El Projecte LIFE OASIS aborda el repte de gestionar la brossa marina i els aparells pesquers abandonats, perduts o rebutjats (ALDFG) al Mar Mediterrani, i, conseqüentment, la pesca fantasma. Un dels objectius principals del projecte és mitigar esta amenaça per a la tortuga babaua (Caretta caretta). Fins al 2029, el projecte involucrarà una gran varietat de socis per desenvolupar solucions innovadores i sostenibles per protegir la biodiversitat marina i promoure pràctiques pesqueres responsables. Es fomentarà la col·laboració amb pescadors artesanals, patrons de vaixells i navegants com a guardians del mar per a activitats com la recuperació de tortugues marines i per a la notificació i recuperació d'ALDFG

The main objective of the IOS4DOM project is to advance the development of new marine biodiversity observation systems and support the adaptive management of marine resources

Promote the CEPTU flagship role (cetaceans and sea turtles) to raise awareness among EU citizens on the shared Mediterranean Sea environment, common heritage of human culture and natural marine resources values. Supports the Biodiversity Strategy 2030 by contributing to the EU-wide network of offshore N2000 sites identification. Contributes to Marine Strategy Framework Directive, since it aims at setting a strategic approach to integrate assessment of D1 elements (CEPTU) and D10 (marine litter).

This project is based on the coordination and development of the "Generalitat Valenciana's protocol for attending to strandings", which involves close collaboration between the University of Valencia (UV), the Generalitat Valenciana (GVA) and the Oceanogràfic Foundation (FO), as has been the case in recent years. Attention to sea turtle nesting events has been coordinated within the same protocol and between the same institutions.