Giuseppe Scarcella
Senior Researcher
Ancona
“Streamlining the establishment of regional work plans in the Mediterranean and Black Sea” is a project funded under the EU Call for Proposals MARE/2020/08 (Strengthening regional cooperation in the field of data collection), which aims to support projects that can promote and strengthen regional and EU cooperation in fisheries data collection. The overall objective of STREAMLINE is to draft Regional Work Plans (RWPs) for the Mediterranean and Black Sea related to specific issues through a co-creative work process with RCG Med&BS and member states. The specific issues that will be considered for RWP writing in the Mediterranean and Black Sea are as follows:
– commercial fisheries (including Small Scale Fisheries) with optimized sampling strategies;
– recreational fisheries sampling strategy;
– data collection on fish stomach contents;
– monitoring bycatch of vulnerable species.
The STREAMLINE Consortium comprises a group of Research Institutes with scientific and technical capabilities to provide scientific advice and other services in support of the Common Fisheries Policy and the strengthening of regional cooperation in fisheries data collection in the Mediterranean and Black Sea. Participating in the project are 15 Marine Science Institutes and Research Centers from across the European Mediterranean and Black Sea with a team of researchers, stakeholders and policy-makers involved in the European Union framework for data collection, management and use in fisheries.
Referent:
Programme: EU Call for Proposals MARE/2020/08
Web Site: https://www.streamlineproject.eu/
Duration: January 1, 2021 - December 31, 2022
Budget: 263.417,00 €
Budget IRBIM: 13.300,00 €
Areas of Research:
Senior Researcher
Ancona
Researcher
Mazara Del Vallo
Referent:
Gian Marco Luna
To assess the consequences of ice melting on biodiversity and functioning of the microbial food web in the pelagic ecosystem of the Terranova Bay coastal area (Ross Sea).
Referent:
Iole Leonori
The Northern Adriatic Sea (NAS) represents an area heavily impacted by maritime traffic, tourism, and resource exploitation. The project aims to create cross-border technical, scientific and institutional cooperation to address the challenge of assessing the impact of underwater environmental noise on marine wildlife and the NAS ecosystem in general, useful for ensuring effective protection of marine biodiversity and ecosystems and developing more sustainable use of marine and coastal resources. The objectives of the project are pursued through the construction of a shared monitoring network for underwater noise assessment, evaluation of acoustic impact on marine biological resources, and development of a planning and management tool.
Referent:
Luca Bolognini
Protection, promotion and enhancement of the land-sea ecosystems of Ancona and Conero Park and contribute to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 11, 14 and 15 of Agenda 2030.
Referent:
Anna Nora Tassetti
Co4SSF develops new approaches for fisheries management to support the integrated management of the coastal strip and maritime compartments where protected habitats fall, with particular reference to the Small Scale Fisheries sector.
Referent:
Antonietta Specchiulli
Assessing the environmental and biological variables to classify the ecological status and identify any environmental criticalities.