Achieving sustainable fisheries in the Norwegian Sea relies on management that recognises that fish stocks do not exist in isolation but interact with their environment and with each other.
The proposal STC-herring aims at assessing the feasibility and the potential effects of spatiotemporal closures on herring stocks in the Baltic and Eastern North Sea.
Spawning cod aggregations have been historically targeted by commercial fisheries since they tend to be predictable in time and space and offer easy access to large number of individuals.
How can small communities in the Nordic region prepare for climate change? Nordic researchers have analysed the preparedness measures of local communities and come up with new recommendations on how they can further strengthen their preparedness.
The Nordic and Baltic countries have joined forces and collaborate in several research initiatives on everything from agriculture to future working life and green transition.
The green transition should not only contribute to a sustainable future. It must also be conducted in a democratic and just manner. A new research project will explore how Indigenous peoples and local communities can best be included in the green transition.
