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We Save the Baltic Sea
and its Heritage

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Roninsuo Taivalkoskella.

Controlling greenhouse gas emissions, nutrient runoff, and biodiversity loss

In our new project, we are restoring former peat production areas into diverse wetlands. A restored wetland reduces nutrient runoff into the Baltic Sea, and the peat field transforms from a source of emissions into a carbon sink.

G90-hävittäjän hylky ja putkessa paikallaan säilynyt torpedo. Kuva: Jouni Polkko

Digital Exhibition: Fog of War

The exhibition takes you on a journey to explore shipwrecks from the World War I and the dramatic stories still found from the depths of the sea. The exhibition is based on the book Fog of War, which you can purchase from our online store.

New Guidelines to Reduce Nutrient Emissions from Ports Handling Fertilizers

The guidelines developed under the leadership of the John Nurminen Foundation contain recommendations for, e.g., the loading of fertilizers and personnel training. The Guidelines are on their way to becoming an international recommendation by HELCOM. 

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With your help, we save the Baltic Sea

Donations enable us to protect the marine nature and communicate why the sea matters.

News and Events

About us and the Baltic Sea

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Our Story

Our mission is to save the Baltic Sea and its heritage for future generations.

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Collaboration

We work with a wide range of partners, both in Finland and internationally, in order to save the Baltic Sea.

Baltic Sea facts

Dive into the Baltic Sea. Get to know the characteristics and challenges of the sea and why it is vital to protect it.

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