Marine Management

Knowledge-based management is a prerequisite for ensuring that the marine industries of the future can continue contributing to job and value creation — on a local, national and global level.

The complexity of the coastal zone, with its rich diversity of habitats, ecosystems and species, means that sustainable management requires commitment and knowledge to ensure future growth and development. Monitoring, dialogue and regulations are also imperative tools for ensuring a sustainable future, considering the multitude of interests, stakeholders and legislation that are found in these coastal regions.

Hilde Rødås Johnsen
Senior Advisor, Head of Communication
Anders Balteskard
Senior Advisor, Designer
Joan Fabres
Group Manager Marine Management
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Projects

Blue Connect

BLUE CONNECT addresses the need to protect marine habitats and ecosystems to meet the ambitious global and EU targets f

2024 —
Blueplaces

BLUEPLACES is a three-year research project, led by Ruralis, aimed at strengthening the resilience of Norway’s coastal

2026 —
Emissions into the Oslo Fjord from small boat harbours. A knowledge base for possible local regulations

SALT, in collaboration with Mepex, has assisted the Norwegian Environment Agency (Miljødirektoratet) in mapping and ass

2024 — 2024
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Publications

Expert elicitation to identify key uncertainties
Ocean Acidification - Drivers and Effects on Arctic Marine organisms and ecosystems (OA-DREAM)
2019
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News

How to account for climate change in marine spatial management?
On behalf of the Norwegian Environment Agency, SALT has compiled available research on how climate c
 
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