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Deep sea research and management needs
Sander, S.G.; Tamburini, C.; Gollner, S.; Guilloux, B.; Pape, E.; Hoving, H.-J.; Leroux, R.; Rovere, M.; Semedo, M.; Danovaro, R.; Narayanaswamy, B.E.; Muñiz Piniella, A.; Kellett, P.; Rodriguez Perez, A.; Alexander, B.; Bayo Ruiz, F.; Teodosio, M.C.; Heymans, S.J.J. (2025). Deep sea research and management needs. Marine Board Future Science Brief, 12. European Marine Board: Ostend. ISBN 9789464206357. 78 pp. https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14928917
Part of: Marine Board Future Science Brief. European Marine Board: Ostend. ISSN 2593-5232

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    Marine/Coastal

Authors  Top 
  • Sander, S.G.
  • Tamburini, C.
  • Gollner, S.
  • Guilloux, B.
  • Pape, E.
  • Hoving, H.-J.
  • Leroux, R.
  • Rovere, M.
  • Semedo, M.
  • Danovaro, R., more
  • Narayanaswamy, B.E., more
  • Muñiz Piniella, A., editor
  • Kellett, P., editor
  • Rodriguez Perez, A., editor
  • Alexander, B., editor
  • Bayo Ruiz, F., editor
  • Teodosio, M.C., editor
  • Heymans, S.J.J., editor

Abstract
    The European Marine Board Future Science Brief n°12 “Deep Sea Research and Management Needs” explores the complexity of the deep sea and its role in Ocean health today, highlights the critical ecosystem services and functions it provides, and underscores the risks to Ocean health in the face of climate change, direct human impacts, and future industries in the deep sea. The brief also navigates the complex legal landscape and management issues, discusses the challenges of studying the deep sea, and identifies significant knowledge gaps in biological, biogeochemical, physical, and geological deep-sea sciences, and in the spatial and temporal variability of the deep sea. This brief addresses the critical need to increase our knowledge on the deep sea, an often-overlooked yet vital component of our global ecosystem and climate regulation. Effective management of this environment require a robust scientific foundation and international cooperation.

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