Upcoming events
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Blue Bioeconomy in Northern Germany
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has approved a project coordinated by Kiel University: "Bioeconomy at Marine Sites (BaMS)" with funding of up to 20 million Euro.
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Blue Platform seminar: Blue and green bioeconomy in the BSR from a youth perspective
The seminar will take place on Thursday, 13 June 2019, 10:45 - 12:15 within the frames of the annual EUSBSR Forum.Registration to the 10th EUSBSR Annual Forum is now open!
Registration runs from 28 March 2019 until 15 May 2019.
This scandinavian country is constructing the world's first starfish factory
Did you know starfish are rich in protein and can be transformed into a super nutritious feed for animals? Well, we didn’t, but according to experts, the colourful sea stars can be very beneficial for animals, so Denmark is now constructing the world’s first starfish factory.International experts discussed problems of management of underwater cultural heritage
A group of experts of underwater cultural heritage met in Tallinn to discuss different problems concerning management of underwater cultural heritage in the Baltic Sea Region. The meeting took place on 4- 5 April, 2019 in an old coastal factory building rebuilt into a conference and concert complex called Kultuurikatel.
New open source academic paper on Multi-Use co-authored by s.Pro/SUBMARINER published
Check out the new publication here.Meet the farmer: Urmas Pau
As mussel farmers are an integral part of the Baltic Blue Growth project, the new online section Mussel community will introduce a selection of farmers in more in detail, describing their personal motives for managing a mussel farm. The Baltic Blue Growth mussel farm on Vormsi Island in Estonia is the easternmost farm within the project. It is cultivating mussels in the same area as red algae.
Meet the Mussel Community: Jens Körge from Kalmar Municipality
As mussel farmers are an integral part of the Baltic Blue Growth project, the new online section Mussel community will introduce a selection of farmers and other actors in more detail, describing their motives for becoming involved with a mussel farm. The Baltic Blue Growth mussel farm in Kalmarsund, Sweden enjoys the involvement of the municipality.
Meet the farmer: Mats Emilsson
As mussel farmers are an integral part of the Baltic Blue Growth project, the section Mussel community introduces a selection of farmers in more in detail, describing their personal motives for managing a mussel farm. The Baltic Blue Growth Sankt Anna mussel farm is the first full-scale mussel farm with a long-line system on the Swedish East Coast.
Meet the farmer: Dr. Tim Staufenberger
As mussel farmers are an integral part of the Baltic Blue Growth project, the new online section Mussel community will introduce a selection of farmers in more in detail, describing their personal motives for managing a mussel farm. The Baltic Blue Growth mussel farm in the Kiel Bay is an extension to the existing farm producing mussel for human consumption.
Circular Bioeconomy Days 2019
The Circular Bioeconomy Days 2019 will take place at Aarhus University, Campus Foulum, Denmark on 25 - 27 June 2019.
REGISTER for the Baltic Sea Mussel Farming & Nutrient Offset Conference
The aim of the conference is to raise awareness on the benefits and opportunities of Baltic mussel production and use, and furthermore establish a Baltic mussel farming Working Group that works to maximise these benefits in the Baltic Sea Region.
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