TURFALGAE workshop Threats of turf algae on blue forestsOslo, 31 May – 2 June 2017 With support from NBNF and RCN (The Research Council of Norway), NIVA arranged an international workshop on turf algae and the threats they pose to kelps and seagrasses. The aim of the workshop was to gather national and international leading…
KELCO WORKSHOP Role of kelp export in shaping adjacent benthic ecosystems: steps for international collaborationOslo, 19-20 September 2017 The main goal of the KELCO workshop was to bring together national and international experts with different scientific backgrounds on kelp and benthic ecology to share data and information and identify and strengthen synergies amongst ongoing research…
Will climate change affect Norwegian kelp forests in a positive way? Climate change, including acidification of the oceans, will likely affect many of the plants and animals in our sea and oceans. Fresh research results indicate that kelp could be favoured by some of the changes. Large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) are being released…
New video on kelp forests What you wanted to know about kelp but were afraid to ask Kelp Forests are underwater ecosystems formed in shallow waters. Although they look very much like plants, kelps are actually large brown algae. Kelp forests have been described as one of the most ecologically dynamic and biologically diverse…
NBFN on Arendalsuka 2018 “Bærekraftig vekst i de blå skogene” Velkommen til Norsk nettverk for Blå Skogs kveldsarrangement, torsdag 16/8 kl 19 – 22, Le Monde Arendal. Rebekka, Manuel, Stavros, Siri og Trond kommer! Kommer du? Del gjerne med kolleger som du tror er interessert!Og trykk “skal” på vårt Facebook arrangement
NEW VIDEO! What if someone told you that you could use seaweed as an ingredient in your bread, drink water from a seaweed-membrane bottle, and use seagrass as a primary raw material for your mobile phone case or your sunglasses? https://vimeo.com/296394701 Covering more than two-thirds of the planet, the ocean is fundamental to human well-being.…
The Blue Carbon Initiative Scientific Working Group met in Copenhagen, Denmark, from September 9-13, 2019. The focus of this meeting was on Blue Carbon habitats in the Nordic countries. One of the central questions of the workshop was: “How can Blue Carbon contribute to achieve the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and the goals of the Paris…
