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Baltic Ecosystem Adaptive Management

Baltic Ecosystem Adaptive Management, BEAM, is a five-year researchprogramme (2010-2014) on ecosystem-based management of the Baltic Sea. Given that the many problems of the Baltic Sea are so closely interconnected, interdisciplinary research that combines knowledge from different fields is necessary.

 
BEAM
 
BEAM is a research programme on ecosystem-based management of the Baltic Sea that combines and integrates Stockholm University’s successful research on Baltic ecosystems, contaminants, natural resource management and ecological models for environmental management. It is a collaboration of nine research units at Stockholm University, supported by the resources of the Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre. The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute is an important national collaborator, as well as the ECOCHANGE programme, the joint Strategic Marine Environmental Research Programme on the Baltic Sea of Umeå and Linnaeus universities.

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Last updated: May 23, 2013
Page editor: Nastassja Åstrand Capetillo
Source: Baltic Sea Centre

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BEAM

The Baltic Ecosystem Adaptive Management, BEAM, is part of the Government's strategic research areas and also of the leading research areas that have been specially chosen to profile Stockholm University.

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