Past Events

The SAMBAH project is an international project with participants from all EU countries around the Baltic Sea. It is co-funded by EU LIFE + and several national authorities and organizations. The host, the Kolmarden Wildlife Park is the international project coordinator, assisted by Aquabiota Water Research with the project administration.

The SAMBAH Swedish workshop is targeted towards Swedish stakeholders (maritime sector, fisheries, energy and environmental conservation managers, national authorites and NGOs).

The conference will take place at Kolmården Wildlife Park close to Norrköping in Sweden and back to back to the SAMBAH international end of project conference.

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• Information and registration

The SAMBAH project works to estimate abundance and distribution of harbour porpoises in the Baltic Sea. On 8-9 December this year, SAMBAH and Kolmården Wildlife Park invite all stakeholders and managers to an international conference where we present the results of the project and discuss how these results can be used in the management of the Baltic Sea harbor porpoise. The conference will take place at Kolmården Wildlife Park close to Norrköping in Sweden. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact the SAMBAH project coordinator Mats Amundin at mats.amundin@kolmarden.com

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• Information and registration

47th Meeting of the HELCOM Heads of Delegation.   More information forthcoming.

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• HELCOM

Fish Dependence is the day on which imports have to be relied upon because national catches would have run out if only home-caught fish had been eaten since 1 January.

Greece relies on imports just under a month per year, to satisfy domestic demand for fish products.

Fish dependence is a powerful concept that illustrates how far over consumption outstrips domestic resources. One way to illustrate this trend is to represent a country’s degree of self-sufficiency as a calendar day – the day in the year when a country has consumed its own supply and must begin sourcing its products from elsewhere, hence the term ‘fish dependence day’. For the EU this date is currently 11th July, after which the EU depends on foreign resources. Fish dependence day is calculated by New Economics Foundation (NEF).

The Danish Agri Fish Agency invites to a meeting regarding Natura 2000 areas in the Kattegat and the western Baltic. The meeting will be held in Danish.

Marint Centrum and the InnoVatten project are hosting a marine and water conference focusing on solutions and opportunities for innovation in areas that have a large impact on the sea. The conference will highlight the importance of a healthy sea in combination with sustainable development and the circular economy.

The conference will be held in Swedish and is free of charge.

For more information and to sign up please click here.

Please see link below for agenda.

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• Agenda

Agenda forthcoming. Tentative dates.

ICES invites to a stakeholder workshop on collbaorative mapping of North Sea herring spawning grounds. To register please email claire(at)iced.dk and dorothy(at)imr.no Please see below for draft agenda.

Fish Dependence is the day on which imports have to be relied upon because national catches would have run out if only home-caught fish had been eaten since 1 January.

Sweden relies on imports for approximately one month per year, to satisfy domestic demand for fish products.

Fish dependence is a powerful concept that illustrates how far overconsumption outstrips domestic resources. One way to illustrate this trend is to represent a country’s degree of self-sufficiency as a calendar day – the day in the year when a country has consumed its own supply and must begin sourcing its products from elsewhere, hence the term ‘fish dependence day’. For the EU this date is currently 11th July, after which the EU depends on foreign resources. Fish dependence day is calculated by New Economics Foundation (NEF).