Lead institution:
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) – United States of America (USA)
Changing oceans are significantly impacting valuable marine species and the many people, communities, and economies that depend upon them. Warming oceans, rising seas, decreasing ocean ice, increasing ocean acidification, and extreme events (e.g., marine heat waves) are affecting the distribution and abundance of marine species in many regions.
These changes are expected to increase with continued climate change and there is much at risk. The SUPREME programme seeks to globally implement an infrastructure to support robust climate- and ocean-related forecasts, predictions, and projections to guide marine ecosystem management and adaptation strategies that reduce risks and increase resilience of marine/coastal resources and the people who depend on them.
Learn more about the Programme
Start Date: 01/01/2021
End Date: 31/12/2030
This programme hosts the following Ocean Decade Projects:
Mitigation of Nat Incidence to Ocean Resilience (MoNITOR)
Fish biodiversity facing global change (FishGLOB)
Canadian Ocean Climate Simulation: 1958 to Present (CanOCS)
Impacts of Heatwaves and Hypoxia on Shellfish
Lead Contact: Steven Bograd (steven.bograd@noaa.gov)
