To analyse these changes and investigate their possible causes, researchers at the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) are developing data analysis tools for the Daugava River and Gulf of Riga pilot region within the AquaINFRA project.
The new BlueMissionBANOS2030 project will build on the results of BlueMissionBANOS and work closely with BlueActionBANOS
On 31 October 2026, the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) will take part in GeoDay at Šlītere Lighthouse in Slītere National Park, western Latvia.
Exploring the Baltic Sea’s underwater reefs at GeoDay 2026 Read More »
Water quality, microplastic pollution, underwater sound, the seabed and aquatic organisms were among the topics explored by visitors at the Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) European Researchers’ Night
Researchers’ Night at LHEI: Aquatic Research in Practice Read More »
The YouTube channel of the MARTE – Marine Technology Excellence Hub for Sustainable Blue Economy in the Baltics project is gradually developing into an open-access knowledge hub, bringing together recordings of seminars, technical workshops and other project events focused on marine technologies, the blue economy and innovation in the Baltic Sea region.
On 25 September, European Researchers’ Night 2026 will take place across Latvia. The Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology (LHEI) invites visitors
European Researchers’ Night 2026: Explore Marine and Freshwater Science at LHEI 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 »
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 »
