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Living North Sea

The Living North Sea project solved problems surrounding the management of fish species, which relied on moving between the North Sea and freshwater systems of partner countries. These species were under considerable threat, some even in hazardous decline.

Living North Sea brought together representatives from across the North Sea Region in a project that would make long lasting changes to the way that migratory fish species, whose stocks were shared between nations, were managed in the region. The project created a permanent management group for migratory fish of these habitats, which would continue to work collaboratively, but also tackle decision making processes ensuring project results could be integrated in future policies on the national and EU level.


BENEFICIARIES PER COUNTRY
UNITED KINGDOM
Environment Agency
Tweed Foundation
Centre for Marine & Coastal Zone Management (CMCZM), University of Aberdeen
Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) Executive Agency of DEFRA
The Rivers Trust
THE NETHERLANDS
Regional Water Authority Hunze en Aa's
Regional Water Authority Noorderzijlvest
Regional Water Authority Waternet
Royal Dutch National Angling Organisation
BELGIUM
INBO Research Institute for Nature & Forest
SWEDEN
Municipality of Falkenberg
DENMARK
Odense Municipality
DTU Aqua National Institute for Aquatic Resources, section for Inland Fisheries
NORWAY
Norwegian Institute for Nature Research - NINA
GERMANY
Johann Heinrich von Thünen-Institute, Federal Research Institute for Rural Areas, Forestry and Fisheries Institute for Fisheries Ecology