The cover of the report Threatened habitat types in Finland 2018.

Threatened habitat types in Finland 2018: the Baltic Sea

News, November 4, 2020 Finnish Environment Institute SYKE
The threat status of Finnish habitat types was assessed for the second time in 2018. This report was now produced in English for the 48 marine habitat types of the Baltic Sea to facilitate international cooperation, for example HELCOM work. The same material will be integrated into the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems Database, where both global and regional Red List assessments will be collected.

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