FPS Public Health – Marine Environment

Who is FPS Public Health – Marine Environment

The Marine Environment Service of the FPS Public Health is responsible for protecting the environment in the Belgian part of the North Sea. They are committed to safeguarding marine life, working on nature restoration, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

When things go wrong, they head out to sea to combat pollution. To ensure that both people and nature have space at sea, they develop the marine spatial plan, which defines where activities such as shipping, fishing, and wind energy can take place.

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About their stand

Sea, ships, animals, and regulations… how does it all connect?

Stop by their stand and discover in a playful way what “marine environment” really means. Test your knowledge with their quiz and learn more about life in and around our North Sea.

🧭 For younger visitors, the quiz is also part of the Maritime Passport challenge.

You can also explore their vision on nature restoration in the North Sea and discover how they are working towards a future where people and nature thrive together.