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Aquatic Macrophyte Ecology Group

The Aquatic Macrophyte Ecology Group (GAME), of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), is headquartered at the Blanes Centre for Advanced Studies (CEABOur activity focuses on the study of the ecology of coastal ecosystems dominated by marine macrophytes during the Holocene. The ultimate goal is to provide knowledge and solutions to help their conservation and thereby contribute to climate change mitigation while also supporting economic growth and societal well-being.

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Projects

BlauCat

Current status and action plan for blue carbon in Catalonia.

POSIDONArXiv

Natural or anthropogenic disturbances are one of the main drivers of change in ecosystems. This change occurs at multiple spatial and temporal scales.

NATURABEGUR

The main purpose of the NATURABEGUR project is to improve the state of conservation and the…

Images

Sumilen
I Scientific-Technical Course: Quantification of Blue Carbon in Seagrass Meadows.
Sumilen
Sampling campaign, Deck of the ship Garcia del Cid, Balearic Sea, June 2015.
Life Blue Natura
Sampling campaign, Deck of the ship Garcia del Cid, Isla Negra, Andalusia, October 2017.
Life Blue Natura
Extracting CORES in P.oceanica meadow, Aguamarga, Andalusia, October 2017.

News

The restoration of blue carbon arrives at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings

Researchers Dr Nicole Foster and Dr Óscar Serrano, members of the GAME group (Group…

Europe unites around the first recommendations for seagrass meadow restoration at a continental scale

The GAME (CEAB-CSIC) joins an alliance of scientists from 17 countries to urge…

Nicole Foster, first researcher at CEAB-CSIC to receive a Junior Leader grant from the “la Caixa” Foundation

Postdoctoral researcher Nicole Foster, member of the Group of Aquatic Macrophyte Ecology (GAME) at the Centre of…

GAME researchers contribute to the new UNESCO report "People and Nature in UNESCO Sites: Global and local contributions"

New findings reveal the true global value of UNESCO designated sites and…

Saving seagrass meadows could help save the world's coastlines.

Seagrass meadows could be one of the most effective solutions to protect coastlines…

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