The aim of this report is to present preliminary projections on how climate change and various management strategies affect marine biodiversity, ecosystem function, and services across European seas. Using advanced spatial-temporal marine ecosystem models, the study evaluates the ecological and socio-economic outcomes of Nature-Based Solutions (restoration and protection) and Nature-Inclusive Harvesting under different climate scenarios.

This report summarizes the outcomes of the regionalized and sector-specific scenarios.​

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This report summarizes findings on spatial patterns and long-term trends in community traits across areas and organisms groups, including a literature review on response and effect traits.

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The data available from this task provides the physical and biogeochemical habitat conditions across the project for all of its storylines. 

This report summarizes and discusses the results of in situ measurements and mesocosm experiments.​

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Projections of the impacts of scenarios of CC and NBS1 and NBS2 on seagrasses and seaweeds and meta-data.

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Projections  of the impacts of scenarios of CC and NBS3 policies in sustainable harvesting on fisheries and aquaculture species​.

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Early web interactive example of a Bayesian network (Bay of Biscay) to visualise of implementation strategies of NBS for a safe Operating Space and enhanced Natural capital. 

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This document introduces scenarios for engaging stakeholders on their perceptions of regional aspects most important to be contrasted in FutureMARES activities.

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This deliverable aims to analyse, contribute and synthesize the current marine biodiversity shifts in European seas in relation to climate change.

This research will contribute to setting a common framework to perform the economic analyses of the different NBS&NIH. The framework of indicators will enhance the dialogue with policymakers leading to an impact beyond the scientific output of FutureMARES.

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Statistical Downscaling Ensemble for the Regional Seas of FutureMARES. Quantitative evaluation of performance of  Climate and Earth System Models. 

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Comparative measurements made during common garden experiments and on species across a wide range in latitudes or longitudes to assess changes in adaptive potential to CC.​

Projections of the impacts of scenarios of CC and NBS2 policies on charismatic species.

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This report will collect the methodology applied for the ecological vulnerability assessments and results from Storylines exploring CC and NBS scenarios.​

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White paper based on (preliminary) results of FutureMARES work for major international events / initiatives and/or related EU marine environmental policies.

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