Photo: 13 grados I would like to share this article written by Paul Greenberg that perfectly describes my love and respect for mussels. I hope
Photo: Dr. R. Carús-Falcón. Image property of eSmás magazine Vilagarcía Nº 22 (https://www.revistaesmas.com/el-dr-carus-ilustre-medico-vilagarciano-del-s-xix.html) Today, I would like to speak out about two of my great
I am deeply honored to be part of the project “Oceánicas: women and oceanography” that aims to highlight the work of scientists dedicated to the
Led by Galician Diana Zúñiga, North Wind – Sailing for Science promotes scientific knowledge of the marine world through eco-responsible, unique and plastic-free experiences Under
With high probability, I think that most of you reading this headline would answer me: I’m fed up of listening to politicians warning about climate
I could spend a whole year thinking about how to explain the need to protect the ocean, but nothing I could say or write would
If you are a marine scientist, it could be thought that isolation is not the perfect environment for conducting marine research, when it is expected
Photo: José Suarez (Allariz, Ourense, 1902 – A Guarda, Pontevedra, 1974) The most important fishing areas around the world are located in the western part
Mussel aquaculture in Galician Rias is one of the most important economic activities that might take advantage of a healthy ocean. Trying to respond to
The Working Group I contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report, Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis is now out. According to the latest report
