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@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialOct 14, 2026, 2:42 PM

Key findings from the #OSR10 show Polar regions under pressure.

Around 60% of #Arctic coastal infrastructure is now vulnerable to erosion and sea-level rise, as sea-ice loss reshapes coastlines.

🔗Find out more: https://marine.copernicus.eu/access-data/ocean-state-report/ocean-state-report-10

This image is an informative graphic about Arctic sea ice. It has text stating that Arctic sea ice has been declining since 1982 and mentions that 60% of coastal infrastructure is vulnerable to erosion and sea-level rise. Hashtags include #OceanStateReport, #OSR10, and #CopernicusMarine, with logos for the European Union, Copernicus Marine Service, and Mercator Ocean International at the bottom.The image is a map illustrating Arctic permafrost erosion rates. Various colors indicate different erosion rates: pink for slow (0-1m/year), orange for moderate (1-2m/year), and green for rapid erosion (>2m/year). Additional symbols represent permafrost areas and building footprints on permafrost. The map includes logos for the European Union, Copernicus Marine Service, and Mercator Ocean International. Hashtags are present: #OceanStateReport, #OSR10, and #CopernicusMarine.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialOct 12, 2026, 10:19 AM

Two weeks ago, #CopernicusMarine launched the 10th #OceanStateReport.

#OSR10 revealed an ocean under immense pressure and change, from sea ice loss and ocean warming to rising Atlantification of the Barents Sea.

🔗Learn more: https://marine.copernicus.eu/news/publication-of-10th-ocean-state-report

Cover of the "Copernicus Ocean State Report 10" featuring abstract oceanic imagery on the left and the report title text on the right.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 9:56 AM

Some of the world's richest ocean ecosystems are governed by small nations.

Small Island Developing States, which steward 8% of the global ocean, are leading protection efforts while navigating the climate crisis frontline.

Find out more in the #CopernicusMarine #OSR10

🔗 https://bit.ly/4j586Xk

The image is an infographic titled "Small Island Developing States (SIDS)." It highlights challenges such as ocean warming, sea level rise, and their impacts on coral reefs, tropical cyclones, and storm surges. The infographic emphasizes the importance of protecting marine ecosystems and mentions infrastructure, welfare, and economy. Hashtags include #OceanStateReport and #CopernicusMarine. Logos for Copernicus Marine Service, Mercator Ocean International, and European Union are present.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 9:59 AM

The #OSR10 reveals European seas under growing pressure.

As waters warm, #MarineHeatwaves intensify, and #Storms can grow more severe, threatening marine life and coastal communities.

Find out more in the #CopernicusMarine report:

🔗 https://marine.copernicus.eu/osr10-summary/flipbook/

A colorful infographic titled "Extreme Events in European Seas" shows various events in 2023-2024, using icons and arrows. In February 2024, storms in two Spanish ports cause high waves. Early spring 2024 sees a chlorophyll surge in the Northern Adriatic Sea, plus marine heatwaves in the Mediterranean and Black Seas, leading to record temperatures. Storms from 2023 to 2024 cause salinity drops in the Northern Adriatic Sea. In November 2024, a storm drops the Bothnian Bay to a record-low sea level. Includes logos for Copernicus Marine Service and Mercator Ocean International, and hashtags #OceanStateReport #OSR10 #CopernicusMarine.
@mercatorocean.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 2:52 PM

Ten editions. One increasingly urgent picture. Explore the 10th Copernicus Ocean State Report and the evidence shaping our understanding of the ocean.

Read #OSR10: marine.copernicus.eu/news/publica...

#CopernicusMarine #OceanScience

@andriuskubilius.ec.europa.euSep 30, 2026, 8:40 AM

🌡️ #OSR10 tracks ocean warming, marine heatwaves, extreme events & long-term change, as well as accelerating sea-level rise and growing pressures on polar regions & Small Island Developing States. These changes demand stronger knowledge, international cooperation, and urgent action.

@andriuskubilius.ec.europa.euSep 30, 2026, 8:40 AM

🌊 Ocean observation from space - put to work. 🛰️

@copernicusmarine.bsky.social EU satellite & in-situ data have helped Europe understand how our ocean is changing. Proud to see this journey reflected in the 10th Copernicus Ocean State Report.

🔗 Find #OSR10: marine.copernicus.eu/news/publica...

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@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 1:24 PM

📢The #OSR10 is coming!

Delivering its starkest warning yet: an ocean warming at an alarming pace, with far-reaching consequences for marine life, coastlines and communities worldwide.

