The GMaRE program, in a multi-partner initiative, is coordinating the Summer School in Ocean Acidification at the Charles Darwin Research Station, Puerto Ayora, Galápagos, Ecuador on 19-28 August 2018.
See the flyer and application form for the course.
The deadline for applications is CLOSED.
2018 Galapagos Ocean Acidification School
The 2018 Galapagos Ocean Acidification School was held between 19-28 August 2018. This advanced training course served as an opportunity to train twelve participants from seven countries (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile, Ecuador, and Mexico) on both theoretical and practical techniques, using a natural CO2 vent system in the Galapagos Islands as the study site. Participants gained expertise in measuring carbonate chemistry in the lab, collecting seawater and biological samples in the field for isotopic analyses, as well as managing and analysing data. Several GOA-ON partners supported this course, including LAOCA, OA-ICC, IOC-UNESCO, and others.
Links: Galapagos OA School Announcement http://laoca.cl/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Open-Call_2108-Galapagos-Ocean-Acidification-School.pdf
Visit the LAOCA website: http://laoca.cl/en/