Secretariat of the Antarctic Treaty

Joint CEP/SC-CAMLR Workshop on Climate Change and Monitoring
Workshop Papers

Number Submitted By Title E S F R Attachments

AD001 rev.1

ATS

Essential information for participants

AD002

CCAMLR

Overview of the Scientific Committee for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (César Cárdenas - SC-CAMLR)

AD003

New Zealand

Overview of the Committee for Environmental Protection (Ceisha Poirot - CEP Chair)

AD004

SCAR

Antarctic Climate Change and the Environment 2026 Update (Steven Chown - SCAR)

AD005

United Kingdom

Work of the Committee for Environmental Protection on climate change (Rachel Cavanagh SC-CAMLR and Kevin Hughes - CEP)

AD006

Australia

Overview of previous joint CEP / SC-CAMLR workshops (Ewan McIvor - Australia)

AD007

SCAR

Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS) (Alice Hancock - SOOS/SCAR)

AD008

SCAR

Long-term monitoring status of Antarctic nearshore marine and terrestrial flora and fauna (Sharon Robinson - SCAR)

AD009

CCAMLR

Role and future of monitoring – opportunities and challenges: SC-CAMLR perspective (Steve Parker - CCAMLR Secretariat)

AD010

ATS
CCAMLR

Mechanisms for Cooperation (Steve Parker - CCAMLR Secretariat and Pablo Wainschenker - Antarctic Treaty Secretariat)

AD011

Japan

The Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON) (Massahiro Nakaoka - Japan)

AD012

Norway

Review of CEP and SC-CAMLR Joint Priority Areas: Status and Assessment (Birgit Njaastad - Norway)

AD013

Belgium
United Kingdom

Draft recommendations from the 2016 Joint Workshop and WS-CC-2023

XP001

Australia

Overview of previous joint workshops between the Committee for Environmental Protection (CEP) and Scientific Committee for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (SC-CAMLR)

XP002

Spain

Monitoring marine and terrestrial environments as a crucial tool for developing the new framework for tourism

XP003

Australia

Monitoring Antarctica and the Southern Ocean: supporting the implementation of Australia’s Antarctic Science Decadal Strategy 2026-2036

XP004

Australia

Climate change impacts on Antarctica and the Southern Ocean: Relevance to SC-CAMLR and the CEP

XP005

SCAR

Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS)

XP006

United Kingdom

Climate change impacts on the Antarctic Peninsula: implications for governance, environmental protection and operations

XP007

United Kingdom

Information on sea ice in the Antarctic Peninsula region to inform the work of the Subsidiary Group on Climate Change Response (SGCCR)

XP008

Belgium

State of play on the implementation of the CEP’s Climate Change Response Work Programme

XP009

United Kingdom

A Dataset of Sediment Core Carbon Properties from the Southern Ocean and Wider Polar Front: Distribution, Composition, and Metadata for Future Blue Carbon Assessment

XP010

United Kingdom

Operational and ecological impacts of icebergs in the Southern Ocean

XP011

SCAR

Antarctic Climate Change and the Environment: 2026 Update

XP012

SCAR

Tracking Antarctica’s changing climate: the SCAR AntClimNow Antarctic Climate Indicators project

XP013

SCAR

Supporting Information to Status of the Emperor Penguin – 2026 Update

XP014

SCAR

Status of the Emperor Penguin – 2026 update

XP015

SCAR

Lessons Learnt from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) for Wildlife Health in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean

XP016

SCAR

Long-term monitoring status of Antarctic nearshore marine and terrestrial flora and fauna

XP017

SCAR

Evolution, Drivers and Impacts of Antarctic Sea-Ice Change

XP018

SCAR

Status of Southern Ocean seals

XP019

United Kingdom
New Zealand
France
Belgium
Chile
CCAMLR

A brief overview of CCAMLR State of Antarctic Environment (SOAE) reporting

XP020

United Kingdom
New Zealand

Summary of progress on climate change issues within CCAMLR

XP021

Russian Federation

Enhancing research and monitoring efficiency within ATS

XP022

IUCN

Establishing and Managing Protected Areas in a Changing Climate

XP023

Norway

Review of CEP and SC-CAMLR Joint Priority Areas

XP024

Portugal

Climate-smart marine spatial plan-ning in Antarctic Treaty waters

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