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History was made in the Baltic Sea this autumn when the largest private conservation area in the Archipelago Sea was established in the waters surrounding the island of Gullkrona as part of BSAG’s Living Baltic Sea project. Protecting biodiversity helps the sensitive Baltic Sea to fight threats such as climate change and eutrophication. Landowners made […]

Artikkeli Gullkrona, the largest private conservation area in the archipelago sea – 4,800 hectares of marine nature under protection julkaistiin ensimmäisen kerran Baltic Sea Action Group.

A group of top political decision-makers as well as business executives and media learned about the importance of soil in solving environmental problems at Qvidja’s experimental farm on August 24, 2022.  The course day brought the latest research information on the accumulation of soil carbon stock and its measurement. Regenerative farming was also introduced in... Read more »

The new issue of Pip is here! And we've filled it with inspiring stories and practical information for you to sit back with a good cuppa and enjoy.

Our Spring issue is packed full of sustainable living goodness. We hope you enjoy Issue 25 of Pip!

Baltic Sea Action Group (BSAG) has launched the three-year HITTI project, in March 2022. The farmer-oriented project promotes adaptive carbon farming throughout the agricultural sector. Farmers participating in the project develop adaptive carbon farming methods and form core groups and pioneering groups in the Pirkanmaa and Uusimaa regions. The groups in the Pirkanmaa region focus... Read more »

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Baltic Sea Action Group (BSAG) brings Finnish expertise on soils and multi-benefit climate solutions to the global stage more intensely than ever before. BSAG has been invited to speak at events related to the UN’s climate change conference (COP26) and will thereby raise awareness of solutions and practices developed through Carbon Action work among the... Read more »

Carbon Action has been chosen as one of the eight nominees for the Nordic Council Environment Prize 2021. The winner will be announced on the 2nd of November. The theme of this year’s prize is sustainable food systems. As for agriculture, this year the council of the Nordic countries emphasizes recirculated plant nutrition and environmentally... Read more »