Explore the findings tomorrow, 30 Sep 2026.

This image is a promotional graphic for the 10th Copernicus Ocean State Report. It includes logos for the European Union, Copernicus, and Mercator Ocean International. The background features ocean wave patterns and the text includes hashtags: #OceanStateReport, #CopernicusMarine, and #OSR10.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 10:10 AM

Where the Oceans Collide: the winner of our 2026 #DataViz challenge, and the cover photo of #OSR10!

This graphic, created by Ali Osman Acar, reveals the meeting point of the #Atlantic with Arctic sea ice, just west of #Svalbard.

#CopernicusMarine

Aerial view of a geographical meeting point where two oceans converge, depicted in the artwork titled "Where the Oceans Collide" at the Icelandic Centre for the Arts. The image shows icy formations merging into deep blue waters, with darker landmasses visible on the right.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 9:56 AM

The #Arctic is changing, with sea ice shrinking and surface temperatures rising.

Data from #CopernicusMarine reveals the changes in the Arctic ecosystem since 1993 in the #DataViz graphic below.

🔗https://www.arctic.hub.copernicus.eu/

#OSR10

@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 10:15 AM

Environmental change and species movement can reshape even the most recognisable seas.

As the #Mediterranean warms, observations of invasive species have increased, revealed by the #DataViz graphic below.

🔗https://mediterraneaninmotion.framer.website/

#CopernicusMarine #OSR10

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@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 9:17 AM

#OceanWarming doesn’t stop at the surface, but can be felt up to 2000 metres deep.

🔗 Explore the interactive version of this graphic by Mandy Spaltman, using #CopernicusMarine data: https://www.mandyspaltman.com/portfolio/copernicus

#DataViz #OSR10

This image is an infographic titled "Warming has no floor," showing global ocean temperature anomalies from 1950 to 2020. It features vertical patterns in shades of orange and red on a black background, indicating temperature changes over time. The graphic is divided into sections for different oceans: North Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, South Atlantic, and a global overview. Labels and annotations provide additional context and data insights. The infographic is designed by Climate Central and the University of Santiago de Compostela.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 8:52 AM

As the #Arctic loses its ice, it loses its inhabitants.

With the Arctic warming, it has lost a third of summer sea ice since 1993, reducing the habitat availability for some of its most iconic species.

#DataViz #OSR10 #CopernicusMarine

The infographic illustrates the decline of Arctic sea ice from 1993 to 2023 with graphs showing average sea ice extent and temperature changes. It highlights the impact on species like the Polar Bear, Pacific Walrus, Ringed Seal, and Ivory Gull, including statistics on their populations and ranges. The bottom section features a map of the Arctic region, emphasizing climate change's impact on ice loss.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 8:58 AM

Prepare to dive into Copernicus Marine's 10th Ocean State Report – a vital bridge between science and policy.

The latest report explores long-term trends in #ocean health, providing a reference to support policy-makers in enabling society to better prepare for our changing world.

#OSR10

Promotional asset for the 10th Copernicus Ocean State Report. Includes logos of the European Union, Copernicus Marine Service, and Mercator Ocean International. Hashtags: #OceanStateReport, #CopernicusMarine, #OSR10. Background features stylized ocean waves.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 12, 2026, 9:14 AM

The El Niño/La Niña cycle has major impacts on the marine food web, with phytoplankton populations crashing in the warm El Niño phase, and recovering in the cool La Niña phase.

🔗 https://data.marine.copernicus.eu/viewer/expert

#DataViz #OSR10

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@janno.wsocial.euSep 10, 2026, 8:31 PM

After working with the previous #OSR9 in my bachelor im realy Interested in workikg with the new #OSR10.

@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 2:05 PM

5 Changes. 1 Ocean. 40 Years.

Ocean Status reveals annual changes in ocean conditions, using data from #CopernicusMarine.

🔗 https://data.marine.copernicus.eu/viewer/expert

#DataViz #OSR10

This image is a circular infographic from Copernicus Marine Service titled "Ocean Status 1985-2024." It features a blue‑toned radial graph illustrating ocean data over time, with sectioned rings and labeled segments. Descriptive text is at the bottom.
@copernicusmarine.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 12:46 PM

What is the #OceanStateReport?

Dive into the latest blog on #CopernicusMarine to explore the authoritative source for ocean policy.

🔗 https://marine.copernicus.eu/fr/news/what-ocean-state-report

#OSR10

📷 Credit: iStock/Nuture

A large school of fish swims underwater in the ocean, with sunlight streaming down through the water's surface, creating a sparkling effect.