The Baltic Sea Tourism Forum 2026 #BSTF2026 will take place in beautiful Helsingør (Elsinore), Denmark, with a networking programme on 2 November and the main Forum day on 3 November 2026! BSTF 2026 is organised by the EUSBSR Policy Area Tourism Coordinators together...
How to make low carbon tourism business successful and turn low carbon tourism experiences fun for the visitors? Welcome to the international Forum “Less Carbon – Double the Fun” to network and co-create low carbon future of tourism! The Forum will bring key...
The transition towards climate-neutral maritime transport in the Baltic Sea Region is gaining further momentum, with a new regional analysis from Northern Sweden highlighting significant potential for green shipping fuels and associated infrastructure development. The...
The LIMIT project, co-funded by Interreg South Baltic Programme, organized the final conference on 28 May 2026 in the premises of the local host, Port of Gdynia. The project LIMIT – Innovative concepts for sustainable water treatment targeting PFAS and other...
A recent article published on the industry portal AgroPolska covers the PestSpace project, including an overview of the partners’ and stakeholders’ meeting held in April this year. Journalists and industry experts particularly highlight PestSpace’s innovative approach...
Preparing for the installation of floating islands. Photo: Maja Zamecka In May 2026, partners at Słowiński National Park took an important step in strengthening water management and wetland restoration within the Supported by Nature project. At the learning...
In ClimaResponse, Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Tallinn has led four municipalities through co-creation processes with local stakeholders to plan inclusive engagement methods that will be included in guidance documents for climate change adaptation...
On 21-22 May 2026, the Baltic PlaNet project platform participated in the European Maritime Day (EMD) 2026 held in Cyprus, joining policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and stakeholders from across Europe to discuss the future of Europe’s seas and coasts. The...
The SUMP Clinic’s tailored, hands-on support helped selected cities address their most pressing challenges in sustainable urban mobility planning (SUMP). As part of the SUMPs for BSR project’s training programme for local authorities, the clinic offered each city...
An interview with Prof. Małgorzata Jędryczka was broadcast on May 31 in the “Agroporanek” programme on Polish Radio Pomorza i Kujaw. The material was part of a report from the “Co w trawie piszczy” event held in Chrząstowo. The interview was recorded directly in the...
