The project included 7 Work Packages:
WP1 focused on project management, ensuring the overall management of the project by Sea Alarm (Coordinator) and reporting to the Commission.
WP2 aimed to promote the EUROWA-2 Project and EUROWA Network in general to maximise their outreach. The following means were used:
- Improved new EUROWA Website
- Newsletters
- Promotion at external events (Regional Agreements and International conferences)
- Social Media
- Animations
WP3 developed new EUROWA training and exercise materials :
- RISK AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT course
- MANAGERS course
- Guideline for Wildlife exercise development
- Wildlife tabletop exercise package
- E-learning Module for EUROWA network members
WP4 concentrated on the EUROWA Network collaboration and improvement of their working procedures. The following outcomes were developed:
- In-person and online meetings
- Equipment inspection
- Update and re-publishing of EUROWA Standards
WP5’s target was focused on engaging European authorities into oiled wildlife response management. With this objective the following activities were developed:
- National authorities participating in Integrated wildlife workshops (2 online and 1 in person)
- Future of Oiled Wildlife Response in Europe – The Proposal
- E-learning Modules for authorities
- Video Animations
WP6 aimed at improving Europe’s preparedness and capacity to respond to marine wildlife emergencies by delivering new and existing training courses. The following courses were provided:
- 2 x Risk & Impact Assessment Course
- 1 x Wildlife Managers course
- 2 x Specialist training courses
- 2 x Advanced training courses
- 1 x Basic and Advanced oiled sea turtle course
WP7 created a new EUROWA Branch for sea turtle response with the development of:
- Basic and Advanced Sea turtle protocol
- BASIC and ADVANCED training for sea turtle experts