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2019-02-15 Press room

Fisheries Brief no. 11: Crucial year for Baltic cod

Swedish politicians must get involved in the process far earlier than a few days before the Council of Ministers in October. They must make it clear to officials what the priorities are. Our minister for fisheries must talk to colleagues from around the Baltic Sea to find political solutions.

2019-02-13 Press room

New article: Pike wetlands – do they have any importance for the Baltic Sea coastal area?

Pike is one of Sweden’s most common predatory fish with an important role to play in the coastal ecosystem. Unfortunately, pike stocks in the Baltic Sea have declined in recent decades. Can pike wetlands, or ‘pike factories’, help strengthen the pike stock along the Baltic Sea coast?

2019-02-13 Press room

The county administrative boards will receive more than SEK 400 million for local water conservation

Today, the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management (SwAM) announced that the Swedish county administrative boards will receive over SEK 400 million this year for local water conservation work to reduced eutrophication.

2019-01-24 Press room

SwAm publishes report on the status of our commercially most important fish species

Today, the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water management published the report Fish and shellfish stock in sea and freshwater 2018, a compilation of the condition of our commercially most important fish and shellfish species.