Knows how eight smart buoys will measure the physical, chemical, and ecological properties of the Thermal Dome’s waters using 3D technology and advanced sensors. This initiative establishes an observational framework to support governance and dynamic management of the high seas.
While the High Seas Treaty and Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction comes into force, the Thermal Dome may be protected under the declaration of a Particularly Sensitive Sea Area (PSMA). Here we explain how countries can apply to the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Compendium of the activities and goals achieved by the human team of Fundación MarViva in the three countries where we operate, throughout the year 2024.
The attached document summarizes the scope of this project, aimed at protecting migratory fauna (whales, dolphins, sharks, sea turtles and rays/mantarays) that live in the Pacific waters of Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile. The institutions and actors involved, the focus and scope of the project, and theLeer más »Save the blue five: regional approach to protect marine migratory megafauna in the Southeast Pacific Region
This document analyzes the economic impact of the Thermal Dome in the Eastern Tropical Pacific and its influence on the national and local economies of five countries: Mexico, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala. In addition, recommendations are offered for more efficient management of these marine resources, in orderLeer más »Analysis of the economic impact of the Thermal Dome in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
