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Climafish: Impacts of climate change and fisheries on small pelagic fish (Avgi 29.03.2021)
The main research goal of the project was to develop a mathematical (bioactive as it is called) model. An innovative research project of the Hellenic Center for Marine Research offers [...]
Scientists are studying the effects of climate change on the seas (Patris 16.03.2021)
The effects of climate change and fishing on small pelagic fish are being studied by scientists at the Hellenic Center for Marine Research. Learn more
One step before its disappearance … (efsyn.gr – 15.02.2021)
Unfortunately, the anti-flood engineering project begun in late 2020 on the Erasinos stream in Attika threatens the continued survival of the southernmost population of the Marathon minnow (Pelasgus marathonicus). HCMR [...]
Plankton, our life-giver
“Vima Science” 15.04.2018 What is the common about the clouds in the sky, the fish we put on our table, the wonderful smell of sea breeze, oil, gas, but also every [...]
“THALATTA” documetary, EPT3
Το πολυετές οδοιπορικό της ομάδας φοιτητών του Τμ.Βιολογίας του Α.Π.Θ. για πρώτη φορά στην Ελληνική τηλεόραση.
Discard Ban (Alieftika Nea, 01.2017)
New Common Fisheries Policy: Compulsory Unloading of Discarded Catch […]
The impact of the wind farms on Samothrace
The island of Samothraki is characterized by many small hydrological basins that start from the ridges of Mount Saos (1,611 m). The surface runoff of Samothraki is great in relation [...]
Artemis Wetland (Artemis, Attika, Greece): Biodiversity conservation study
The overall purpose of the preliminary study is to assess the current status of the wetland, to proceed with preliminary project proposals, actions and mild interventions that will predict its compatibility with [...]
Efficient & Sustainable Management of Resources in Fishery
Dr. Paraskevi Karachle is a researcher in the field of Fishery Science, a broad field spanning topics such as fish biology, feeding ecology and ecomorphology. We talk about the implications [...]