On this page you will find links to databases that contain data relevant to the Marine Spatial Planning Process. In the future this will include a database with data related specifically to the EEZ of Suriname.
OBIS Seamap, Ocean Biogeographic Information System Spatial Ecological Analysis of Megavertebrate Populations, is a spatially referenced online database, aggregating marine mammal, seabird, sea turtle and ray & shark observation data from across the globe is a database maintained by Duke University. This link refers to a dataset from French Guiana.
OBSENMER is a collaboration of 34 institutions to map citizen science observation at sea. French Guiana is also entering data in this tool, and the intention is to use this also for observations in Suriname.
The Conservation Planning Database contains currently 163 peer-reviewed papers on 155 marine systematic conservation planning exercises from around the world.
On this page we provide links to online resources related to marine spatial planning or marine science:
On the European MSP Platform you can find many links to MSP projects in Europe, but also to projects around the globe from a study performed by UNEP-WCMC. We have provided some of the links to projects around the world below:
New Zealand (Hauraki Gulf)
Auckland Council
Washington Pacific Coastal-Marine
Marino del Pacífico
Global Environment Facility (GEF)
Turkey
Bay of Samana
Gulf of California - Mexico
Coral Triangle
Pacific Ocean
Saint Lucia
Belize
Colombia
North Pacific Coast
Canada
Raja Ampat island
WWF Malaysia, Semporna Island
Philippines
Bataan province
Vietnam
Bontang
Primeiras Segunda
Mozambique
National Marine Sanctuaries
Antarctic Marine living
Mid-Atlantic Regional
UNESCO - China
Brasil
Pacific Ocean
Grenadines MarSIS
Mauritania-UNDP Project
Fiji
Hawaii
Canada
Galápagos
MarViva
Panama
Saba Bank The Caribbean Netherlands
Seychelles - Marine Spatial Plan
California
Sian Ka’an
Tubbataha Reef
Ha Long Bay