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Parasites in cod and cod condition
Scientists at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) will evaluate the importance of parasites in cod condition and survival. Parasites in cod and cod condition Cod is a ...
Reduced environmental burden from shipping in the Baltic Sea
Project leader: Chalmers Tekniska Högskola
This project will examine and analyse the environmental effects of primer used on ships and provide a basis for recommendations on how it can be reduced.  Reduced environmental burden from ...
Phosphorus binding in shallow eutrophic bays – which substances work?
Project leader: BalticSea2020
This project will investigate potential phosphorus-binding methods as a way of tackling eutrophication. Phosphorus binding in shallow eutrophic bays – which substances work? The effects of eutrophication ...
Pike wetland – Do they have any importance for the Baltic Sea coastal area?
Project leader: BalticSea2020
One way of strengthening stocks is to construct so-called pike wetlands, but is this having any noticeable effect? Supported by BalticSea2020, this project will investigate whether pike wetlands are ...
Save the Baltic Sea Cod – protect coastal fisheries
Project leader: BalticSea2020
BalticSea2020 is now launching a project to strengthen cod stocks, including a recommendation for a permanent ban on trawling for cod. Save the Baltic Sea Cod – protect coastal fisheries The ...
Restoration of bladderwrack - a manual
Project leader: Ellen Schagerström, Stockholms universitet
The project aims to develop a manual as to how bladderwrack stocks can be restored in areas where seaweed has disappeared or diminished. Restoration of bladderwrack - a manual Bladderwrack is ...
Tagging project to map the cods’ growth
International project that will examine the growth of eastern Baltic Sea cod. Tagging project to map the cods’ growth Cod is an important species for the Baltic Sea, both as a top predator in ...
Trawling for Sticklebacks in the Gulf of Bothnia
Project leader: Pär Byström, Umeå universitet
After a successful outcome of the project “Wetland restoration for viable predatory fish stocks” with a focus on pike, The Swedish Anglers Association initiates a project on the coastal populations ...
A Baltic Sea Centre at Skansen
Project leader: Skansen - with support from BalticSea2020
BalticSea2020 and Skansen have decided to build a unique information centre about the Baltic Sea. A Baltic Sea Centre at Skansen BalticSea2020 and Skansen have build a unique information centre ...
Evaluation of phosphorus that contributes to eutrophication
Project leader: Uppsala universitet
Uppsala University will analyze phosphorus from agricultural and forest areas to sort out which of these contributes to eutrophication in Björnöfjärden and the Baltic Sea. Evaluation ...
Cod in the Åland Sea
Project leader: Ulf Bergström, Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet
In the project Cod in the Åland Sea, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) will work on a genetic study to clarify whether the cod in the Åland Sea is different from other cod stocks in ...
Restoration of vegetation clad bottoms
Project leader: The Swedish Water Ecologists
Within the project Living coast BalticSea2020 together with The Swedish Water Ecologists will improve the vegetation area in the bay of Björnöfjärden. Restoration of vegetation clad bottoms One ...
Restoration efforts with perch in focus
Project leader: Joel Norlin, Sportfiskarna
After a successful outcome of the project “Wetland restoration for viable predatory fish stocks” with a focus on pike, The Swedish Anglers Association initiates a project on the coastal ...
Self evaluation concerning nutrients by farmers in Poland
Project leader: Barbro Ulén, The Department of Soil and Environment, SLU
The project aims to encourage farmers to take initiative to reduce nutrient runoff and improve water quality, based on their knowledge and experience. Self evaluation concerning nutrients by farmers ...
Towards length-optimised fishing in the Baltic Sea
Project leader: Staffan Larsson, STPO
A project to develop sustainable cod fishing practices in the Baltic Sea, with the aim of improving the cod’s average size. Towards length-optimized fishing in the Baltic Sea The cod population ...
Integrated bufferzones
Project leader: Peter Feuerbach, Hushållssällskapet i Halland
An innovative and technology independent measure that is considered to have great potential to reduce leaching of nutrients to the Baltic Sea. Integrated bufferzones Despite great efforts in ...
Help your bay - improve your drain
Project leader: Johanna Ardland Bojvall
Within the program Living coast BalticSea2020 in cooperation with Värmdö municipality want to help property owners to improve their sewage systems, so that leakage of nutrients can reduce to the Björnöfjärden ...
Wetlands for pike fry production
Project leader: Swedish Anglers Association
This project started under the management of Swedish Anglers Association as part of the Living Coast program. The aim was to recreate wetland that will function as a breeding ground and nursery for ...
Documentary: Ghosts in the Baltic Sea II
Project leader: Joakim Odelberg, Leofilm
Ghost nets continue catching fish to no one's gain Documentary: Ghosts in the Baltic Sea II The documentary film, “Ghosts in the Baltic”, made by underwater cameraman Joakim Odelberg, highlights ...
Baltic Eye
Project leader: Stockholm University, Baltic Sea Centre
Baltic Eye at Stockholm University's Baltic Sea Centre will provide decision makers with the knowledge about the Baltic Sea they need. Baltic Eye BalticSea2020 has, in partnership with Stockholm ...
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fisheryThe stock of predatory fish is crucial for the state of the Baltic Sea. Therefore, we are working to ensure that the environmental effects of fishing should be a central part of the EU's Common Fisheries Policy. We are also working on projects to increase the proportion of predatory fish, such as pike and perch. Read more

eutroEutrophication is caused by emissions of nutrients that come from e.g. agriculture, water treatment plants, sewage and transportation. To find measures that could reduce emissions we work on projects in agriculture, industrial animal farms and the coastal zone, to research on measures to catch or bind nutrients. Read more

seagull-informationTo create awareness about the threats and opportunities the Baltic Sea is facing, we have initiated a 10-year media and film projects with journalist Folke Rydén and photographer Mattias Klum. Since 2013 we also support Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre (Baltic Eye). Read more

 

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Project news

  • 2021-01-27
    Intensive Pig Production Program (The IPP program)
  • 2021-01-27
    Demonstration plant for effective manure management
  • 2021-01-27
    Save the Baltic Sea Cod – protect coastal fisheries
  • 2021-01-27
    Pike wetland – Do they have any importance for the Baltic Sea coastal area?

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