First face-to-face COASTFRAG meeting!
The 2023 COASTFRAG general meeting was held on February 6-10 in Lillehammer (Norway). Further to... Read More
Seaweed beds are essential for us and for nature. However, as human activities and climate change impact the environment, the many benefits we derive from them are also at risk. Project COASTFRAG will study how habitat fragmentation, temperature, water quality, wave exposure and predation affect intertidal seaweed communities across Europe. The project will create models and projections into a changing future, and will increase our knowledge to better protect these essential ecosystems.
The 2023 COASTFRAG general meeting was held on February 6-10 in Lillehammer (Norway). Further to... Read More
Do you want to do science with us in Norway? We invite students at the... Read More
A successful 2021 fieldwork season has just been completed in Norway, by NIVA's and UiO's... Read More
Trine Bekkby and Susi Schneider wrote a piece in the Norwegian diving magazine Dykking.no, to... Read More
"We can not preserve all species, so why is it important to try?" This provocative... Read More
Susi Schneider and Trine Bekkby were invited to NRK Ekko to talk about biodiversity, on... Read More
The COASTFRAG Kick-off meeting took place between the 17th and the 22nd of March, 2021,... Read More
It's official!! Project COASTFRAG is funded and minor changes suggested by the Norwegian Research Council... Read More