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At Redes Fantasma, our mission is to develop and implement an effective system dedicated to removing and preventing harmful ghost nets from the ocean in Portugal.

03/05/2026

We are so happy to finally share the III Symposium Redes Fantasma & Marine Concervation in one video. 🎥🌊

Watching it back, one thing is clear: the people in that room made it something special. Thank you once again to every panelist from .pt and Agência Portuguesa do Ambiente, organiser .patrol , supporter , environmental artist and participants who showed up and gave it everything. 🙏

Together, we will make a difference. 🌊

See you next time. Stay tuned 💙

We met the illustrator of the children's book, Miguel Cardoso, in Lisbon. The children's book is available in the follow...
29/04/2026

We met the illustrator of the children's book, Miguel Cardoso, in Lisbon. The children's book is available in the following languages: Portuguese, English, German, French, and Italian. The books can be purchased at the Mare Nostrum Shop or by contacting [email protected].

What happened in that room yesterday was exactly what the ocean needed - real people, hard conversations, and the kind o...
25/04/2026

What happened in that room yesterday was exactly what the ocean needed - real people, hard conversations, and the kind of collaboration that actually moves things forward.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made it possible:
🙏 .patrol - for organising this day with dedication and purpose.
🙏 - for believing in this work and making it possible.
🙏 All our panelists and their organizations .pt and Agência Portuguesa do Ambiente - for showing up with knowledge, honesty and a genuine will to find solutions.
🙏 - for reminding us, through art, what we are fighting for.
🙏 Every single participant and their organizations - for choosing to be in the room and be a part of solution.

The fact that so many people - from so many different sectors - came together around one shared goal tells us everything we need to know.
The ocean is in good hands. And together, we will make a difference. 🌊💙

Meet the voices behind Panel II - Recovery, Responsibility & Smart Disposal. 👥What happens after a net is lost? Who is r...
22/04/2026

Meet the voices behind Panel II - Recovery, Responsibility & Smart Disposal. 👥
What happens after a net is lost? Who is responsible - and what does real accountability look like? This panel brings together science, field experience and policy expertise to tackle the hardest part of the chain.

🟢 Ana Espanhol Ribeiro - Portuguese Environmental Agency (APA)
Senior Specialist, Division of Specific Waste Flows and Waste Market
Ana works at the heart of waste policy in Portugal - managing specific waste flows and implementing EU directives. With a postgraduate degree in Administrative Law of the Sea and extensive experience in environmental inspection and compliance, she has represented Portugal in several international committees. At the III Symposium, her focus is on extended producer responsibility models - and why they matter for fishing gear.

🟢 Teresa Vale - Youth Association CLARO
Marine Biologist, Dive Instructor & Co-founder
Teresa co-founded Movimento Claro, a marine conservation NGO based in Cascais, where she leads underwater cleanup initiatives that have removed over 14 tonnes of marine debris from Cascais Bay. She brings the kind of field knowledge that only comes from being in the water - and from building a community around it.

🟢 João Reis - Docapesca
Senior Specialist at the Quality, Certification & Food Safety Department
João holds a degree in Chemistry and a Master’s in Food Technology from FCT-UNL. Since 2020, he has been part of Docapesca, managing certification processes under ISO standards for Food Safety, Environmental Management and Quality. His work sits at the intersection of port infrastructure, compliance and sustainability - a perspective the conversation on responsible disposal urgently needs.

Three sectors. One panel. One question that can’t wait: who is responsible - and what comes next?

📅 April 24, 2026
📍 Auditório Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa
🔗 Register now - link in bio!

Meet the voices behind Panel I - Governance & Prevention. 👥Preventing nets from being lost starts long before they hit t...
22/04/2026

Meet the voices behind Panel I - Governance & Prevention. 👥
Preventing nets from being lost starts long before they hit the water. This panel brings together three perspectives that rarely share the same room - and that’s exactly the point.

🔵 Valentina Muñoz - SCIAENA
Marine Policy Officer
Valentina works at the intersection of marine debris, fishing communities and environmental policy. She has been closely following the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations, with a focus on ensuring fishing communities have a real seat at the table when it comes to fishing gear and aquaculture.

🔵 Vanda Vasconcelos - FOR-MAR
Training Assessment and Certification Unit Coordinator
Vanda holds a degree in Sociology and leads assessment and certification systems across maritime sectors. Her work supports skills development within the blue economy, and she is actively involved in the Blue Hub network - contributing to building a stronger, more capable blue economy in Portugal.

🔵 Carla Palma (PhD) - Hydrographic Institute
Head of the Division of Chemistry and Pollution of the Marine Environment
With over 25 years of experience in marine chemistry, Carla brings deep scientific grounding to the conversation. Her research spans marine sediment geochemistry, microplastics, and environmental quality assessment - the kind of evidence base that policy decisions should be built on.

Three fields. One panel. One urgent question: where does the system fail - and how do we fix it?

📅 April 24, 2026
📍 Auditório Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa
🔗 Last sports left - register now!

