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InfoBaltic in interview on Swedish national radio

Maya Mitell at InfoBaltic was interviewed on Swedish national radio and talked about the CyanoAlert project and asked the public to assist in providing observations on five selected pilot bathing sites in the Baltic Sea.

Listen to the interview (in Swedish)
Länsstyrelsen ska hitta giftiga alger – med hjälp av allmänheten

Read the full announcement from InfoBaltic (in Swedish)
Tala om för oss hur det ser ut vid din badplats utefter kusten!

Figure: The five selected bathing sites in the Baltic Sea: Studentviken (Karlskrona), Tofta (Gotland), Jogersö (Oxelösund), Torpesand (Värmdö) and Trouville (Sandhamn Värmdö).

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Odermatt & Brockmann

Brockmann Consult

CyanoAlert

Space Based Cyanobacteria Information & Services

Funding

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 730141.

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