Come to EOW 2018

Sea Alarm is headed to the 13th International Effects of Oil on Wildlife (EOW), held this year in Baltimore, USA. We hope to see you there.
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Paul Kelway presents at Interspill

Interspill 2018, Europe’s triennial conference for oil spill preparedness and response, included a session, chaired by Sea Alarm’s Saskia Sessions-Puplett, devoted to wildlife issues. Read more…

Sea Alarm and REMPEC sign MoU

Sea Alarm is pleased to announce that it has recently renewed its MoU with REMPEC, formalising plans to continue their collaboration for a further two years. Read more…

Participants learn to predict problems

Work has begun on the oiled wildlife response programme introduced in our December 2017 newsletter. Read more…

Sea Alarm attends the HELCOM Ministerial Meeting in Brussels in its observer capacity

The Expert Working group on Oiled Wildlife Response (EWG-OWR), which Sea Alarm chairs, recently held its 10th meeting. Read more…

Many agencies and organisations attended the forum

In February, Sea Alarm gave a presentation at the 2018 Middle East Technical Forum, organised by Oil Spill Response and Kuwait Oil Company. Read more…

The IOPC Funds Assembly

At its most recent meeting in, November 2017, the IOPC Funds Assembly granted Sea Alarm’s request for observer status in the convention. Read more…

Practicing wildlife handling skills in Russia

Sea Alarm was invited by the Russian branch of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to assist with a unique project that aims to protect the Arctic environment against the effects of oil pollution. Read more…

Field exercise in the Netherlands

As of October 2017, the leadership of a five-year (2017-2022) oiled wildlife programme has been contracted to Sea Alarm.     Read more…

Experts discuss turtle emergency response

In November, Sea Alarm ran a successful workshop in Barcelona on marine emergencies involving sea turtles. Read more…