EMODnet is pleased to announce that Cousteau Divers has joined our network as an Associated Partner. Founded in 2009 by Pierre-Yves Cousteau, son of the legendary ocean explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Cousteau Divers is a French non-profit organization dedicated to ocean conservation and citizen science.

This map shows Mission Actions under the Mission Restore our Ocean and Waters.

The European Marine Observation and Data Network (EMODnet) community is proud to announce the publication of is VISION 2035, a common roadmap for EMODnet’s service evolution over the next decade.

A new survey has been launched to collect updated information from a wide range of LIFE programme funded projects dating back to 1992. This effort aims to gather details on the biodiversity data collected through these initiatives, helping EMODnet Biology better understand what exists, its current status, and how it may be prepared for future (re)publication in line with FAIR principles and established biodiversity data standards.

This map shows the network of marine Natura 2000 sites across Europe.

This map shows the location of shellfish farms across Europe, for mussels, oysters, clams, cockles, scallops and other species.

Europe has an extensive network of marine research infrastructure which incorporates a wide range of facilities. This map shows the different facilities based on the Marine Research Infrastructures database from EurOcean.

This map shows the spatial distribution of the mean sea surface temperature trends over 25 years around the world.

At the Living Data 2025 conference, which took place 21–24 October 2025 in Bogotá, Colombia, EMODnet Biology showcased its diverse work through several presentations, highlighting the consortium’s broad activities and its connections to other European and global marine-data initiatives.