Joan Fabres
Group Manager Marine Management

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(+47) 970 40 308 joan@salt.nu Publications

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Joan takes part in these projects

Blue Connect
BLUE CONNECT addresses the need to protect marine habitats and ecosystems to meet the ambitious global and EU targets for
2024 —
Preventing loss of fishing gear parts and net cuttings from fisheries in Arctic
SALT has been assigned to assess the premises and potential development of a Fishing Gear Management Plan adopted to fishe
2025 —
SAMSKAG II
SALT is a partner in the Nordic research project SAMSKAG II – Together for the Skagerrak – led by DTU Aqua and carried out
2025 —
Mapping of data for the development of ocean condition accounts
SALT and NIVA are carrying out a project commissioned by the Norwegian Environment Agency to map and evaluate existing dat
2025 — 2025
Mapping of intertidal habitats in Risør municipality
SALT mapped marine habitats and species in the intertidal zone along the shoreline from Flisvika to Randvik. The project w
2025 — 2025
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 assess
2024 — 2024
Gap Analysis - FAO Guidelines for marking of Fishing Gear
Commissioned by the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management, SALT is to carry out a Gap analysis on the application
2023 — 2023
Gap Analysis of FAO’s Guidelines on the Marking of Fishing Gear
On behalf of the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management, SALT will carry out a gap analysis of the implementation
2023 — 2023
EUROqCHARM
To establish harmonized methodologies for the monitoring and assessment of macro-, micro- and nanoplastics in the environm
2020 — 2023
Macro plastic from fisheries and aquaculture: Knowledge status, preventive measures and knowledge needs
SALT and Nordland Research Institute have compiled recent knowledge on plastic littering from fisheries and aquaculture in
2021 — 2022
FanpLESStic-Sea
Microplastics have been found in the most remote areas of the Baltic Sea as well as in drinking water, but the real extent
2019 — 2021