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Plan your own mussel farm in the Baltic Sea
Do you want to know where are the best spots for mussel farming in the Baltic Sea? What the environmental impacts of such a farm could be? Look no further, the BBG project has launched its Operational Decision Support System (ODSS) with a “plan your farm” feature.
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Survey: Can better design reduce marine litter?
It is estimated that globally 4.7 million to 12.7 million tons of plastic waste enter the ocean annually from land. Marine litter significantly impacts the marine environment, its organisms as well as human beings. Which role can ecodesign play to reduce and prevent marine litter?
InnoAquaTech newsletter: summer edition now available!
Half-way through the year we thought we would give you an update on the latest developments in our project InnoAquaTech as well as some exciting news from the aquaculture sector. Don't miss out on interesting articles on experimental shrimp farming in Lithuania, worms used in aquaponics or innovative aquaculture on Iceland.
First trial with the RAS 500 system completed
In summer 2017, a small-scale RAS laboratory system, specifically designed for cultivation of whiteleg shrimps (Litopenaeus vannamei), was installed at the laboratory in the Institute of Oceanography, University of Gdansk. The trial looked at two versions of the RAS system: one equipped with a trickling filter and one with a moving bed filter.
The stern assembly and the wreck of a wooden vessel from Krynica Morska/Piaski
The National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk made an archeological inspection in the region of Krynica Morska (Poland).
Recirculating nutrients in aquaponics – worm filtration for treating sludge
As production of farmed animals continues to grow, treating their effluents correctly becomes increasingly important. In many countries the nitrate load of soil and groundwater is already at a critical level or exceeds the official guideline values. The random distribution of manure as fertilizer accounts for large parts of this load.
Experimental shrimp cultivation in Klaipeda
Lithuanians are seeking to acquire the knowledge and technologies that will offer them greater competitiveness in the aquaculture industry and that will effectively employ the country’s existing geothermal resources. For that purpose, an experimental facility that has been designed for industrial shrimp farming started operating in Klaipėda in July 2018.
Register for the Smart Blue Regions project workshop at the 26th BSSSC Annual Conference in Gdańsk, on 11-12 September 2018!
Smart Blue Regions will contribute to the further development of smart specialisation strategies by hosting an inspiring workshop “Smart societies – blue growth regions” during the Baltic Sea Subregional States Cooperation (BSSSC) Annual Conference, taking place on 11-12th September in Gdańsk. The main theme of the conference is “Solidarity, participation and smart action for a better future”.
Raising awareness of underwater landscape – divers’ perception
How do divers perceive underwater landscape? A questionnaire developed by the University of Turku brought up some interesting answers.
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Eager to know the best spots for #musselfarming in the #BalticSea?🗺️ What the #environmental impacts of such a farm… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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RT @HBrowman: Impacts of marine and freshwater aquaculture on wildlife: a global meta‐analysis- onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… https://t.co/uCpBZg…
Learn more about our strategic action fields, our topics and our
vision for 2030 forming our SUBMARINER Roadmap.
Our members represent research institutions, public administrations,
business parks and private consulting from all shores of the Baltic Sea.
The SUBMARINER Network is a flagship project
of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR).
The SUBMARINER Network is a member of the European Centre for
Information on Marine Science and Technology.
