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    Golfe du Morbihan


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    Golfe Normand-Breton


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    Poole Harbour


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    Plymouth Sound-Fowey


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    Golfe Normand-Breton


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    North Devon


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    Parc Naturel Marin de la Mer d'Iroise


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    Golfe du Morbihan


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INTRODUCTION À VALMER

VALUING ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN THE WESTERN CHANNEL

VALMER was an eleven partner, €4.7 million project co-funded by the INTERREG IV A Channel programme through the European Regional Development Fund, which aimed to examine how improved marine ecosystem services assessment could support effective and informed marine management and planning.   The project ran from 1st September 2012 to 31st March 2015.

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Actualités du projet

VALMER FINAL RESULTS

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VALMER and PANACHE FINAL CONFERENCE

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Actualités et Tweets récents sur l'environnement

Data Hub Valmer

The Data Hub provides tools to access the underlying data utilised in VALMER.  The data can be integrated into web and desktop mapping tools, or viewed through the WebGIS.

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Valmer & Panache

VALMER was conceived, and awarded funding, in parallel with the PANACHE project (Protected Area Network Across the CHannel Ecosystem). The two projects share several partners, including AAMP who are leading on PANACHE, and are combining resources wherever possible. PANACHE aims to provide better protection of the Channel marine environment through the networking of existing marine protected areas.

 Its objectives are:

  • Assess the existing marine protected areas network for its ecological coherence.
  • Share knowledge on monitoring techniques and positive experiences.
  • Build greater coherence and foster dialogue for better management of marine protected areas.
  • Increase general awareness of marine protected area by building common ownership and stewardship, through engagement in joint citizen science programmes.
  • Develop a public GIS database.

 VALMER and PANACHE present complementary objectives that should lead to a better understanding of the Channel marine ecosystem, and to its more sustainable use of the ecosystem services it provides.

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