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Sustainable tourism in archipelagos

Hanna-Mari Kuhmonen, Senior Specialist, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland, Finland

Vulnerable sea needs voluntary work to support common vision

Hannu Klemola, Areal Manager, Finnish Association for Nature Conservation (FANC), Finland

Manure data as a prerequisite to its sustainable use

Sari Luostarinen, Senior Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), Finland

Is Estonia’s timber industry barking up the wrong tree?

Katarzyna Fidler, Project Manager, Baltic Sea Conservation Foundation (BaltCF), Germany

State of the Baltic Sea is a priority to the Finnish government

Krista Mikkonen, Minister of the Environment and Climate Change, Ministry of the Environment, Finland

Recycling is a key to the sustainable marine ecology and economy

Kalervo Väänänen, Professor, Rector Emeritus, University of Turku, Finland

St. Olav Waterway – A European cultural route through the Archipelago

James Simpson, Project Manager, St. Olav Waterway, Finland

Sustainable tourism requires cooperation

Anne-Marget Hellén, Director of Tourism, Visit Turku, Finland

The Decade for oceans and humanity

Anna Törnroos, Assistant Professor (tenure track), Faculty of Science and Engineering, Åbo Akademi University, Finland

CoastNET LIFE offers cost-effectiveness in nature management

Marko Takala, Project Manager, CoastNET LIFE, Parks & Wildlife, Finland

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