About The Project
MiCO, Migratory Connectivity in the Ocean, is developing a system that aggregates and generates actionable knowledge to support worldwide conservation efforts for numerous migratory species and the oceans on which they depend.
MiCO is a Consortium
This project is a collective effort between the University of Queensland, the Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab (MGEL) of Duke University and a growing number of international partner organizations.
MiCO is guided by a steering committee with three advisory panels:
Become a Data Partner
The success of MiCO, and its ability to influence conservation outcomes, depends on our network of data holders. Learn more about how your data can further the project.
MiCO Species
A wide variety of migratory species—including marine turtle, marine mammal, seabird, and fish—are the focus of the MiCO project’s data collection and aggregation.