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CommOCEAN

CommOCEAN 2026 will bring together scientists, communicators, and policymakers to strengthen how marine science is shared, understood, and acted upon. Taking place 2–3 September 2026 in Bergen, Norway, the conference highlights the critical role of communication in driving ocean literacy and meaningful change.

Bergen, Norway
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ICES Annual Science Conference 2026

The ICES Annual Science Conference 2026 will bring together the global marine science community to share cutting-edge research and shape the future of ocean knowledge and management. Taking place 15–18 September 2026 in Brest, France, it is one of the leading scientific events in marine research.

Brest, France
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World Conference for Marine Biodiversity 2026

The World Conference on Marine Biodiversity 2026 will bring together the global marine biodiversity community to assess progress, share knowledge, and shape the future of ocean conservation. Taking place 17–20 November 2026 in Bruges, Belgium, the conference marks a key moment to align science, policy, and action midway through the UN Ocean Decade.

Bruges, Belgium
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Past events

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Booster Info Session: free guidance for EU-funded research results

Are you looking to boost your project’s impact? Join our April info session for an overview of Booster’s free-of-charge, expert-led and personalised services, followed by a Q&A with our Booster expert.

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European Ocean Days

The second edition of the European Ocean Days will take place in Brussels from 3 to 7 March 2025.

As the previous edition, it will be a week of events related to European marine and maritime topics. 

It will cover, on separate days over the week, the EU Mission Ocean and Waters, fisheries science, blue innovation and investment opportunities, ocean literacy activities, and many other topics. 

More information is available here

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Climate-Ready Marine Protected Areas: Building Resilience and Supporting Marine Adaptation

This event united experts and stakeholders across Europe to address climate adaptation in marine conservation. It focused on creating “climate-smart MPAs” and their role in adapting coastal environments. Presentations from key projects and discussions on research gaps provided actionable insights for policymakers. The workshop, held in English, offered valuable collaboration opportunities.

Additional information is available here