Loviisan saariston kalatalousalue
Kotka, Finland
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Loviisan saariston kalatalousalue is a non-profit association based in Kotka, Finland working on nature & wildlife conservation.
Loviisan saariston kalatalousalue is a public-law, public-benefit association in Finland that manages the fisheries region covering the Loviisa archipelago, including sea areas, the lower reaches of the Koskenkylänjoki and Tesjoki rivers, and several lakes. Its purpose is to develop local fisheries and promote members' cooperation in the sustainable use and management of fish stocks. Members are water-area owners holding fishing rights and national fisheries organisations. The association holds an annual general meeting, publishes the management and maintenance plan, informs on fishing regulations and catch reporting, and supports the activation of shareholder associations.
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Osakaskuntien aktivointi
Community development · Finland
Project funded by the ELY Centre to activate water-area shareholder associations (osakaskunnat), including information, guidance on organising and merging, and model rules.
Toimenpideohjelma merimetsojen vähentämiseksi
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Finland
Programme to reduce cormorant numbers in the Loviisa archipelago to protect fish stocks, supported by fisheries management fee funds from the ELY Centre.