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Sustainable Arctic Tourism II

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2JDGKfj4rE NLAI’s Jonathan Turner joined a week long workshop in Iceland earlier this year. The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and Polar Research and Policy Initiative (PRPI) hosted the event as part of a multi-year, cross-disciplinary international project on Sustainable Tourism Development in the Nordic Arctic, with the support of the Danish Ministry of Higher Education […]

Protecting the silent protector – before it’s too late

Harnessing technology to preserve the world’s coral reefs The plight of the planet’s coral reefs have been thrust once again into the spotlight in recent days. The most eye-catching headlines were also, sadly, the grimmest. A new report from the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) stated that nature is […]

Aquasense Research

We’re currently seeking insights from aquaculture and mariculture industry representatives. If you operate in this sector and would like to complete a short survey or take part in a brief interview please let us know. The survey takes no more than 7mins to complete and is available here. We’d very much appreciate the opportunity to […]

Sustainable Arctic Tourism

Tourism is arguably the most accessible theme across the blue economy spectrum. Perhaps it’s almost too obvious when considered against deep ocean exploration, mineral extraction, fishing in the open ocean and a host of other themes and industries that seem somehow more mysterious and commercial but marine and coastal tourism accounts for 26% of the […]

International Women's Day

March the 8th is International Women’s Day, this year promoting the theme ‘balance is better’ recognising the importance of gender balance. We reviewed news and highlights from across the marine and maritime sectors to see how gender is being considered by organisations working in the seas and oceans. IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim shared this […]

Tuvalu - telling their story their way

We were inspired to share this story that came to us via the good people at GLISPA - The Global Island Partnership - an organisation that promotes action to build resilient and sustainable island communities. During the summer of 2019, a group of nine Loyola students and alums will travel to Tuvalu, an island country […]

Deep-sea autonomous vessels boost the search for missing Argentinian submarine ARA San Juan

It is great news that M/V Seabed Constructor commenced the latest search for the lost Argentine submarine ARA San Juan in the South Atlantic Ocean some 300 nautical miles east of Commodoro Rivadavia on Monday last week.

NLA-led consortium to tackle vulnerabilities in maritime position, navigation and timing

NLA International Ltd is proud to announce the start of a new project funded by the European Space Agency’s ’s NAVISPprogramme. MarRINav (Maritime Resilience and Integrity of Navigation) will explore vulnerabilities in position, navigation and timing (PNT) solutions. Both the 2017 Blackett report and 2018 London Economics report highlighted the risks associated with Global Navigation […]

#BETB19: FROM THE WORLD’S FIRST AUTONOMOUS OFFSHORE ROBOT TO AI-POWERED DRONES FIGHTING ILLEGAL FISHING.

Many of us have been mesmerised by the videos emanating from robotics companies such as Boston Dynamics (not least when one of their ‘robot dogs’ patiently brushed aside a mere human trying to stop it opening a door). While until now, such activity in the marine domain has been focused on surface, underwater or aerial activity, Swiss company ANYbiotics recently released a video of what they are calling the world’s first autonomous offshore robot.

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