MCCIP hosted its third ‘rolling evidence’ webinar on 20th September 2023. The webinars showcase how the evidence base has moved on in these key areas since MCCIP last reported in 2020 and how it impacts your work areas by hearing directly from the lead authors.
1. Arctic Sea Ice: Ed Blockley – Polar Climate Group, The Met Office. The webinar is here
2. Fish: Dr. Clive Fox – Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS). The webinar is here
3. Fisheries: Dr. John Pinnegar – the Centre for Environment, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Science (Cefas). The webinar is here
4. Cultural Heritage: Dr. Mairi Davies - Historic Environment Scotland. The webinar is here
Our fourth series of webinars will be announced here in the next few months.
- Sea Temperature: Dr Richard Cornes - National Oceanography Centre. The webinar is here.
- Ocean circulation: Dr Gerard McCarthy - Maynooth University. The webinar is here.
- Storms and waves: Dr Lucy Bricheno - National Oceanography Centre. The webinar is here.
- Oxygen: Professor Claire Mahaffey - University of Liverpool. The webinar is here.
- Marine Mammals: Emily Martin - JNCC. The webinar is here.
The webinars showcase how the evidence base has moved on in these key areas since MCCIP last reported in 2020 and how it impacts your work areas by hearing directly from the lead authors.
- Shelf-sea stratification: Prof. Jonathan Sharples - Professor of Ocean Sciences, University of Liverpool. The webinar is here.
- Ocean acidification: Dr. Helen Findlay – Biological oceanographer, Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The webinar is here.
- Marine Aquaculture: Dr. Alexander Murray – Group leader and epidemiologist, Salmon and freshwater fisheries programme, Marine Scotland. The webinar is here.
- Coastal flooding: Prof. Ivan Haigh – Associated professor in Ocean and Earth Science, University of Southampton. The webinar is here.
