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Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Training Course – New York, 5–9 Apr 2027

Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Training Course runs in New York from Monday 5 April to Friday 9 April 2027 (1 week). The fee is 9,500 £ per delegate. The same course is also scheduled in 23 other cities, and as a live online date.

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Length
1 week
Fee per delegate
9,500 £
Format
In person, New York
Status
Open for registration

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Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Training Course · New York · 5–9 Apr 2027

 

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When does Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Training Course in New York start and finish?

It starts on Monday 5 April and finishes on Friday 9 April 2027: 1 week.

How much does Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Training Course in New York cost?

The fee for this date is 9,500 £ per delegate. Please read our cancellation policy before you book.

Is this date held in person or online?

It is held in person in New York. This course also has a live online date.

Where else does Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Training Course run?

What does this course cover?

Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection is a 1-week training course for port environmental officers, marine scientists and coastal planners, built around a habitat baseline and species mitigation register for one port or offshore project. Dredging, reclamation, cable laying and rising vessel traffic now put seagrass, coral and marine mammals under daily pressure. Jupiter Prime Training links field survey evidence to the decisions that protect sensitive habitats.

The course outline covers:

  • Why Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Matters Now
  • Who Gains Most from Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection
  • Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Capabilities
  • Key Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Terms
  • Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection Day by Day
  • Day 1: Marine Habitats and Pressures
  • Day 2: Survey Design and Baselines
  • Day 3: Invasive Species, Noise and Ship Strikes
  • Day 4: Impact Mitigation and Offsets
  • Day 5: Practising the Habitat Baseline and Species Mitigation Register
  • Applying Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection After the Course
  • Marine Biodiversity Monitoring and Habitat Protection: The Way Forward

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New York, 5–9 Apr 2027. The fee is 9,500 £ per delegate.