Sharing stories with MaCoBioS at Blue NBS week

Sharing stories with MaCoBioS at Blue NBS week

Between 5-8th November MaCoBioS partners came together with environmental policy, academic, and practitioners from around Europe to share our project’s results and embrace thought provoking discussions.

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Blue NBS Week was held at UNESCO in Paris. A UN Ocean Decade event, Blue NBS week marked the formal conclusion of MaCoBioS. Our researchers displayed the project through presentations, plenary discussions, interactive workshops, photography and poster exhibitions, videos, and a comic book. Formally attended by over 110 people, with many more experiencing the public external photography exhibition, the event showcased new and innovative ways blue NBS are being researched and practiced, and allowed for open and meaningful conversations amongst participants. Today, far more people around the world have become aware of the importance of healthy marine and coastal ecosystems and blue NBS for their own wellbeing. Events such as Blue NBS Week help share lessons and work towards transformative solutions. We thank everyone who joined us and contributed to the success of the event.

Here you can view the various outputs prepared for Blue NBS Week:

Text by O’Leary Beth

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