Fishery
Stocks of predatory fish are crucial for the state of the Baltic Sea. BalticSea2020 is therefore for example lobbying in the EU to ensure that the Common Fisheries Policy contribute to improve the state of the marine environment. The Foundation also supports research which seeks to impose predator impact on the ecosystem and marine quality as a basis for future measures.
Ongoing projects
The CFP reform
The establishment of a Marine Stewardship Council in the Baltic region
Wetland restoration for viable predatory fish stocks
Mitigating eutrophication effects by use of bio-manipulation
Facilitating fisheries governance in the Baltic by creating a national stakeholder platform in Poland
Pilot project: Collecting Ghost nets
Eco cod Program
Subcategories
Current projects, fishery
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The CFP reform
During 2012, the EU will decide on new fisheries legislation. BalticSea2020 is therefore working intensively to contribute towards a sustainable common fisheries policy.…
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Eco cod Program
A strong and healthy fish stock is important for the state of the sea.…
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Pilot project: Collecting Ghost nets
Abandoned or lost fishing gear, so called ghost nets, keep catching fish and mammals…
Calendar
Project news
Baltic Sea News
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2012-04-25Driving the CFP Reform Forward at Seafood Expo
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2012-04-19Cod, a regulator of the whole Baltic Sea
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2012-03-26European Parliament Debates Regionalisation of the CFP
