Collaboration
23/03/11 11:57
In January 2011 we initiated a collaboration with the Estonian biologist and geobotanist Peeter Vissak. Our common goal is to help protect and spread knowledge on the protected areas on and around several of the Estonian islands. These have a vital importance for a number of Baltic Sea birds that reproduce or stop here during their migrations. A part of our gains will go towards his work.
Vissak has worked with Nature Reserves in several different aspects; as a Manager, Scientific Re- searcher, Guide etc. He is also a Nature Photographer. More on his work here.
Vissak has worked with Nature Reserves in several different aspects; as a Manager, Scientific Re- searcher, Guide etc. He is also a Nature Photographer. More on his work here.
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9 new species
01/01/11 12:32
As of December 2010 we have added 7 new species. The four fish are Brill, Burbot, Roach and Round Goby, two mammals; Otter and Human being, one Bird; the Osprey. Along with these we join two algea; Pterothamnion Plumula and Stackhouse Frond. Please visit the Artwork & Sea Life Facts for information on these.
Stockholm Archipelago Fair
10/04/10 18:10
Stockholm Archipelago Fair – Skärgårdsmässan and Baltic Meeting Days 28 - 30 May 2010
Welcome to visit us at this splendid location. We will exhibit a number of our products and we will be happy to meet you and give you some first hand information about Living in the Baltic Sea’s products and our activity.
The Archipelago Fair in The Royal Djurgården is since 1989 one of the most appreciated events in Stockholm with more than 50 000 visitors. It is an exhibition of the Swedish Archipelago, but also tourism in the countries around the whole Baltic Sea. The fair is also a meeting point for cooperation between countries in the Baltic region about culture, industrial life and trade.
Address: Wasahamnen - Stockholm - Sweden
For more information on the Fair:
www.skargardsmassan.se
Welcome to visit us at this splendid location. We will exhibit a number of our products and we will be happy to meet you and give you some first hand information about Living in the Baltic Sea’s products and our activity.
The Archipelago Fair in The Royal Djurgården is since 1989 one of the most appreciated events in Stockholm with more than 50 000 visitors. It is an exhibition of the Swedish Archipelago, but also tourism in the countries around the whole Baltic Sea. The fair is also a meeting point for cooperation between countries in the Baltic region about culture, industrial life and trade.
Address: Wasahamnen - Stockholm - Sweden
For more information on the Fair:
www.skargardsmassan.se