🌍 The #EJAtlas: Mapping Global Movements for Environmental Justice Our ICTA-UAB researcher Marcel Llavero-Pasquina will be in Amsterdam next week for an in-person talk at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam on environmental conflicts, extractivism & resistance. 🗓️ Feb 5 | 16:00–17:00 vu.nl/en/events/20...

🌊 Exciting news! We have the confirmation of more keynote speakers for the upcoming conference "Seas of consequences: Social and Natural Science Narratives on Environmental Harm and Crime at sea". Meet the speakers at: ocn.uib.eu/conference-p...

Yesterday we launched the UIB Ecosocial Discussions, an open space for dialogue from the humanities and the sciences on today’s ecological and social challenges. First session focused on The Intrinsic Value of Nature. Next session: Extractivism, Feb 20, 2025. #Ecosocial @uib.cat @erc.europa.eu

Call for Posters & Registrations Open!!! Check the invited confirmed speakers here: ocn.uib.eu/conference-p...

Aina Vidal-Pérez publishes the article “Mediterraneanism Meets Global Ethics: A Poetic and Material Analysis of The Island of Missing Trees” in Literature Compass compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

"Material narratives of the Sea: What is in the Sea?" Today Laia Ventayol will present part of her PhD at @uib.cat You can follow it online! blocs.uib.cat/licetc/2025/...

Once people understand what Degrowth is, the majority support it (74–84% in the UK and 67–73% in the US), regardless of the label. See our new research in @thelancet.com www.thelancet.com/journals/lan... @giorgoskallis.bsky.social @jasonhickel.bsky.social @F. Basso @lsepbs.bsky.social @cusp.ac.uk

New paper "Going to Sea Inland: Fishwomen’s Social Capital in Contemporary Fishing Communities of Mallorca (Spain)" by Ariana Domínguez Garcia. brill.com/display/book...

Check out the new paper by @estebanmorelle.com “Molecular genetics as evidence of environmental harm in ecocriminological analysis” open-research-europe.ec.europa.eu/articles/5-244

“Contemporary Narratives of Mediterranean Tourism” cluster of essays edited by @ainavidalpe.bsky.social in Primerjalna književnost ojs-gr.zrc-sazu.si/primerjalna_... @uib.cat

Chek out the new paper “The climate change-migrant smuggling nexus. Smuggling services as the only way to reach Europe” by @manuelcabezas.bsky.social in Global Green Crime and Ecojustice link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

Hay narrativas que justifican injusticias y fallan en lograr los objetivos de sostenibilidad. Este es el caso de la problematica de los cierres a la pesca de fondo de areas donde puede haber ecosistemas marinos vulnerables. Genial resumen de nuestros compañeros del @ieo.es

🌊 Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce that several of our international keynote speakers have now been confirmed for the upcoming conference "Seas of consequences: Social and Natural Science Narratives on Environmental Harm and Crime at sea". Meet the speakers at: ocn.uib.eu/conference-p...

Del pas pel I Congrés del #ObservatoriCOSTA sobre Turisme i Cultura Sostenible amb la ponència "Taxonomía y biodiversidad marina en el arte: especies dominantes, vulnerabilidad ecológica e imaginarios en el Mediterráneo" @ocn-uib.bsky.social @uib.cat

Participating in our #GES4SEAS #MarinArt challenge, submitting marine mural photos, you can contribute to better understand the sea and earn a prize. We have murals from 17 countries, help us to extend the number #marineecology #research

"Las mujeres en los espacios liminales de la pesca: relaciones de género, prácticas económicas y sociales en la Lonja de Pescado del puerto de Palma", Ariana Domínguez García will present part of her PhD research @uib.cat Nov 21st, 4pm, follow it online at: teams.microsoft.com/meet/3538965...

🌊 Call for Posters & Registration Open! We’re thrilled to announce our international interdisciplinary conference Seas of Consequences (UIB, Palma | 15–17 April 2026). 👉 ocn.uib.es/internationa...

Aquesta setmana al I Congrés del #ObservatoriCOSTA sobre Turisme i Cultura Sostenible, a @casaplanas amb la xerrada "Taxonomía y biodiversidad marina en el arte: especies dominantes, vulnerabilidad ecológica e imaginarios en el Mediterráneo"

Denunciar per la via penal els responsables de grans iots que arrasen praderies de posidònia. És una de les propostes que ha traslladat el professor Esteban Morelle-Hungría al Fòrum Marí d’Eivissa i Formentera. ↘️

"‘Our fish are not your marine biodiversity’: tensions in integrating fisheries into the BBNJ Agreement” New paper out lead by Solomon Sebuliba in npj Ocean Sustainbility journal @natureportfolio.nature.com: “ www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Ahir a les jornades «Actuem ara! Emergència climàtica en l’era de la desinformació», escoltant a @fernadovalladares.bsky.social , Margalida Ramis, @evavilaseca.bsky.social , @annatraveset.bsky.social i Pere Joan Femenías. Coneixament acadèmic i activisme social de la mà a la @uib.cat

Laia Ventayol new paper “Activating Climate Facts through Fiction: An Analysis of Cut-off Low in Relation to El Imperio de las Mareas and The Wall” in Theory Now: revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/TN...

“The Material Impact of Film-Narratives: The Abbys, Aquaman and Ponyo under an Ecocinema Lens” new paper by Ignacio Martinez in Theory Now journal, as part of the “Cli-Fi as Dystopia, Utopia, or Realism. Understanding the Challenges of Imagining the Climate Crisis” revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/TN...

New paper out by Marta Puxan as part of the special issue “Cli-Fi as Dystopia, Utopia, or Realism. Understanding the Challenges of Imagining the Climate Crisis” in Theory Now journal: revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/TN...

🐚 We're thinking the ocean through justice, imagination, and critique. Website: ocn.uib.eu If you work on oceans, law, climate, storytelling, or science—we’d love to connect. Thank you for joining us. #OceanCrimeNarratives #OceanJustice #ClimateAndSea #BlueSkyAcademia

We're interested in how narratives shape the perception of justice and injustice at sea. Who gets to define what is a crime in the ocean? Whose voices are heard—and whose are ignored?

Our approach is interdisciplinary. We explore how these problems are represented, understood, justified—or silenced—through: 📚 Literature & cinema 🧪 Ocean science 🧑‍⚖️ Law & maritime legislation 🌐 Environmental politics & policy 🗣️ Media & public discourse

We explore how these threats are represented through narratives & how they relate to 3 central problems: 🌊 A contested ocean: Who owns the sea? Who speaks for it? ⚖️ Violations of human rights and sustainability ❓ Uncertain criminology: What counts as a crime at sea and who decides?

What do we mean by crime or harm at sea? Our project focuses on three major threats to the ocean: 🌍 Resource exploitation & biodiversity loss 🧪 Toxic waste & plastic dumping 🌡️ Climate change and its consequences

🌊 Hello BlueSky. We are Ocean Crime Narratives, a ERC @erc.europa.eu project based at the Universitat de les Illes Balears @uib.cat We study how crime and environmental harm in the ocean are narrated across literature, film, science, environmental policy, and law. #ERCResearch

Vols treballar amb nosaltres? Disposem d'una beca FPI associada al projecte ConSarFish 🐟🐟🐟 Si t'interessa el món de la conservació marina i la gestió de pesca obre aquest enllaç 👇 iea.udg.edu/grmar2022/call…