Science-underpinned approaches
to explore biodiversity: from micro to macro,
from mountains to sea

The spread of invasive alien species (IAS) is a growing concern for marine ecosystems, economies, and biodiversity. Human activities—particularly commercial shipping and recreational boating—serve as key pathways for biological invasions…

As climate change accelerates the melting of Arctic glaciers, previously inaccessible landscapes are emerging, offering unprecedented opportunities for scientific discovery. One such newly exposed environment is the Eidembukta Lagoon, a…

One of the major projects we are proudly partnering in is the Citizens of the Sea project. This initiative is dedicated to answering the many pressing questions we still have…