Past Events

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Sep
23

BALTFISH technical meeting on the control of the discard ban in the Baltic Sea

Location: Hamburg, Germany

Dates: 23 September 2013

Sep
23

HELCOM Heads of Delegation Meeting

Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

Dates: 23 - 24 September 2013

Ahead of the Ministerial meeting on 3 October, national civil servants will seek to iron out issues ahead of the final negotiation. HELCOM has posed the question: after six years of the Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP), are Baltic countries on track to reach Good Environmental Status by 2020? FISH, together with other stakeholders, has initiated the Race for the Baltic campaign, which is working to ensure improved biodiversity and marine protection, an end to overfishing, and a reduction in eutrophication.

Sep
20

Presentation of results from Investigation of Hanöbukten

Location: Simrishamn , Sweden

Dates: 20 September 2013

The Marine and Water Authority in Sweden (Havs- och vattenmyndigheten) will be presenting its findings from an investigation of Hano Bay (Hanöbukten). The programme is completely in Swedish but if you would like to attend please email ann-marie.camper@skaneshavochvatten.se by September 16, 2013. You are also welcome to spread this information to your network and take a look at the attached programme. For more information about Hanöbukten click here.

Sep
18

Fisheries Committee (PECH) meeting

Location: Brussels, Belgium

Dates: 18 September 2013

Amendments to the deep sea fishing file are on the agenda, however, discussions concerning The Fisheries Partnership Agreement between EU-Morocco has been postponed.

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Sep
17

State of the Stocks in European Waters – DG Mare synopsis

Location: Brussels, Belgium

Dates: 17 September 2013

The meeting is organised by DG Mare and features an overview of the state of fished stocks in EU waters, while input on economic performance is provided by the STECF. More stocks are now managed in line with Fmsy, however, 50% of fished stocks are data poor while only 24 of 82 stocks are within safe biological limits.

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Sep
09

STECF meeting on discards

Location: Varese, Italy

Dates: 09 - 13 September 2013

The landing obligation in EU Fisheries is the subject of the event.

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Sep
04

The Baltic Sea – Our Common Treasure. Economics of Saving the Sea

Location: Brussels, Belgium

Dates: 04 September 2013

The meeting is being organised by BalticSTERN, who will be presenting their report on a cost-benefit analysis of achieving the nutrient reduction targets of the HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan. The meeting will take place in the European Parliament between 12:30-15:00, and features presentations from several Baltic MEPs. For additional information contact Marmar Nekoro, marmar.nekoro@stockholmresilience.su.se

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Sep
04

LOT1 project: Collaboration between the scientific community and the fishing sector to minimise discards in the Baltic cod fisheries

Location: Brussels, Belgium

Dates: 04 September 2013

The technical workshop is hosted by DG Mare and the project is now in its final phase.

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Sep
03

HELCOM Heads of Delegation meeting

Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

Dates: 03 - 04 September 2013

Ahead of the Ministerial meeting on 3 October, national civil servants will seek to iron out issues ahead of the final negotiation. HELCOM has posed the question: after six years of the Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP), are Baltic countries on track to reach Good Environmental Status by 2020? FISH, together with other stakeholders, has initiated the Race for the Baltic campaign, which is working to ensure improved biodiversity and marine protection, an end to overfishing, and a reduction in eutrophication.

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Aug
30

Danish politicians meet with Danish NGO´s

Location: Denmark

Dates: 30 August 2013

WWF Denmark, Greenpeace Denmark , Danmarks Naturfredningsforening and Oceana are hosting a marine day in Øresund for Danish politicians. The event is a follow up on a report that was published last year 'Havets Natur -– et oplæg til handleplan for Danmarks marine biodiversitet' (please see pdf attached) The event is closed for invited politicians only.

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