The Sustainable Management of UK Marine Resources (SMMR) programme is addressing critical marine research gaps. These gaps span a variety of disciplines, from natural capital to ocean literacy and systems-based management.
SMMR is working to break down barriers between science and policy and integrate disciplines, in order to form new marine research teams and build a strong research base to support decision-making within the UK Exclusive Economic Zone.
By working together, we can improve management of the UK marine environment and - through better management - we can realise sustainable societal and economic benefits for the UK.
you all put susstainability but the prices dotn decrease that a issue , if someone recycle but the prices is stil same and even increased it mean that sustainability is only for business nto for each separated body in the universe
Thank you Gustav, that was very helpful. I like the way the modelling work is explained as a PROCESS rather than offering a single solution, this has inspired me to look at the full Mizer course. Thanks to Gaetano for the questions, also - he had the same thoughts as me. I am wondering if the calibration process will ALWAYS converge (surely not?) but I am willing to learn about this as I work my way through the course.
