HIGH SEAS RESOURCES
Other tools to know more about high seas
Find here external links to resources developed by project partners.
A data portal for the Thermal Dome and a data portal for the Sargasso Sea are in progress.
Atlas
The Thermal Dome of Costa Rica
The Atlas is part of MarViva’s mission to raise awareness of the Costa Rica Thermal Dome and its importance for regional marine biodiversity.
Thermal Dome geoportal
Information platform to explore, search and consult geospatial data generated to meet the goals of the different initiatives of the MarViva Foundation. In this Geoportal you can discover data, maps, geoportals, storymaps and other services developed for an easy and intuitive experience.
Sargasso Sea resources
Find here all the documentation and publications of the Sargasso Sea Commission on the Sargasso Sea.
High Seas Alliance
Discover valuable resources on the High Seas Alliance website, offering insights into potential areas for protection on the high seas under the BBNJ Agreement. Stay informed on the latest developments and follow-up actions related to the signatures and implementation of the treaty. These resources are essential for those interested in marine conservation, providing up-to-date information on efforts to safeguard biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction. Ideal for advocates, researchers, and policymakers working to ensure the protection of our ocean’s most vulnerable ecosystems.
UN resources
Explore comprehensive resources on the BBNJ Agreement through the UN’s dedicated platform, offering essential tools and materials for understanding and implementing the treaty. Access the full text of the BBNJ Agreement, dive into factsheets and technical assistance materials, and participate in online briefings. Enhance your knowledge further with the DOALOS/UNEP InforMEA online course, designed to build capacity and deepen insights into the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction. Perfect for policymakers, practitioners, and stakeholders invested in global ocean governance.
An introduction to the High Seas Treaty
Professionals from governments, civic society, the commercial sector, and other stakeholders who are familiar with international procedures and treaties but are not “BBNJ (biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction) experts” are the target audience for this introductory paper. The report, which includes analysis and crucial next measures, is easier to read than the treaty language itself.