The EUROWA Network has been busy this year running our training courses for oiled wildlife response. The courses are modular and combine lectures, hands-on training, skill labs and tabletop exercises. The standardisation and professionalism across the EUROWA training portfolio is…
The EUROWA Secretariat, Sea Alarm, is continuing its communication with the European Regional Agreements to integrate wildlife response into national emergency response systems and explain how EUROWA can provide assistance in case of an oil spill incident. European authorities are the main end users of the EUROWA networks’ expertise, so the…
Last week, the EUROWA Network met in Altafulla, Spain, to discuss our latest developments with the EUROWILD project including the new Assessment Course and have our annual General Assembly. 12 organisations plus 3 experts, as well as the Secretariat, gathered over the successful 3-day…
In a boost for the EUROWA Network, the EU’s Erasmus+ Programme has awarded a co-financing grant for the EUROWILD (European Oiled Wildlife Response Life-long Learning Development) project from December 2024 – November 2026. The project’s main aim is to improve…
EUROWA would like to announce a new form of network Membership - Affiliate Members. We would also like to welcome our first two Affiliate Members, the RSPCA in the UK and Associazione Caretta caretta – Lampedusa Turtle Rescue in Italy. …