Science, People and Technology
Research
Design and define research front in the conservation of marine resources
Awareness
Uniting Communities for Ocean Conservation: Empowering Education, Inspiring Ocean Literacy
Conservation
Conservation and restoration of marine megafaunal communities through holistic approaches
Engagement
Developing and testing new technologies and approaches for addressing issues in aquatic research and conservation.
Vision
AARC envisions a future where aquatic resources are sustainably managed and conserved for the benefit of all living beings and the health of our planet.
Mission
AARC's mission is to provide a platform for emerging aquatic researchers to collaborate, disseminate knowledge and advance the understanding and management of aquatic resources. We aim to be a leading voice in the conservation and preservation of aquatic eco-systems, and to work with communities, governments, and other stakeholders to implement sustainable and technology driven solutions that benefit both humans and environment.
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Empowering emerging researchers to make a difference
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Advancement on AI and its use in marine conservation and environment
Marine conservation has become an increasingly important issue in recent years as human activity continues to have a devastating impact on our oceans. The use of AI technology has emerged as a powerful tool in the fight to protect our marine ecosystems. In this article, we will explore some of the advancements in marine conservation…
How the March-Aprill Heatwave affects the marine life.
The heatwave, which began in March 2023, has caused temperatures to soar across the island nation. The mercury has risen to unprecedented levels, and as a result, the sea temperatures have also increased significantly. The rise in sea temperatures has caused several problems for the marine environment in Sri Lanka. One of the primary impacts…
Remote Monitering ocean garbage using GPS tracking.
Our oceans are home to some of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet, but unfortunately, they are also becoming increasingly polluted with garbage. Ocean garbage patches, also known as “gyres,” are areas where plastic and other debris accumulate due to ocean currents. These garbage patches not only harm marine life but also pose a…
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