FAME
FAME is an ambitious strategic transnational co-operation project which will enable the protection of the Atlantic marine environment.
The FAME project will be delivered by partners from 5 countries (UK, Ireland, France, Spain and Portugal) who have interest, knowledge and expertise in the marine environment, ranging from seabird tracking & monitoring to mapping, data analysis and engagement with the offshore renewable energy and fisheries sectors.
Marine wildlife does not respect country boundaries, and so by working transnationally the partners will be able to safeguard the Future of the Atlantic Marine Environment.
Photo: Cory's shearwaters @ Pedro GeraldesThe FAME project will be delivered by partners from 5 countries (UK, Ireland, France, Spain and Portugal) who have interest, knowledge and expertise in the marine environment, ranging from seabird tracking & monitoring to mapping, data analysis and engagement with the offshore renewable energy and fisheries sectors.
Marine wildlife does not respect country boundaries, and so by working transnationally the partners will be able to safeguard the Future of the Atlantic Marine Environment.
DOCUMENTARY ABOUT BERLENGAS | FNAC, 20 maio
2012-05-11
SPEA and Aidnature.org are pleased to invite you to watch the documentary on the Berlengas and conservation work that has been developed in Farilhões to preserve seabirds species, specially focusing on the breeding population of Madeiran storm petrel.
Come and discover a few of the mysteries of this archipelago in the European Maritime Day!
DOCUMENTARY ON BERLENGAS ARCHIPELAGO AND SPEA'S FAME CONSERVATION WORK
2012-03-30
Within FAME project, SPEA undergoes several conservation actions in Berlengas archipelago. The NGO AidNature documented some of these actions in a very interesting documentary that illustrates precisely the reality of life in the archipelago.
NEW MEMBERS IN THE FAME TEAM
2012-03-12
Pierre Andre Farque carrying out a training course (master degree) and Elsa Burgot, in "Service civique" will work on the study of interactions between the seabirds and the human activities on the French Atlantic littoral.