EAAM 2023

Welcome to the website for the 2023 Annual Symposium of the EAAM – European Association for Aquatic Mammals

Transports
Accomodation
Call for papers
Fees and registration
Contact

Welcome / Bienvenidos / Benvinguts!

Oceanogràfic is excited to announce the 50^th Annual Symposium of European Association for Aquatic Animal Mammals (EAAM) conference that will consist of an in-person event. The conference will take place March 7^th – 10^th , 2023.

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Mark in your calendar: 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th of March, 2023.

SEE PROGRAMME 2023

Fees and Registration

	On or before January the 15th	From January 16th until January 31st	From 1st until 3rd of March	One day Fee – Includes Ice Breaker but doesn’t include Gala Dinner
Members	400€	450€	470€	150€
Non-Members	460€	510€	530€	150€
Student Members	250€	300€	320€	150€
Student Non Members	300€	350€	370€	150€
Gala Dinner companion / student	80€	80€	80€	80€

ALL Non-members will be able to apply for membership and enjoy the discounted fees for the conference if they submit their application for membership and all information needed (updated CV and 2 supporters) before 12th of January 2023.

Transports

Taxi

You can arrive by taxi to the Oceanogràfic.

Bus

The regular EMT line stops at the doors of Oceanogràfic. Bus numbers 95 and 15 will connect you with different points of the city.

Metro

The closest metro station is Alameda, on Metrovalencia lines 3, 5, 7 and 9.

Estación Alameda

Car

If you decide to come with your own vehicle, these are the coordinates to enter into your GPS: 39º 27′ 9” N, 0º 20′ 53” W.

How to arrive?

Accomodation

Hotel	Single (Per room/night)	Double (Per room/night)
NH Las Artes	Book here	Book here
NH Las Ciencias	Book here	Book here
Holiday Inn Express	Book here	Book here

Hotel

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Double

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NH Las Artes

Book here

NH Las Ciencias

Book here

Holiday Inn Express

Book here

Call for papers – Marine Mammals in need, let people know we are part of the solution

Marine mammals are facing massive threats worldwide, such as noise and chemical pollution, bycatch, prey depletion, and global warming, at an unprecedented and ever-increasing scale.

Though actions have been taken by governments and NGOs to help dolphins, pinnipeds, or sirenians in the wild, the threats have only increased and there is a crucial need for relevant scientific information to improve conservation effectiveness.

Zoological institutions hosting marine mammals have a long history in scientific research, the rescue of aquatic animals, and in educating millions of people. Their expertise has been challenged by a few but very vocal organizations but remains a scientific reality.

The upcoming conference wants to show that we share the greater goal, the preservation of nature and all its fascinating marine mammals, and make all relevant stakeholders understand that they can count on ex-situ expertise and to rigorous scientific based work to participate actively in marine mammals’ conservation and guarantee their welfare in zoos and in the wild.

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