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Plastic pollution is not always easy to see. Beyond the obvious bottles, bags, and packaging, hidden plastics lurk in everyday products and environments where you might least expect them. These stealthy plastics—often embedded in materials, coated onto surfaces, or...
Festive decorations like balloons and confetti may seem harmless, but in the Baltic Sea region, they pose serious environmental risks—especially during outdoor events near coasts and natural areas. According to Danish data, over 460,000 balloons may be released each...
Microplastics (tiny fragments of plastic) are making their way into our soils—and the impact on agriculture could be devastating. Scientists now estimate that between 4% and 14% of the world’s harvest of staple crops such as wheat, rice, and maize is lost every year...
At present, the Zemgale Planning Region is implementing 29 development projects, most of which are related to the environment, energy efficiency, and climate change mitigation. As emphasized by Head of the Development Department, Dace Vilmane, environmental and...
Partners of the CREWS project will visit Tallinn and Helsinki from 15–17 September 2025 to learn more about each country’s systems and best practices for cooperation between volunteers and agencies in crisis situations. The study visit will take participants to the...
Vineta Polatside is the Senior Adviser for Safe and Secure Region at the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). In the CREWS project, the CBSS contributes to developing and reviewing the cooperation model between public authorities and civil society, organises...
Last week several BSR Go-abroad partners – together with some of the programme’s participating companies – joined the TechBBQ event in Denmark alongside more than 10,000 startups, investors and talents from all over the world. Our German project partner Niclas Apitz...
Ninth SmartAging Podcast - Interesting Times Gang
We’ve created an easy-to-use tool designed to help you live more sustainably. The Spider Web Model is here to make circular living accessible for everyone, no matter where on the sustainability journey. Circular living means reducing waste and reusing materials in a...
In a news item on the public broadcasting network Latvian Television. Loreta Rozenfelde and Eriks Kurze, both working actively in the project are talk about opportunities and challenges around round goby in Latvia. Every year, local fishermen haul in several hundred...