The Portofino Promontory: 200 Years of History of Marine Biology
2024
Giorgio Bavestrello | Federico Betti | Carlo Nike Bianchi | Valentina Cappanera | Mariachiara Chiantore | Nicola Corradi | Monica Montefalcone | Mauro Giorgio Mariotti | Carla Morri | Paolo Povero | Giulio Relini | Stefano Schiaparelli | Marzia Bo
This paper outlines the history of scientific research developed in the Portofino Promontory, located in the centre of the Ligurian Sea. The chronicles span over two centuries, from the late 18th century to the present day. Portofino is now recognised as one of the best-known areas in the world regarding marine biological communities and their temporal dynamics, particularly in relation to current climate changes. In addition, since 1999, with the establishment of the Marine Protected Area, significant research related to marine environment conservation has developed in Portofino. The role of the University of Genoa, the Natural History Museum, other important institutions, and the researchers involved in the Portofino area has been outlined.
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