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Characterisation of the Baltic Sea Ecosystem: Dynamics and Function of Coastal Types
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Acroniem: CHARM Periode: Januari 2002 tot December 2005 Status: Afgelopen

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University of Aarhus; National Environmental Research Institute (NERI), meer Rieman, Bo, coördinator Christiansen, Trine Josefson, Alf Finnish Environment Institute (FEI/SYKE), meer Bäck, Saraa Lehtoranta, Jouni Kauppila, Pirrko Ruuskanen, Ari Abo Akademi University, meer Bonsdorff, Erik Boström, Christoffer Perus, Jens European Commission Joint Research Center; Marine Environment Unit (ISPRA), meer Heiskanen, Anna-Stiina van de Bund, Wouter Klaipeda University; Coastal Research and Planning Institute (CORPI), meer Razinkovas, Arturas Olenin, Sergej Daunys, Darius Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research, Warnemünde (IOW), meer Nausch, Günther Schernewski, Gerald Wasmund, Norbert Wielgat, Magdalena University of Tartu; Estonian Marine Institute (EMI), meer Martin, Georg Lips, Urmas Kotta, Jonne Kanoshina, Inga Torn, Kaire University of Latvia; Institute of Aquatic Ecology, meer Andrushaitis, Andris Yurkovskis, Aivars Stockholm University; Department of Systems Ecology, meer Wulff, Frederik Engqvist, Anders Johansson, Sif Sea Fisheries Institute in Gdynia, meer Warzocha, Jan Witek, Zbigniew Pastuszak, Marianna Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald, meer Schubert, Hendrik Sagert, Sigrid

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Abstract

The CHARM project will develop recommendations on typology, reference conditions and monitoring strategies for implementing the EC Water Framework Directive in the coastal zone of the Baltic Sea. The project is sponsored by the European Commission and coordinated by the National Environmental Research Institute, Department of Marine Ecology in Denmark and project participants are from research institutions in all countries around the Baltic Sea except for Russia.

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