Making the Invisible Visible: Bytomโs โGreen Lungsโ Put Urban Carbon Assets on the Map
During Module 3 of the Climate Budget Training Course, Robert Bialas from the city of Bytom introduced โGreen Lungs of Bytom 2030โโa case study that brings urban carbon assets into focus. The presentation revolved around four guiding questions: What is the real carbon...
REAVES in Spring – Disseminating and Pollinating like Bees in a Flower Field
Platform projects are designed for pushing dissemination of results and solutions after a project ends. Our project partners have been busy as bees in springtime over the past months spreading the word about the REAVES platform, their solutions, tools and and looking...
Gรคvle, Sweden
Gรคvle is a medium-sized city on the east coast of Sweden, with around 104 000 inhabitants. It is an important regional hub for business, education and transport. The city has a long-standing commitment to sustainable urban development, demonstrated through its climate...
Cฤsis, Latvia
Cฤsis is a small town in Latvia with a population of around 17 000. The city is known for its strong environmental and cultural identity, supported by ambitious local sustainability goals. The relatively short travel distances within the town make walking and cycling...Partnership Conference Latvia 22 – 23 April 2026
On 22โ23 April, the nine project partners of REDIRECT โRegenerative Tourism in Baltic Sea Region for Resilient Communities towards a Circular Economyโ met in Sigulda, Latvia, hosted by Sigulda Municipality. Partners from Poland, Germany, Latvia, Finland, Sweden,...
Meet the Final Three Projects Driving Regenerative Tourism in the Baltic Sea Region
Developing a New Language for Regenerative Tourism What does regenerative tourism actually look like on the ground, and how do you design experiences that actively restore the places they touch? That is the central questionย ReTourย is working to answer. Bringing...
CCC partners share lessons learned and prepare for the final project phase at Transition Lab in Gdynia
From 30 March to 1 April, the โCreative Circular Citiesโ (CCC) project partners met in Gdynia, Poland, for the final CCC Transition Lab. After more than two years of collaboration across the Baltic Sea Region, the meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on...New DIVERSE_GENE_WATCH report: How can we monitor the genetic future of Baltic forests?
Forests are changing. Climate stress, pests, pathogens, fragmentation and shifting environmental conditions are already affecting tree populations across Europe. But one of the most important questions often remains hidden: do forest trees still have the genetic...