Partners

SAMBAH has ten partners in Sweden, Finland, Poland and Denmark. We will also be working closely with colleagues in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Germany to make SAMBAH cover as much of the Baltic Sea as possible.

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Organizations in the Baltic states will be subcontracted to carry out the work needed, while Germany will work with separate funding, e.g. from the German Ministry of Environment and the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, in close cooperation with SAMBAH.

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Project partners Sweden:    Kolmårdens Djurpark (Coordinator)   Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management ​   Finland:    Turku University of Applied Sciences     Ministry of Environment     Särkänniemi Adventure Park (Tampere dolphinarium) ​    Poland:    University of Gdańsk ​ Institute of Meteorology and Water Management ​ Chief Inspectorate for Environmental Protection ​ ​ Denmark: ​ Department of Bioscience, Aarhus University ​ ​ Danish Forest and Nature Agency ​ Non-financial supporting organisations ​ ASCOBANS ​ HELCOM ​ ECS ​ WWF Germany ​ Coalition Clean Baltic ​ Swedish Armed Forces ​ Swedish Board of Fisheries ​ Swedish Fishermen’s Federation ​ Swedish Society for Nature Conservation ​ Swedish Coast Guard ​ Maritime Office in Gdynia, Poland ​ Ministry of Environment, Agency for Spatial and Environmental Planning, Denmark ​ Danish Maritime Safety Administration ​ Estonian Ministry of Environment ​ Estonian Fund for Nature ​ Latvian Ministry of Environment ​ Lithuanian Ministry of Environment

Cooperating organizations and subcontractors ​ Germany:   German Oceanographic Museum, Stralsund ​   Estonia:   ProMare ​ ​ Latvia:   Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology ​ ​ Lithuania:   Coastal Research and Planning Institute, Klaipeda University ​ Sweden: AquaBiota Water Research               (Subcontracted for Project Management) ​ ​ ​ United Kingdom: RUWPA - Research Unit for Wildlife Population Assessment ​   CREEM - Centre for Research into Ecological and Environmental Modelling, University of St Andrews. ​