Integrated Ocean Observing Across the Northwest Atlantic

Integrated Ocean Observing Across the Northwest Atlantic

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Lead institution:

North-eastern Regional Association of Coastal Ocean Observing Systems (NERACOOS)

An interconnected system to track environmental change in the Northwest Atlantic, from the Arctic to the Gulf of Maine will be established.

The oceanographic influence of climate-driven changes in the Arctic extends well into mid-latitudes in this region, with distributions of many species shifting northward against current flow. By convening agencies, institutions, indigenous communities, and private sector stakeholders from all nations in the region, we can track and communicate key environmental attributes, including marine carbon stores, with greater speed and at scale. This can serve as a model for multinational partnerships for other ocean areas grappling with environmental change.

Start Date: 01/06/2021

End Date: 31/12/2030

This project is hosted by the programme Ocean Observing Co-Design: evolving ocean observing for a sustainable future.

Contact

Jake Kritzer: jake@neracoos.org

challenges: Develop a sustainable and equitable ocean economy, Expand the Global Ocean Observing System, Increase community resilience to ocean hazards, Skills, knowledge and technology for all

ocean_basins: North Atlantic Ocean

type_of_action: Project

Integrated Ocean Observing Across the Northwest Atlantic