SEA ALARM – Advancing oiled wildlife preparedness and response

Sea Alarm seeks to encourage and create sustainable multi-stakeholder solutions that optimise preparedness for and response to marine wildlife emergencies. Learn more about our work…

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Find out about Sea Alarm oiled wildlife trainings, exercises and other preparedness services

Empowering stakeholder cooperation

See examples of our work facilitating multi-stakeholder collaborations to advance wildlife response preparedness

Country profiles

A database of crucial information on the level of preparedness of individual countries to deal with oil spill incidents involving marine wildlife

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20Jun 22

Self-Assessment Tool goes online + Updates on Baltic oiled wildlife preparedness

Sea Alarm chaired, and participated in, the HELCOM Expert Group on Wildlife Response (EG Wildlife) on 7 February 2022.The group had recently renewed its Terms…

01Apr 22

Sea Alarm bids farewell to Christophe Blazy

Technical Adviser Christophe Blazy has recently resigned from his position at Sea Alarm to join the Regional Activity Centre for Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife…

22Feb 22

Sea Alarm’s Country Wildlife Response Profiles: Updates and a new look

Sea Alarm are pleased to announce that our Country Wildlife Response Profiles (CWRPs) went through a format revamp last year and the 16 CWRPs updated…

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