THE FULL PROGRAMME IS HERE📋 April 24, 20269:00 | Welcome Coffee & Registration9:30 | Opening Session9:45 | State of the ...
18/04/2026

THE FULL PROGRAMME IS HERE
📋 April 24, 2026
9:00 | Welcome Coffee & Registration
9:30 | Opening Session
9:45 | State of the Art of Ghost Net Technology. Where we stand today - what we already know, what’s failing, and where the biggest challenges are.
10:10 | Panel I - Governance & Prevention.This panel brings together perspectives from governance to field solutions - mapping where the system fails and what paths are emerging to tackle the problem at the source.
11:00 | Coffee Break ☕ Explore Untie the Ocean - an exhibition of artworks created from beach debris by artist 🖼️
11:20 | Panel II - Recovery, Responsibility & Smart Disposal. What happens after a net is lost? This panel focuses on practical solutions already in development and on responsibilities across the entire chain.
12:10 | Workshop - Prevention & Responsibility. A participatory session where everyone contributes to identifying system failures and proposing concrete solutions. The goal: leave with clear, actionable ideas.
13:10 | Closing
13:30 | Lunch 🍽️ at
After lunch | Free visit to the Oceanário de Lisboa 🐠
A huge thank you to Ocean Patrol .patrol for organising this event, and to Fundação Oceano Azul for their support - together, we’re building the collaboration the ocean needs 💙🌊
There are a few spots left, register now - link in bio! 🔗
📅 April 24, 2026 📍 Auditório Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa



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The scientific consensus is that prevention is the most urgent action and here’s why:Recovery is essential, but it is r...
15/04/2026

The scientific consensus is that prevention is the most urgent action and here’s why:
Recovery is essential, but it is reactive. By the time a net is recovered, the damage is already done - marine life has been trapped, habitats disturbed, and microplastics released into the water column.
Prevention addresses the problem at the source. A net that never enters the ocean cannot kill, cannot degrade, and cannot cost millions to recover. Studies show that investing in prevention is significantly more cost-effective than recovery operations.
All three are urgent. But without prevention, the cycle never ends.
Why fishing nets get lost? Find out in the next post.
Become a part of the solution - participate in III Symposium.
📅 April 24, 2026
📍 Auditorium Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa
Registration link in bio 👆
📷 Photo by

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O consenso científico é claro: a prevenção é a ação mais urgente - e aqui está o porquê:
A recuperação é essencial, mas é reativa. Quando uma rede é recuperada, o dano já está feito - a vida marinha foi aprisionada, os habitats perturbados e os microplásticos libertados na coluna de água.
A prevenção resolve o problema na origem. Uma rede que nunca entra no oceano não pode matar, não pode degradar-se e não pode custar milhões a recuperar. Os estudos mostram que investir na prevenção é significativamente mais rentável do que as operações de recuperação.
As três ações são urgentes. Mas sem prevenção, o ciclo nunca termina.
Porque é que as redes de pesca se perdem? Descobre no próximo post.
Faz parte da solução - participa no III Simpósio.
📅 24 de abril de 2026
📍 Auditório Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa
Link de inscrição na bio 👆
📷 Foto de

The scientific consensus is that prevention is the most urgent action and here’s why:Recovery is essential, but it is r...
13/04/2026

The scientific consensus is that prevention is the most urgent action and here’s why:
Recovery is essential, but it is reactive. By the time a net is recovered, the damage is already done - marine life has been trapped, habitats disturbed, and microplastics released into the water column.
Prevention addresses the problem at the source. A net that never enters the ocean cannot kill, cannot degrade, and cannot cost millions to recover. Studies show that investing in prevention is significantly more cost-effective than recovery operations.
All three are urgent. But without prevention, the cycle never ends.
Why fishing nets get lost? Find out in the next post.
Become a part of the solution - participate in III Symposium.
📅 April 24, 2026
📍 Auditorium Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa
Registration link in bio 👆

🇵🇹
O consenso científico é claro: a prevenção é a ação mais urgente - e aqui está o porquê:
A recuperação é essencial, mas é reativa. Quando uma rede é recuperada, o dano já está feito - a vida marinha foi aprisionada, os habitats perturbados e os microplásticos libertados na coluna de água.
A prevenção resolve o problema na origem. Uma rede que nunca entra no oceano não pode matar, não pode degradar-se e não pode custar milhões a recuperar. Os estudos mostram que investir na prevenção é significativamente mais rentável do que as operações de recuperação.
As três ações são urgentes. Mas sem prevenção, o ciclo nunca termina.
Porque é que as redes de pesca se perdem? Descobre no próximo post.
Faz parte da solução - participa no III Simpósio.
📅 24 de abril de 2026
📍 Auditório Mar da Palha, Oceanário de Lisboa
Link de inscrição na bio 👆

🤯 Did you know?A ghost net can continue fishing for up to 600 years after it’s been lost - trapping and killing marine l...
10/04/2026

🤯 Did you know?
A ghost net can continue fishing for up to 600 years after it’s been lost - trapping and killing marine life long after any fisher has forgotten about it.
So, what do you think is the most urgent action?
1️⃣ Prevent gear from being lost
2️⃣ Recover what’s already there
3️⃣ Legislation & accountability
More details coming in our next post - and don’t forget to secure your spot for the III Symposium. Registration is open - link in bio! 👆

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🤯 Sabias que?
Uma rede fantasma pode continuar a pescar durante até 600 anos após se ter perdido - aprisionando e matando vida marinha muito depois de qualquer pescador se ter esquecido dela.
Então, qual achas que é a ação mais urgente?
1️⃣ Prevenir a perda de equipamento
2️⃣ Recuperar o que já lá está
3️⃣ Legislação e responsabilização
Mais detalhes no próximo post - e não te esqueças de garantir o teu lugar no III Simpósio. As inscrições estão abertas - link na bio! 👆

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