Towards trustworthy AI in marine research, fisheries, and environmental management

This study highlights the transformative potential of AI in marine science, fisheries management, and policy while addressing key challenges such as bias, data integrity, and trust. It proposes a framework based on three critical pillars—socio-economic and legal viability, data governance, and technical robustness—to ensure ethical, reliable, and resilient AI systems for sustainable fisheries and environmental protection.

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Expressions of Interest to enrol in the REDUCE workshop “Reducing marine megafauna bycatch in Northwest African fisheries: advancing monitoring, mitigation and sustainability”, on board the Spanish training vessel ´INTERMARES´. Port of Dakar (Senegal). 6-9 October 2026.

12th edition of the Regional Marine and Coastal Forum (FOMACO) of the Regional Partnership for the Conservation of Coastal and Marine Zones in West Africa (PRCM). Nouakchott (Mauritania). 27-30 April 2026.