To mark World Day of Artisan Fishermen and Fishworkers, the French Biodiversity Agency is highlighting two innovative solutions presented on the Solupêche platform.

The European BLUE4ALL project has been set up to improve marine biodiversity conservation and restoration efforts in the continent's Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). Its objectives are to harmonize regulatory requirements and social expectations, in order to bridge the gap between political objectives and stakeholder commitment.

The French biodiversity agency (OFB), the French Embassy in Canada, the Alliance Française and marine protected area managers from mainland France and the overseas territories are meeting until February 9, 2023 in Vancouver, Canada for the International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC5). Organized every four years, this scientific and technical congress brings together more than 1,300 marine protected area managers from around the world to implement international objectives to protect and restore these threatened areas.

From June 27 to July 1, the 2nd United Nations Ocean Conference was held in Lisbon, Portugal. The French biodiversity Agency (OFB) was part of the French delegation.

The French Biodiversity Agency (OFB) was present at the European Maritime Days, which were held on the 19th and 20th of May 2022 in Ravenna (Italy).

Living off the sea without exhausting it. Implementing and promoting an artisanal and sustainable fishery is the daily life of Erwan Berton, a fisherman at sea and in the Etang de Leucate.

A mission to better understand the Zélée and Geyser shoals and the Glorieuses archipelago