On 22 August, researchers from the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) visited Ziemupe on Latvia’s Baltic Sea coast, where they took part in the educational programme of the “ma-DARA” event.
LHEI in Ziemupe Invited Visitors to Discover the Sea as the Beginning of Life Read More »
The Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA) has published an article highlighting the Baltic Sea seabed and ecological research carried out by the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) within the ELWIND project along the Kurzeme coast.
LIAA Publication Highlights LHEI’s Baltic Sea Research within the ELWIND Project Read More »
On 11 July, a team of researchers from the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) took part in the Liepāja Sea Festival, setting up the “Sea Winds Laboratory” on Liepāja beach.
LHEI Invited Visitors to Explore the Baltic Sea Up Close at the Liepāja Sea Festival Read More »
A new international study examines changes across seven Baltic Sea sub-basins, looking at shifts in the balance between different groups of organisms as well as the impacts of human activities and climate change.
New study highlights long-term changes in Baltic Sea food webs Read More »
Pasākums ik gadu vienuviet pulcē mūziku, mākslu, amatniecību, zināšanas par dabu un vidi un kopābūšanu pie jūras. Šī gada pasākuma tēma ir “Šūpulis”.
LHEI to Bring Marine Science to the “ma-DARA” Event in Ziemupe Read More »
Over two days, the festival brought together researchers, scientific organisations and curious visitors, offering opportunities to discover science through talks, experiments, conversations and hands-on exploration of the surrounding environment.
Science Beyond the Laboratory – Looking Back at the “Mērsraga ābols” Science Festival Read More »
LHEI will be represented by researchers Solvita Strāķe, Ieva Bārda and Ieva Putniņa-Nīmane.
Before major infrastructure is planned at sea, it is essential to understand what lies beneath the surface. In the case of the ELWIND project, researchers from the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) are carrying out this work in the area designated for Latvia’s planned offshore wind farm.
Project APRIORA, involving researchers from the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology, has been officially recognised as a Mission Charter Action under the European Union Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030”
APRIORA Recognised as an Action under the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters” Read More »
Scientific diving enables researchers to make direct observations, document underwater environments and collect data on marine and freshwater ecosystems.
