REDRESS

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• 批准号: 10100941
• 金额: $ 48.52万
• 依托单位: NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: EU-Funded
• 财政年份: 2024
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2024 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10100941
• 关键词: REDRESS

REDRESS aims to provide a key contribution to the EU commitments towards restoring degraded ecosystems, especially in the deep sea. REDRESS will provide solutions to prioritize future restoration actions, extend deep-sea restoration to previously neglected habitat types, and demonstrate the feasibility, potential, and value for success of deep-sea ecosystem restoration. The project will focus on habitats that have great potential to contribute to carbon sequestration and climate mitigation but have been degraded by deep-sea fishing, especially trawling. Specifically, we will study vulnerable marine ecosystems, including sea pens and bamboo corals on soft sediments, coral gardens, cold-water coral reefs, sponge fields, and cold seeps. REDRESS will map degraded deep-sea habitats and identify habitat refugia to prioritize restoration efforts that will adapt to future scenarios of climate change. To adopt and adapt cutting-edge solutions for both restoration interventions and monitoring, REDRESS will make a significant technological investment and will benefit from a relevant ship time by in-kind contribution (136 days). REDRESS will offer nature-based solutions to public authorities and operators to advance ecosystem restoration in the deep sea. Building on the MERCES experience, REDRESS will go beyond the state of art, either developing new methodologies, using sophisticated technologies, defining success indicators, and expanding the target habitats also to cold seeps. The results will enable a significant advancement in the EU's marine restoration strategy. The project will also provide socio economic data, protocols, and tools to plan, and upscale restoration interventions in deep-sea habitats. REDRESS will provide novel insights into the advantages and limits of active vs passive deep-sea restoration, and related cost-benefit analysis in different deep-sea habitats supporting policies and decision makers in the future application of the Nature Restoration Law.

REDRESS旨在为欧盟恢复退化生态系统，特别是深海生态系统的承诺作出重要贡献。REDRESS将提供解决方案，确定未来恢复行动的优先顺序，将深海恢复扩展到以前被忽视的栖息地类型，并展示深海生态系统恢复的可行性、潜力和成功价值。该项目将重点关注那些在固碳和减缓气候变化方面具有巨大潜力，但因深海捕鱼，特别是拖网捕鱼而退化的栖息地。具体而言，我们将研究脆弱的海洋生态系统，包括软沉积物上的海笔和竹珊瑚，珊瑚花园，冷水珊瑚礁，海绵田和冷渗漏。REDRESS将绘制退化的深海栖息地地图，并确定栖息地避难所，以优先考虑适应未来气候变化情景的恢复工作。为了采用和调整修复干预和监测的尖端解决方案，REDRESS将进行大量技术投资，并通过实物捐助（136天）从相关的船舶时间中受益。REDRESS将为公共当局和运营商提供基于自然的解决方案，以推进深海生态系统的恢复。在MERCES经验的基础上，REDRESS将超越目前的技术水平，开发新的方法，使用复杂的技术，定义成功指标，并将目标栖息地扩大到冷渗漏。研究结果将使欧盟的海洋恢复战略取得重大进展。该项目还将提供社会经济数据、协议和工具，以规划和提高深海栖息地的恢复干预措施。REDRESS将为主动与被动深海恢复的优势和局限性提供新的见解，并在不同的深海栖息地进行相关的成本效益分析，以支持政策和决策者在未来应用《自然恢复法》。