LandSeaLot Field Campaign aboard RV Côtes de la Manche is completed in the Seine Estuary and Bay
SCENES buoy and RV Côtes de la Manche. Credit: Ifremer. From 19 to 26 April 2026, LandSeaLot researchers from Ifremer and the Seine Estuary and Bay LandSeaLot Integration Lab carried out a field campaign aboard the RV Côtes de la Manche, conducting observations at the local land-sea interface. The campaign focused on maintaining the coastal...
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The LandSeaLot Observer – Issue 6 – January 2026
ISSUE 6 – January 2026 LandSeaLot is a Horizon Europe project that seeks to integrate and enhance existing coastal observation efforts – including in-situ, satellite, modelling and citizen science – to better study the land-sea interface area, where terrestrial and marine habitats meet. In this edition: • Welcome Note: Iseult Gillespie• Join us for a...
Read MoreProtected: Seine Estuary & Bay LandSeaLot Integration Lab hosts stakeholder workshop to review data across disciplines
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LandSeaLot meets boaters, water sports enthusiasts and citizen scientists at boot Düsseldorf in collaboration with EMODnet, CS-MACH1 and The Ocean Race
LandSeaLot partners were delighted to attend the Düsseldorf International Boat Show (boot Düsseldorf) in January 2026, one of the world’s premier boat shows. LandSeaLot drops anchor at “Love Your Ocean” exhibition area Joint stand hosted by LandSeaLot, CS-MACH1, and The Ocean Race. Credit: TransEurope Marinas The “Love Your Ocean” exhibition stand at boot Düsseldorf is...
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Marine Citizen Science Data Network launched at the landmark workshop organised by CS-MACH1
In-person participants in the CS-MACH1 workshop in Ostend (Credit: Joseph Nolan) LandSeaLot representatives were excited to attend a workshop formally launching the Marine Citizen Science Data Network (MCSDN), which took place February 3-4 2026 in Ostend, Belgium and online. The workshop was organised through CS-MACH1, an EU-funded project working to create a robust marine citizen...
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Protected: LandSeaLot Integration Labs: Spotlight on the Firth of Forth
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Read MoreThe LandSeaLot Observer – Issue 5 – October 2025
ISSUE 5 – October 2025 LandSeaLot is a Horizon Europe project that seeks to integrate and enhance existing coastal observation efforts – including in-situ, satellite, modelling and citizen science – to better study the land-sea interface area, where terrestrial and marine habitats meet. In this edition: • Welcome Note: Peter Thijsse • LandSeaLot Integration Labs...
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Scientists, fishers & local officials come together to deploy novel observation technology in Greece
Researchers and coastal stakeholders install cost-effective sensors to monitor plastics and salinity. Credit: HCMR In October 2025, LandSeaLot researchers met with coastal stakeholders – including local fishers, personnel from the Management Unit of Evros Delta and Dadia National Parks, and scientists from the Democritus University of Thrace – in Alexandroupoli, Greece. Together, they activated shared...
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Yacht racers, local stakeholders and LandSeaLot researchers observe together at Transat Cafe L’OR 2025
Boats at the Transat Cafe L’Or departure village in Le Havre, Normandy. Credit: TransEurope Marinas Transat Cafe L’OR is a demanding transatlantic yacht race, with a course that follows in the wake of historic coffee merchants. From Le Havre, France, participants race across the Atlantic and are set to reach the finish line in Fort-de-France,...
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Observing Together: Oyster Producers, Local Organisations and LandSeaLot Researchers Collaborate in Portugal
Francisco Campuzano (+ATLANTIC), António Correia (AQUANOSTRA) & Ricardo Salgado (IPS – Instituto Politécnico de Setúbal). In a new citizen science scheme, LandSeaLot researchers and local oyster farmers are collaborating to observe the environment and inform sustainable growth. Aquaculture is currently the fastest growing food industry in the world. But to grow sustainably, producers need reliable...
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