In this issue: Winter 2024, Vol.32, No.1
PICES Science in 2023 — Notes from the Science Board Chair | Congratulations to PICES-2023 Award Recipients | List of ECOP Presentation awardees | Note from the FUTURE ECOP SEES Awardee | BECI Update | Happy Anniversary to PICES' Partner Organizations: IPHC, KIOST, POI | PICES-2023 Session and Workshop Reports | PICES-2023 Session and Workshop Reports | S9 - Understanding the implications of body size change for stock productivity and fisheries management | S10 - Improved detection and understanding of factors affecting changes in North Pacific forage communities and implications to ecosystems | W1- Creating Concise and Compelling Fact Sheets | W2- Sharing Capacity and Promoting Solutions for Marine Ecosystem Sustainability within the UNDOS | W3- GlobalHAB - Solutions to Control HABs in Marine and Estuarine Waters | W4 - Hanging social-ecological-environmental system of the North East Asian Marginal Seas: New challenges for integrative marine science | W5 - Bio-indicators of meso to global-scale marine pollution: techniques for integration and standardization | W6 - Developing an integrative conceptual framework of urban impacts on marginal ocean ecosystems | W9 - Indigenous and Community-Led Approaches to support climate change adaptation and Ecosystem Resilience in the North Pacific and Arctic | W10 - Towards climate-informed ecosystem-based fisheries management by building international collaborations and standardizing indicators | W11 - Science advances to understand our “new ocean” | The PICES "SEAturtle" Special Project (2019–2023) | SG-GREEN Survey Report | Charting a Sustainable Future for the Ocean: Insights from the 2023 ClimEco8 Summer School in Koper, Slovenia | Engaging ECOPs in East Asia: Insights from 2023 Surveys in China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea | Sailing for global ocean sustainability - an international science and policy workshop aboard Statsraad Lehmkuhl | The Bering Sea: Current Status and Recent Trends | Western North Pacific: Current status and recent topic: Sea Surface Temperature in the 2023 Warm Season | The Northeast Pacific: Update on marine heatwave status and trends | In Memoriam - Dr. Igor Shevchenko | PICES Events Calendar | PICES by the numbers | Open call for PICES Press submissions | About PICES Press |
Call for submissions:
PICES Press is by, about, and for our members and their important North Pacific Ocean marine research. Please consider submitting an article or science images to share your work and findings with your colleagues. Please see the PICES Press page for submission guidelines, and links to previous issues. As always, your feedback is welcomed and appreciated!
About PICES: The North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES), an intergovernmental science organization, was established in 1992 to promote and coordinate marine research in the North Pacific and its adjacent seas. Its present members are Canada, Japan, People's Republic of China, Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation, and the United States of America. Click here to learn more about PICES through a 10 minute video from the 25th Anniversary Meeting of PICES.
About PICES Press: Published twice annually in June (Summer edition) and January (Winter edition), PICES Press is distributed globally to over 4500 PICES scientist members and institutions worldwide. Celebrating and highlighting the activities and achievements of PICES members - from participation in PICES-related programs and projects, to individual participation in PICES and PICES partner science symposia and other events - PICES Press is an important vehicle for sharing research and launching partnerships.
Please see our events page for upcoming PICES events.
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