Category: Baltic Sea region cooperation

The round goby fish is an invasive fish that has entered the Baltic Sea and threatens natural fish communities. Entire ecosystems are at risk and it might, among other things, destroy the important mussel reefs. Fishermen and others in the Baltic Sea region want to protect local fishing - and get more people to start eating goby fish.

En person på en båt tar upp fångad fisk. — Photo: Aline Lessner/imagebank.sweden.se

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Why should more people in the Baltic Sea region eat goby fish?

The round goby fish is an invasive fish that has entered the Baltic Sea and threatens natural fish communities. Entire ecosystems are at risk and it might, among other things,…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Artists in the Baltic Sea region reach new audiences

Life as an artist is not always easy. Baltic Artists in Development is a project where musicians and managers in the countries around the Baltic Sea work together to strengthen…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

How international cooperation boosts energy efficiency

Inese Bērziņa is one of the participants of the Baltic Leadership Programme on Energy Efficiency. She believes in stronger international cooperation in the field that she started working in by…

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Cooperation against organized crime in the Baltic Sea region

Organized crime in EU is changing rapidly and often moves across national borders. The Goldfinger project wants the countries in the Baltic Sea region to fight criminal networks together.

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Gaming brings communities in the Baltic Sea region together

In a pilot project on so-called “cultural gaming”, children got together to shape their own cities in Minecraft. Today, the method is used to bring together communities in the Baltic…