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EUROWA Module training courses take shape
The EUROWA project is building on the philosophy that oiled wildlife response can be successful if it is well prepared for, run according to an agreed and integrated wildlife response plan that is regularly exercised, and carried out by personnel that are well trained and have benefited from a range of regular exercises in which they have learned how to work together.
EUROWA autumn team event
Wrapping up year one of the EUROWA project, the last 2015 meeting in Ostend was a team event involving all members of the project team. This event, hosted by the Wildlife Rescue Centre Ostend, concentrated on the group working together as part of a module mobilisation.
Presentations to Regional Agreements
Sea Alarm recently informed HELCOM RESPONSE, OTSOPA and the Meeting of REMPEC FOCAL POINTS about the EUROWA Module project and how it is envisaged that the Module will become part of the wider European oil spill preparedness systems.
First EUROWA workshop held in February
A week-long meeting in the UK of all partner organisations and subcontractors got the EUROWA project off to a strong start.
Why a EUROWA Module?
The integration of oiled wildlife response into existing oil spill response and preparedness systems is taking shape in Europe.
The EUROWA project website is now live online
Information regarding the European Oiled Wildlife Response Assistance Module (EUROWA) can now be found online.
EUROWA project selected for funding by the European Commission
Sea Alarm recently was informed by the European Commission that the EUROWA proposal (European Module for Oiled Wildlife Emergency Response Assistance) has been selected for European funding.
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