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MSC half year report 2011
Author: Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)
Year published: 2011
Original title: "Half Year Report Narrative and Financial Report" Number of pages: 6 BalticSea2020 granted support to establish an MSC office in the Baltic Sea region in 2009. The new office is part ...
MSC half year report 2012
Author: Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)
Year published: 2012
Original title: "Half Year Report Narrative and Financial Report" Number of pages: 9 BalticSea2020 granted support to establish an MSC office in the Baltic Sea region in 2009. The new office is part ...
Negotiations on the final form of the CFP in progress
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2013
Currently, the final form of the basic regulation of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is negotiated by the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament (called the Trialogue negotiations). The Council ...
New article: Industrial livestock farms can achive a nutrient cycle
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2019
Animal manure has always been used as a nutrient in crop production. As livestock farming became increasingly industrialized, farms became so big that there was not enough land available for dispersing ...
New documentary on ghost nets
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2015
The documentary "Ghost nets - what happened next?" by underwater cameraman Joakim Odelberg was aired on TV4 in August 2015. The film is a sequel to the first film called “Ghosts in the Baltic Sea”. Discarded ...
New European Foundation for the EU's Marines and Fisheries policies
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2011
  In Brussels, Friday, 2 December 2011, the European Commission has proposed a new fund for the EU's maritime and fisheries policies for the period 2014-2020: European Marine and Fisheries Fund ...
New report by IUCN: Oceans running out of oxygen
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2019
In a new report, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) notes that the world's ocean levels are declining at a furious pace. The report was launched last Saturday in conjunction with ...
New report highlights Danish and German failures in Baltic Sea fisheries management
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2017
A new report by Rebecca Hubbard at Our Fish and Griffin Carpenter from the New Economic Foundation, highlights Denmark's and Germany's failed fisheries management in the Baltic Sea, FishSec (the Fisheries ...
New report on cod from the Åland Sea
Author: Ulf Bergström, Henrik Christiansen, Ann-Britt Florin, Sven-Gunnar Lunneryd, Carl André
Year published: 2015
In the report “Genetic screening of cod originating from the Åland Sea” The Swedish University of Agriculture and the University of Gothenburg establish whether there is any deviations compared to other ...
New report on restoration measures for perch
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2017
The perch has previously been commonly occurring along the Baltic Sea coastline, but similar to the pike; the perch has decreased during the mid -1990s. The cause is hard to pinpoint, but the decrease ...
New report on the immobilization of phosphorus released from the Baltic Sea
Author: Gunno Renman, Agnieszka Renman & Jon Petter Gustafsson
Year published: 2014
In the project Reactive sorbents for immobilization of phosphorus released from Baltic Sea sediments, professor Gunno Renman, the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), has investigated whether reactive ...
New report: Ecological effects of ghost net retrieval in the Baltic Sea
Author: Stanisław Kasperek, Piotr Prędki
Year published: 2011
Original title Ecological effects of ghost net retrieval in the Baltic Sea. Pilotproject: Collecting ghost nets. Final report. The effects of ghost nets that affect the marine ecosystem is part of a ...
New report: Lime-based by products to bind phosphorus in the Baltic Sea
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2014
In the project "Permanent phosphorus binding in Baltic Sea bottom sediments” Sven Blomqvist, senior lecturer at the Department of Ecology and Environmental botany at Stockholm University, has investigated ...
New scientific article: Capturing past eutrophication in coastal sediments – Towards water-quality goals
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2019
The scientific journal Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science have published an article from the project Living coast. The article, written by the scientists and project managers Linda Kumblad and Emil ...
Note on the effects of a large cod stock for the Baltic marine ecosystem
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2011
  The growth of cod in the eastern stock have raised concern about the impact on the sprat stock, which has highlighted the importance of the ecosystem approach to fisheries management. But a more ...
Note prepared for Baltic Sea 2020 on some legal issues relating to regionalisation of the European Union’s Common Fisheries Policy, in the light of the Treaty of Lisbon
Author: Daniel Owen
Year published: 2011
This note considers a model of regionalisation in which the Member States in a given region of EU waters are enabled to legislate and adopt legally binding acts in the area of fisheries conservation. The ...
Notification of 12:6 consultation to the county administrative board
Author: Linda Kumblad & Emil Rydin, BalticSea2020
Year published: 2012
  County Administrative Board in favor of the first measure in Björnöfjärden April 20, 2012 On February 9, 2012 BalticSea2020 organized a 12:6 consultation in Värmdö to inform landowners and ...
Old sins also need dealing with to save the Baltic Sea faster
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2012
  Should all our resources be used to reduce nutrient input into the Baltic Sea, or should we employ some of them in carrying out and evaluating measures to bind nutrients that have already gone in? ...
Ontogenetic and seasonal changes in diel vertical migration amplitude of the calanoid copepods Eurytemora affinis and Acartia spp. in a coastal area of the northern Baltic proper
Author: Per B. Holliland, Ida Ahlbeck, Erica Westlund and Sture Hansson, Department of systems ecology, Stockholm university
Year published: 2012
This study desctribes the daily vertical migration of different age classes of two types of zooplankton, Eurytemora affinis and Acartia spp. Pages: 10 Read the study here.
Our project shows that industrial livestock farms can avoid leakage to the Baltic Sea
Author: BalticSea2020
Year published: 2020
In 2010 BalticSea2020 started a long-term, large-scale project with the objective to identify and implement cost-effective measures to reduce the leaching of nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilizers. Animal ...