How science communication can better serve policymaking in a changing society:  https://t.co/BLqCvmLZQw 📅 Tuesday 17 March - 09:30 - 13:10 (CET) #SciComms #OceanComms

🌊 #OurOceanConference #OOC11 #OurOceanKenya🇰🇪

🎙️ Episode 1 of Decoding the Ocean is now available. The first episode introduces the Copernicus Marine Service: what makes it special, what it provides, and why open, reliable ocean data matters for science, policy and society. Listen and learn more about the podcast:

📷 Watch now: Our Director, Dr Amanda Vincent, & Program Leader, Dr Sarah Foster, share how conservation policies move from agreements on paper to action on the ground for marine fishes. https://t.co/67HLbB46Pa

When I joined Twitter in 2012, it quickly became my favourite social media channel. It transformed how we communicated, campaigned and connected in real time. Fast forward to 2026, and the landscape feels very different! @CommsINC we’ve stepped back from posting on X. Read why.

There is still time to submit your side event proposal for the 11th Our Ocean Conference, hosted by Kenya from 16–18 June 2026. Showcase solutions. Build partnerships. Drive ocean action. Apply now: https://t.co/4PmS6x2If0 #OurOceanConference #OurOceanKenya #OOC11

The Ocean Sciences Meeting (OSM) brings together thousands of attendees from around the world to advance ocean science. #OSM26 is taking place in Glasgow, 22-27 February. Together with @MercatorOcean, we are there to share our latest research and innovation, including the

🦈 Early Bird Registration for Sharks International 2026 is closing soon! ❗️ Reminder: Submitting an abstract doesn’t mean you are registered. Presenters with accepted abstracts must register by 28 February 2026. 🔗 For more info, visit our website: https://t.co/GgdPNlPXYV

Milano and Cortina, Italy from space 🛰️ Milano and Cortina are the headquarters for this year’s #WinterOlympics. On #WEkEO, you can explore all Copernicus data, including satellite imagery that offers a unique perspective on places like Milano and Cortina, from urban

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📢 Join us for a free webinar on ethical AI in action with @GlobalFishWatch and @ODIHQ. 📅 Feb 23 | 16:00–17:00 GMT We’ll share how we embed data ethics into real-world ocean governance, with practical examples + Q&A. 👉 Register: https://t.co/wvPiIAfAxC

#OOC11 briefing in London: Maurice Makoloo, High Commissioner of the Republic of 🇰🇪 to the 🇬🇧, spoke with conviction about the responsibility and opportunity ahead: “When it matters most, humanity has always come together. For the ocean, that moment is now” 📸 @CommsINC

Inside The Hidden Communities Living On Atlantic Manta Rays https://t.co/dYg2Zxs82a A nine-year study from south Florida suggests juvenile Atlantic manta rays may be doing far more ecological work than we ever imagined.

🌱 Wetlands play a key role in the coastal carbon cycle, yet they remain vulnerable to extreme weather. A study by @scripps_ocean found that ocean warming will erase much of the recovery & shrink global mangrove area. #WorldWetlandsDay https://t.co/XhaIRBz0gQ

Everyone who’s ever worked on ocean policy beyond national borders. #Traitors #OceanComms #BBNJ #HighSeasTreaty #HighSeas

We’re thrilled to announce the inaugural cohort of the Global Fishing Watch open ocean research grant program 🌊 After nearly 175 proposals, we selected 11 projects advancing ocean transparency, sustainability & fisheries management worldwide. Thank you to everyone who applied!

South Africa was the first country to protect great white #sharks in 1991. More than 30 years later, why haven’t populations recovered? While #orcas and shifting ranges are debated, a new review points to continued use of destructive fishing gear as the likely driver. Read

Deep-sea mining is moving closer to reality — and ocean transparency must keep pace. 🌊 Launched by @GlobalFishWatch + @UCSBenioffOcean, Deep-Sea Mining Watch brings unprecedented transparency to vessels linked to mineral exploration. Explore: https://t.co/aPz9NbwIUS

We prefer science to conspiracy theories, rule of law to rule of force, dialogue to threats. Nous préférons la science au complotisme, l’État de droit à la loi du plus fort, le dialogue aux menaces.

The road to the first Our Ocean Conference hosted on African soil starts now. Join our OOC11 Information Briefings to learn how to engage, submit commitments, and take part in #OOC11 in Kenya in 2026. Full details and registration on LinkedIn: https://t.co/j3mZhSc1Ju