released, and we have been
Life LEMA develops several activities to collect important data for the project. On this occasion, we talk about the little wooden boats that are launched into the sea from the boats of the project with the aim of knowing more about the dynamics of the
On October 4th we held the second of the three Expert Workshop of the Life LEMA project at the AZTI facilities in Pasaia (San Sebastián). We held these meetings in order to find common answers for the management of floating marine litter in transboundary waters
The 24th of August the first edition of the festival Itsasoaren Soinuak (“Sounds of the ocean” in basque) was held in Donostia-San Sebastián. This festival took place at Ondarreta beach, in order to raise awareness of the importance of the correct debris management in the
On Wednesday, July 4th, the last session of the ICBM-Colloquium SoSe2018 took place at the Institute of Chemistry and Marine Biology of the University of Oldenburg (Germany). During the ICBM colloquiums, research papers on development, carried out by national and international scientists and researchers, are
The Life LEMA Newsletter #2 is already available! We have included an update on recent actions carried out in the project: (i) information about the floating marine barrier installed in Deba River, (ii) a detailed description of the importance of the use of technology in
Rivages Pro Tech (RPT) is a science-based operational center from SUEZ Company located in Bidart (France). RPT is specialized in developing innovative tools using operational oceanography and monitoring of the water environments. Aiming to detect, monitor and predict possible destinations and dispersal pathways of floating
On May 18-21, the first edition of the International Maritime Festival of Pasaia was held. This event, which aims to promote maritime culture, received the visit of 115,000 people. The program included land and water activities linked to maritime heritage, among which was the Life