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Fundación Biodiversidad @fbiodiversidad.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

🐬 El proyecto COSTtERA3 investiga la interacción entre delfín mular y pesca de arrastre en Cataluña. Carla Álvarez de @submon.bsky.social explora vías de convivencia sostenible mediante innovación con IA para analizar el comportamiento de estos cetáceos a través de acústica y vídeo submarino 🤖🌊

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CRAI Biblioteca de Ciències de la Terra @craiubcterra.bsky.social · 18/02/2026

🌊 NEREUS is out! with ocean sciences news shared by @submon.bsky.social @imedea.bsky.social @icmcsic.bsky.social @efeverde.com Nº 317 - 18 February 2026 💻 Read here: preview.mailerlite.io/preview/3647... ✍️ Free Subscription: nereus.ub.edu#hhdRbwPTcbvU...

$Scientists use AI to track icebergs from birth to break up for the first time: Using satellite imagery, the system identifies individual icebergs, assigns each a unique identity and follows it over time. Crucially, when a large iceberg fractures, the AI can link the scattered “child” fragments back to their original “parent” iceberg – something that has not previously been possible at scale. This matters because when icebergs melt, they release huge volumes of fresh water into the ocean. Where that fresh water enters the sea can reshape ocean currents, influence marine ecosystems and affect global climate patterns. Until now, scientists have struggled to track icebergs once they split into smaller pieces, leaving a major blind spot in climate models. Until recently, scientists have tracked only the largest named icebergs by visually following them one by one via satellites. As a result, the fate and impact of the thousands of smaller fragments that break away across the Southern Ocean has largely remained unknown ...$

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Revista Quercus @revistaquercus.bsky.social · 05/02/2026

El proyecto Costtera-2 es una iniciativa de @submon.bsky.social para filmar la interacción entre delfines mulares y la pesca con redes de arrastre en #Cataluña para buscar soluciones que beneficien a ambos. En el vídeo cuentan los detalles de este interesante proyecto www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXor...

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COSTtERA-2: interacción pesquera y comportamiento del delfín mular en redes de arrastre en Cataluña

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Revista Quercus @revistaquercus.bsky.social · 16/01/2026

Los 700 delfines mulares fotoidentificados por el equipo de @submon.bsky.social en la zona del Montgrí y el Cap de Creus (#Girona) durante casi diez años son la prueba de que esta zona del norte de Cataluña goza de unos ecosistemas marinos de gran riqueza www.revistaquercus.es/noticia/9261...

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Fundación Biodiversidad @fbiodiversidad.bsky.social · 13/10/2025

CETAMED NORTE busca ampliar el conocimiento sobre cetáceos y tortugas marinas en el Corredor de Migración de Cetáceos del Mediterráneo 🌊 La iniciativa de @submon.bsky.social analiza la distribución y abundancia a través de métodos aéreos y marítimos #ProyectosPRTR

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submon.bsky.social @submon.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

📢 Si vius a Llançà, en un municipi proper o simplement estàs de pas, tens l'oportunitat de contribuir a la preservació de la #posidònia! 🌱🌊Els temporals i l’acció humana poden arrencar feixos de 𝘗𝘰𝘴𝘪𝘥𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘢 𝘰𝘤𝘦𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘤𝘢, una planta essencial per al medi marí. Alguns d’aquests feixos queden a la deriva...

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CRAI Biblioteca de Ciències de la Terra @craiubcterra.bsky.social · 14/02/2025

🌊 NEREUS is out! with ocean sciences news shared by @lilestak.bsky.social @drangelborja.bsky.social @ipac.bsky.social @submon.bsky.social Nº 281 - 13 February 2025 💻 Read here: preview.mailerlite.io/preview/3647... ✍️ Free Subscription: nereus.ub.edu#PfhDSLJfZriv...

How Marine Carbon Removal Is Governed in the High Seas:

The ocean plays a key role in regulating our climate, absorbing 30% of carbon dioxide emissions and 90% of excess heat. With scientific consensus that carbon dioxide removal is needed to complement deeper emissions reductions, there’s growing interest in leveraging the ocean’s natural processes to pull more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.

This is possible through marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) approaches, such as seaweed cultivation, ocean alkalinity enhancement and nutrient fertilization. Estimates indicate that mCDR could remove billions of tons of carbon per year by midcentury. But this massive potential is paired with an equally large uncertainty about both the efficacy of proposed approaches and the possibility of ecological and social impacts ...

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CRAI Biblioteca de Ciències de la Terra @craiubcterra.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

2️⃣ "Tres anys d'estudi per protegir les praderies de posidònia": Científics de Submon analitzaran l'impacte del fondeig d'embarcacions recreatives sobre aquesta planta marina a la costa nord de Catalunya. 🌊

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Marilles Foundation @marilles.org · 03/01/2025

Àlex Bartolí is a founding member of @submon.bsky.social, a member of @iucnshark.bsky.social and a great expert in shark and ray conservation. 💬We talked to him about why these species are as important as vulnerable and what needs to be done to protect them. Read the interview👉 t.ly/1Zlzt

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submon.bsky.social @submon.bsky.social · 30/01/2025

Comencem les activitats de @BlueConnectEU a l'Albera marítima! Vols saber més sobre el projecte i com pots col·laborar en la restauració de la #posidònia? Vine a la reunió informativa: presentarem el projecte i les accions de replantació de feixos que durem a terme al Cap de Ras.

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