Read the latest issue of the ABPmer E-zine, including: offshore wind and meeting the challenge of net zero; the curious case of the unnatural saltmarsh; review of natural capital approaches for UK marine policy

The latest ABPmer E-zine is now available, delivering our latest insights, training courses and other stories.

In this issue:

• Offshore wind: meeting the challenge of net zero
• The curious case of the unnatural saltmarsh
• Review of natural capital approaches for UK marine policy
• Potential impacts of plastic on marine protected species and habitats
• Seabed ecology: what type of survey do I need?
• The Brexit deal and UK fisheries: has reality matched the rhetoric?
• Conducting a PMSC audit: best practice
• Prospects for restorative aquaculture in Scotland

Read these stories and more in the ABPmer E-zine, Issue 33.

Past issues

Explore more issues of our E-zine below, or view our full archive.

Issue 32

• White Paper: The Blue Carbon value of managed realignments
• The Taiwan Strait: overcoming the challenges for offshore wind development
• Briefing Note: What makes a good Marine Safety Management System?
• Floating offshore wind development and consenting process - risks and opportunities
• ABPmer becomes Official Tidal Modelling Supplier of SailGP
• Guidance: Restoring estuarine and coastal habitats with dredged material
• Report: Restoring marine and coastal habitats in Wales

Read Issue 32

Issue 31

• Solving the problem of derelict vessels
• Restoring the UK's native oyster
• SEASTATES: enhanced metocean information available for Northeast Asia
• What will the BWM Convention regulations mean for the maritime sector?
• The links between invasive non-native species and climate change
• Consenting decisions: is it time we adapted to uncertainty?
• White Paper: Brexit - thoughts on fisheries from a UK perspective

Read Issue 31

Issue 30

In this issue:

• Planning for offshore wind in Scottish waters
• The importance and value of blue carbon in Welsh seas
• White Paper: Delivering Net Gain - more than just a metric is needed
• 3D visuals: communicating estate redevelopment potential
• Marine ecological survey calendar
• Dedicated survey services website launch
• Making landfall: the view from the shore

Read Issue 30

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