Online-Version of the Report on the Main Results from 10 Years of Integrative Marine Research in Kiel: Integrating Marine Science from Ocean Discovery to Sustainable Development
In its permanent exhibition at the Zoological Museum in Kiel, the research network "Future Ocean" is showcasing what contributions research can provide to scientific solutions for future questions – following its motto: "Understanding the ocean sustaining our future."
The Massive Open Online Course provides you a knowledge base that brings to you to the science of the ocean and addresses solutions to support both sustainable use and stewardship of our blue planet. All course resources are open source.
DAM project SpaCeParti relies on living labs to resolve conflicts of use. In the western Baltic Sea, coastal fisheries are closely linked to the economic development of coastal communities and the impacts of climate change with the increasing loss of biodiversity. For a sustainable future of fisheries, multiple interests need to be considered. These … more
An important role in times of change Professor Dr. Martin Visbeck becomes a member of the German Science and Humanities Council (Wissenschaftsrat) …
Climatic changes and overfishing depleted Baltic herring long before industrialisation Historical sources indicate that overfishing of the Baltic herring began over 500 years ago and continues to have an impact today …
The Ocean as Bringer of Hope – combining conservation and use Current marine knowledge made understandable in the new World Ocean Review …
Recommendations for sustainable ocean observation and management New policy brief “Nourishing Blue Economy and Sharing Ocean Knowledge” …
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Kiel Marine Science research profile at Kiel University
World Ocean Review
Dates & Events
Exhibition Future Ocean Dialogue
Plastic is made up of synthetic organic polymers which are formed through the connection of many smaller molecule components. These plastics are produced from fossil fuels, for …
