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Saving the Archipelago Sea calls for legislative actions, the stick and the carrots The Archipelago Sea is one of the most spectacular natural environs in Finland – but for how long? Eutrophication caused by phosphorus and the resulting algal blooms in the sea pose a serious threat to the natural and recreational values of the unique marine environment and the various forms of livelihood in the archipelago. Immediate, binding and efficient actions are needed to reverse the current development. Read more

Professor Pentti Huovinen received the A. I. Virtanen Prize

Professor Emeritus Pekka Niemelä: “Root causes for the loss of nature derive from the Age of Enlightenment"

We are all responsible for the natural environment of Finland

Birds of the North photo exhibition at St Henry’s Ecumenical Art Chapel

Fly the flag for Finnish nature

Sakari Alhopuro is Alum of the Year for the University of Turku

Bacteria maintain our health

IIppo Vuorinen relates the stories of Seili with the precision of a researcher

Sakari Alhopuro’s Striking Photography Exhibition