Seminar/Webinar
CCB webinar about the restoration and protection of Curonian Spit foredune
February 10, 2022
Seminar/Webinar
CCB webinar about the restoration and protection of Curonian Spit foredune
Start date: February 10, 2022
End date: February 10, 2022
Place: Online
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Description
On 10 February 2022 was held the webinar about the restoration and protection of Curonian Spit foredune.
The hurricanes Elsa and Gerhard, that roared through the Kaliningrad region in January, destroyed the ramp of the observation deck on the tourist route in the Curonian Spit. The project coordinator of the observation deck, Svetlana Nigmatullina said, the ramp was essential for the deck as it allowed for wheelchair users to come down from the observation point to the seashore.
Such destructive storms are a result of climate change. In the future more storms are expected to happen as the risk of extreme weather is constantly increasing. On 10 February, Coalition Clean Baltic held an ad hoc meeting with Russian and Lithuanian environmental experts to discuss the impact of storms on the coastline of both countries. The participants also suggested ways to restore the observation deck and reinforce the coastline.
Right now, the project team is researching the solutions to restoring the observation deck in a way that would take into account the risk of future storms. If you have suggestions about the restoration of the deck, please, contact Svetlana Nigmatullina, svnigm@mail.ru.
Documents related to the event in EN:
The participants list
The agenda
Documents related to the event in RU:
The participants list
The agenda
Presentations:
- Public monitoring of coastal erosion situation on the Russian side of Curonian Spit
– before and after January 2022 storms, Alexandra Koroleva, Larisa Stanchenko
- Situation with flooding of Curonian Spit (southern part), Oleg Bass
- Lina Dikšaitė, Deputy director, Curonian Spit National Park Administration
Pictures of the ramp of the observation deck before the storm:
Pictures of the ramp of the observation deck after the storm:
Co-funded by
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.
The hurricanes Elsa and Gerhard, that roared through the Kaliningrad region in January, destroyed the ramp of the observation deck on the tourist route in the Curonian Spit. The project coordinator of the observation deck, Svetlana Nigmatullina said, the ramp was essential for the deck as it allowed for wheelchair users to come down from the observation point to the seashore.
Such destructive storms are a result of climate change. In the future more storms are expected to happen as the risk of extreme weather is constantly increasing. On 10 February, Coalition Clean Baltic held an ad hoc meeting with Russian and Lithuanian environmental experts to discuss the impact of storms on the coastline of both countries. The participants also suggested ways to restore the observation deck and reinforce the coastline.
Right now, the project team is researching the solutions to restoring the observation deck in a way that would take into account the risk of future storms. If you have suggestions about the restoration of the deck, please, contact Svetlana Nigmatullina, svnigm@mail.ru.
Documents related to the event in EN:
The participants list
The agenda
Documents related to the event in RU:
The participants list
The agenda
Presentations:
- Public monitoring of coastal erosion situation on the Russian side of Curonian Spit
– before and after January 2022 storms, Alexandra Koroleva, Larisa Stanchenko
- Situation with flooding of Curonian Spit (southern part), Oleg Bass
- Lina Dikšaitė, Deputy director, Curonian Spit National Park Administration
Pictures of the ramp of the observation deck before the storm:
Pictures of the ramp of the observation deck after the storm:
Co-funded by
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.