BlueGreen Governance was present at the One Ocean Science Congress 2025, which took place in Nice, France, from 03/06/2025 to 06/06/2025.
This major international event brought together leading scientists, institutions, and stakeholders to shape the future of our ocean. We were proud to have contributed to the dialogue on ocean governance, sustainability, and science-based policy with our multidisciplinary and collaborative approach.
An interview with Aridane González, Lead of Case Study Canary Islands The Canary Islands are an autonomous community of Spain, located west of Morocco and Western Sahara. They are an
Aridane G. González will present a pioneering study on coastal adaptation in the Canary Islands on May 4, at the EGU26 meeting in Vienna. The research, titled “From Ocean Observations
Landscape of The Scheldt: (Saxifraga-Tom Heijnen) An interview with Ellen Fobé, Work Package 1 Lead Starting the programme Blue Green Governance, it was important to assess the current situation. In
An interview with Jean Marc Douguet, Work Package 2 Lead Work Package 2 (WP2) of the BlueGreen Governance project focuses on one central question: how can governance systems at the
