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The Sargassum Information Hub first directs you to a page with their name on the top right hand corner and a dashboard of different options to access information and links, the background is an image of sargassum under water

Sargassum Information Hub

Picture of an elderly man playing a musical instrument, merged with a young boy doing schoolwork.

Reshaping Lifelong Learning for All

The cover of this journal has a lime green header and footer with black text for the volume details and publisher name, the centre of the page displays an image of a a brain silhouette with colorful neurons, the title of the journal appears below

Puerto Rico Health Sciences Journal (PRHSJ)

Académie Numérique de la FAO <fr>

The layout of this webpage shows publication symbols in list view with titles and descriptions next to each in blue and black text

ECLAC Flagships - recent titles

This webpage displays a list of publications in reverse chronological order, the green cover of the publication is displayed to the left and the title and short description appears to its right

ECLAC Caribbean - Studies and Perspectives Series - recent titles

This webpage contains a header with the CDEMA and CRIS logos and the banner for the virtual library has text in white and graphics of a glowing lighbulb, a pink book and a white laptop with books seeming to come out of the screen

CDEMA Virtual Library

The cover of this issue shows three pictures of sargassum filled shores as well as a thin header for the volume number and the series title under which you can find the title in black bolded text in a white text box

SargAdapt Good Practice Guide Series

Picture of a man seated at an office desk, at night, looking at a computer monitor. A view of other buildings can be seen through the office window.

EIU Monitor - Republic Bank

The cover of this issue shows a ship in turbulent waters and a soaring bird in the sky, the magazine name and title of the volume appears in white text over the gloomy imagery

Caribbean Economics Quarterly