Quick facts about the Bothnian Bay
2021-04-12
How deep, large, salty, old and cold is the Bothnian Bay? Here are some quick facts to get to know the place within a minute.
SeaCOMBO is a project working for an increased cooperation between Sweden and Finland when it comes to conservation and management of the marine environment in the Bothnian Bay, the northernmost part of the Baltic Sea.
The project will investigate the possibilities for a transboundary marine protected area, develop a plan for restoration of marine habitats and further increase the knowledge about the underwater environment and its inhabitants. This will contribute towards a sustainable management and improved environmental status of the Bothnian Bay. The project started in May 2020 and will end in December 2021. SeaCOMBO is a continuation of the project SEAmBOTH – Seamless maps and management of the northern Bothnian Bay.
On this site you find information about the project and updates about what is going on. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
How deep, large, salty, old and cold is the Bothnian Bay? Here are some quick facts to get to know the place within a minute.
Are you a university student and want to learn about marine species in the Bothnian Bay and how to conduct marine field inventories? On 16–20 of August 2021 we arrange a marine field course on the island of Ulkokrunni in
The aim of our survey study was to get information about how the existing protected areas are used, what kind of needs there are, and if a cross-border protected area would be something that people are interested in visiting. We
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