Invitation to active Greek entities and institutions that wish to present, through a printed poster, their work on seagrass meadows during the Greek Seagrass Forum, organized by the Greek Islands Seagrass Alliance (GISA) that will take place on 28β30 April 2026 at the French Institute of Athens (Sina 31, Athens).
- Please complete the form (in Greek)for your Poster presentation at the Greek Seagrass Forum by Tuesday, April 14th 2026.
The poster section will allow participants to present actions, initiatives and good practices of their organization, which will be exhibited in a designated area of ββthe Forum and will be accessible to the public during the 2nd and 3rd days of the event (29 & 30 April).
We invite all stakeholders, including environmental organizations, research and academic institutions, municipalities, businesses, non-profit institutions, other civil society organizations or central government agencies, to share and present the actions they implement for the protection, management, research or restoration of seagrass meadows, with an emphasis on Posidonia meadows, (also) through posters in printed form that will be exhibited in a specific space of the French Institute of Athens.
The Greek Seagrass Forum
The first Greek Seagrass Forum is an open call for participation and discussion with the Greek state, along with research institutions, environmental organisations, foundations, and local governments, as well as to businesses directly connected or active in research, protection, financing, or management of Posidonia and other seagrasses in Greece. The Forum’s objective is to function as a platform for the exchange of information and networking with the prospect of capturing and highlighting all relevant actions taking place in Greece along with good practices from the Mediterranean, to underpin institutional proposals and explore possibilities for better coordination between involved bodies, in order to strengthen the collective impact for effective preservation of the valuable but vulnerable seagrass meadows of our country.
Image credits: Yiannis Issaris /HCMR
