Consultations across country borders in maritime spatial will become easier as the Baltic-wide guidelines has been agreed on this week… Read More »

Baltic Sea under pressure: getting the bigger picture
How big impact do the different pressures have on the Baltic marine environment is one key task for the regions’… Read More »
Clear-cut HELCOM online system ready for assessing Baltic nutrient pollution
An efficient and more transparent is now set up by the coastal countries for producing assessments online on Baltic-wide eutrophication,… Read More »
First coordinated survey of Baltic wintering waterbirds started
For the first time, an effort is being made by seven Baltic coastal countries to coordinate the counting of all… Read More »
Six pollution hot spots cleaned up in the Baltic Sea
Six waste water treatment plants were approved for deletion from the HELCOM list by the high-level Baltic coastal country representatives,… Read More »
Noise, aquaculture and conservation among top items for HELCOM delegates
Starting tomorrow, the country delegates of HELCOM will gather to decide upon a great amount of issues concerning the Baltic… Read More »
Effectiveness of Baltic seal conservation reviewed
Progress of the Baltic Sea countries in conserving seals is being discussed by the of HELCOM Seal expert group continuing… Read More »
HELCOM will assess a decade of Baltic maritime activities
National maritime traffic authorities from the Baltic Sea coastal countries and the European Union will meet at the annual of… Read More »
Effective manure management brings opportunities to the Baltic
Significant opportunities for nutrient recycling as well as decreasing nutrient losses to the Baltic Sea can be achieved through effective… Read More »
Inter-regional work starts on marine birds
Inter-regional cooperation on marine birds moves ahead this week as the first meeting of the new joint working group on… Read More »