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MedPROACT Launch Event in Italy on July 4: Focus on Coastal Erosion, Anthropic Pressures and Biodiversity Loss
On July 4, in Otranto (Puglia), representatives from CIHEAM Bari, Legambiente and Università di Siena (the Italian MedPROACT's project partners) will meet local stakeholders, regional and municipal insitutions to discuss anthropic impacts on marine ecosystems, coastal erosion and how to find a sustainable way of managing biodiversity conservation, tourism and fishing.
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Call for Tenders: MedPROACT Announces a Request for Quotation for the Provision of a Niskin Bottle for Biological Sampling
Deadline: 19 June 2026, 23:59 (Italian local time).
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MedPROACT: Coastal Communities Together to Be More Resilient to Climate Change
The MedPROACT project aims to enhance the adaptive capacity of Mediterranean coastal communities to climate change, and this goal is achieved through scientific research and a participatory process lead on the field in collaboration with local project partners.
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MedPROACT Launches Training to Support Method Alignment in Research on Invasive Marine Species
The MedPROACT consortium is launching an online training course to support knowledge exchange and improve consistency in research on invasive marine species.
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MedPROACT Is Looking for a Junior Expert in Environmental Surveys in Italy
Join MedPROACT in Apulia, Italy, and work as a Junior Expert in Environmental Surveys.
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MedPROACT protects coastal communities by restoring seagrass meadows
MedPROACT, while building adaptation plans together with the local communities and administrations, will consider the consequences of losing seagrass meadows in the pilot sites involved (Italy, Turkey and Tunisia): increased erosion, biodiversity loss and the consequent decline in fisheries resources, worsening of water quality and enhanced exposure to climate change. These effects are all connected to local socioeconomical conditions: protecting Posidonia oceanica means protecting coastal communities' survival.
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Italy: MedPROACT Is Looking for 2 Experts on Microbiology and Food Chemical Analysis
MedPROACT's Project partner CIHEAM Bari is looking for 2 part-time consultants on microbiology and food chemical analysis.
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Tunisia: MedPROACT Is Looking for an External Auditor for the Project
MedPROACT project partner 'Institut National des Sciences et Technologies De La Mer' (INSTM) is looking for an External Auditor fpr the Project. Deadline for application: 02/03/2026
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MedPROACT Celebrates World Wetlands’ Day: Discover A Legacy of Sustainable Fishing in Tunisia
The El Bibane Lagoon, located near Zarzis in southern Tunisia - the country's largest coastal lagoon, an unvaluable coastal wetland ecologically unique and home to a diverse array of commercially valuable fish and shrimp. This year’s World Wetlands’ Day focuses on the main role wetlands play in cultural heritage, and El Bibane Lagoon represents how human intelligence coming from way back in the past can merge with environmental knowledge and sustainable pratices.
Mediterranean Pilot Actions for Climate Change Adaptation