News

Curious about the marine life in the Bothnian Bay? Want to know more about some particular species of plants or animals?

In the beginning of a new year it is good to look back, and remind yourself about the Summer days now that the days are

Habitats in the Bothnian Bay provide important functions for the ecosystems, such as shelter, food source, area for reproduction and nursing grounds for young fish.

The archipelago of Kemi–Tornio-Haparanda is a truly unique area, located at the northern most part of the Baltic Sea.

You can start answering to our survey study in English here. More information in English behind the link and below. Voit vastata kyselytutkimukseen suomeksi klikkaamalla

What can you find in the Bothnian Bay? And what happens with the plants underwater during winter? Listen to the broadcast at Sveriges Radio Naturmorgon!

During the field inventories in Summer 2020 we found the first Braun’s stoneworts (Chara braunii) from the shore of Oulu.

One of the areas SeaCOMBO project mapped this summer was Siikajoki. Siikajoki was chosen since we needed more information of the marine habitats in the

Finally we managed to meet up after a spring and summer of only digital meetings. During the past week, project group members gathered from Oulu

Who are we and what do we do? On the Swedish side we have County Administrative Board of Norrbotten and on the Finnish side the