In the beginning of August a group of SeaMoreEco members from Sweden and Finland met up by the coast in Piteå. The mission was to learn more about the aquatic beetle Macroplea pubipennis.
During the project, we have actively engaged with young people and schools through various outreach activities. These have included school visits, participation in educational events, and interactive sessions aimed at raising awareness about the unique nature and ecological importance of shallow marine areas in the Baltic Sea.
Monitoring and sampling the Baltic water-plantain
GTK has carried out seabed acoustic soundings and seabed sampling off the Nykarleby and Lapuanjoki River
Updates from Västerbotten, Sweden
Welcome to SeaMoreEco final seminar in Umeå and online on 20 November 2025!
In April the SeaMoreEco project group members got together for two days in Luleå.
Northern and southern ELY-centrals, GTK and the County Administrative Board of Västerbotten participated the Finnish National Restoration Workshop in Åbo on 1-2 April.
In the end of November, SeaMoreEco project was presented at the Swedish marine restoration conference in Malmö, Sweden.
Our team member Eveliina Lampinen from the ELY Centre of North Ostrobothnia is featured on Interreg Aurora webiste.
