Building networking hub for units interested in lakes protection in Baltic Sea tourist regions
Lakes connect
The Lakes connect project has been recognized by the Parliamentary Team for Lake Protection
31 July 2024
the Lakes connect project has been recognized and appreciated by the Parliamentary Team for Lake Protection. The meeting on July 23, during which Dr. Magdalena Michalska-Kacymirow presented research on microplastics, is an example of fruitful cooperation between the scientific community and government representatives.
Photo: Dr. Magdalena Michalska-Kacymirow – Project Manager of Lakes Connect in the Polish Senate
Partnership as the key to success
Magdalena Fuk from the Great Masurian Lakes Protection Foundation, a partner in the #Lakesconnect project, discussed our activities, emphasizing the importance of partnership and collaboration among various entities in achieving common goals. The project engages scientists, public administration, non-governmental organizations, and society, merging scientific knowledge with legislative actions. This synergistic collaboration is crucial for the effective protection of valuable lake ecosystems.
Pilot studies provide valuable information
The pilot studies conducted as part of the #Lakesconnect project analyze the impact of tourism on the water quality of selected lakes in Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia. They provide essential information for developing effective strategies for water environment protection, which is crucial for sustainable management of these resources.
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Project typeSmall Project
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ImplementationOctober 2022 - May 2024
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StatusCompleted
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Contribution to EUSBSRPolicy Area Tourism
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Target groups
- Higher education and research institution
- Local public authority
- National public authority
- NGO
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