Ocean conference on climate effects
The climate change affects the marine ecosystem
Photo: Paolo Cipriani / IMR
The polar cod is struggling with recruitment due to warmer waters and declining sea ice cover.
Photo: Erling Svensen / IMR
Klimaendringene skrur sammen nye økosystemer og skaper en ny dynamikk mellom dem.
Photo: Erling Svensen / IMR| Date | 17. April 2023 - 21. April 2023 09:00 - 17:00 |
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| Location | Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dreggsallmenningen 1, Bergen, 5003, Norway |
| Web page | Effects of Climate Change on the World's Ocean |
The symposium “Effects of Climate Change on the World's Ocean” is the fifth in the series, and is organized by ICES, PICES, IOC-UNESCO and FAO with the Institute of Marine Research as the local host.
The changing ocean
The symposium brings together 600 experts from almost 70 countries to increase knowledge about how climate change affects and changes the marine ecosystem, what is at stake and what measures are needed in the future.
Through 19 different sessions over five days, the experts will present and discuss climate research covering all the world's oceans. The symposium is also aimed at future climate scientists, and it is expected that around 100 young master's and doctoral research fellows from all over the world will participate.
Part of "One Ocean Week"
At the same time, One Ocean Week, or “havuken”, is being held in Bergen for the first time in connection with the return of "Statsraad Lehmkuhl" from its great circumnavigation of the globe. The climate conference will be one of the central events of One Ocean Week.
It will also be possible to follow the climate conference digitally. (Link to come).
Visit the conference website here: 2023 5th Climate Change Symposium - Scope - PICES
Published: 11.01.2023 Updated: 12.01.2023
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