Resources for Artists & Scientists

Mission Ocean and Waters - Helpful Websites and Information

Websites, Databases & Platforms

A dynamic network of artists, scientists, communities, and other stakeholders, all united in the mission to restore and protect Europe’s water bodies

Citizen Science App Platform

Impact Publications

The contribution of TIDAL ArtS to Mission Ocean is documented in this section. We provide you with an overview of our work under five project areas.

Guidelines: Co-Creation Approaches for Communities, Artists and Scientists

Podcast from the BlueMissionAA project spotlighting the work of the Into the Reef mural by street artist Neto Vettorello

The interactive folk story session featured compelling narratives from a former Navy captain, a fisherman, and a fisherwoman, who shared their daily experiences of the ocean and the waters.

  • Ocean Decade Art-Science Networking Forum – Ocean art-science networking group is an open group for artists and scientists from around the world to network, share opportunities, events, and best practices.
  • BlueBioMatch – BlueBioMatch is a unique stakeholder community dedicated to driving innovation in the blue bioeconomy, creating synergies with the blue economy at large, and protecting and restoring our oceans and waters. BlueBioMatch’s community includes startups and SMEs, funders, researchers, policymakers, MPA managers, planners, and local actors. Its purpose is to promote matchmaking, information exchange, blue products and opportunities, and to foster collaborative initiatives for sustainable development and blue innovation.
  • WaveLinks – WaveLinks is an application that maps the research and innovation landscape of the Mission Ocean, fosters collaborations between projects and reinforces links between academia, industry and society.
  • European Marine Board – The European Marine Board [EMB] is the leading European think tank in marine science policy. It provides a platform to advance marine research and to bridge the gap between science and policy.
  • ECOP Decade Program – The Early Career Ocean Professional (ECOP) Network Programme is established to empower ECOPs, who self-identify as being early in their career in any field related to the ocean. The Programme is at the heart of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, and it was endorsed by the UN Ocean Decade as a network program in 2021.

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