News dated
On 15 September, ANSA reported the start of SEASTRONG activities in Seychelles, involving Ca’ Foscari. The project will study how connected ecosystems can support coastal protection. [1][2]
The Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority documents training from 31 August to 4 September, involving Ca’ Foscari’s Alessio Rovere: classroom sessions, field surveys and laboratory work. [3]
The university’s project page lists September 2026–February 2031 and work in Belize, Fiji and Seychelles. Open models and restoration tools are expected outputs, rather than completed achievements. [2]
The bright side
Completed training builds local monitoring skills; the project still has to measure the benefits of different strategies. [3][2]
Straight from the source.
- Ca’ Foscari alle Seychelles per studiare le difese naturali delle coste ANSA · 15 Sept 2026
- Progetti Horizon Europe — SeaStrong Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia · No publication date provided
- Building Local Capacity to Monitor Seychelles’ Coastal Ecosystems Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority · 4 Sept 2026
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