Course
Our Common Baltic summer course
September 9, 2015
Course
Our Common Baltic summer course
Start date: September 9, 2015 3:00 PM
End date: September 14, 2015
Place: Hel Marine Station
Address: Hel, Polen
Description
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Our Common Baltic summer course in 2013[/caption]
The CCB summer course, ”Our Common Baltic, OCB,” takes place this year at Hel Marine Station 9-14 September.
Hel Marine Station is situated on the top of the beautiful Hel peninsula in Poland. Hel has boat connection with Gdynia during summertime.
CCB member organizations are entitled to propose one person to Our Common Baltic. As resources are limited, priority is given to those who register first. If you are interested to participate, please contact your CCB member organization for further instructions and information about registrations.
The CCB network aims to develop contacts between environmentalists in all the Baltic Sea countries.
Looking forward to a fun and informative course this September!
Final programme here
The presentations made during the course:
CCB Marine litter
Baltic fish and Baltic fisheries OCB 2015
River Watch OCB 2015
Ecosanitation
OCB 2015 Skorupski
Nutrient balanced agriculture practice
New approach to rural toilets
Mare Nostrum Balticum
Folder phosphate campaign
Presentations made by the participants about activities in their organisations etc:
“Nerush” on protection of water objects
Ecosanitaion in Ukraine: success and prospects
2015 Presentation Hel marine station
Presentation of the Polish Ecological Club (PKE)
Grey seals harbour porpoises
Please register by filling in the form and send to hildur@ccb.se
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Day 1 – 9th September
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[tcol]15.00–19.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea with sandwiches on arrival with registration[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.30–19.50[/tcol]
[tcol]Introduction to CCB and the course programme[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.50–20.15[/tcol]
[tcol]Short personal introductions, name, country, organisation[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]20.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 2 – 10th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.00–08.40[/tcol]
[tcol]Introduction to the work of Hel Marine Station[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.40-10.30[/tcol]
[tcol]The participants give a small introduction about their country, the organisation they represent and what topics they focus on.
7 min each!
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]10.30–11.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Observation of the seals at Hel Marine Station during the feeding combined with medical training;[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]11.30–12.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Visit in the museum of marine mammals (exhibition of seals and porpoises);[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]12.00–13.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]13.30–15.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: The Baltic Sea – characteristic of biological and environmental conditions and CCB priority areas[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.00–15.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.30–16.15[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture continued: activities within CCB priority areas.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]16.30–17.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: Baltic native marine mammals – grey seals and harbour porpoises.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]18.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Nice getting together with culinary specialties from each country that the participants bring![/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 3 – 11th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol] [/tcol]
[tcol]This day will hopefully be dedicated to a whole day sailing tour, depending on the weather. Lunch on the boat.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Free time[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 4 – 12th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.30–10.30[/tcol]
[tcol]1st group. Taking samples, going by Oceanograf, the ship at Hel Marine Station[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]10.30–12.30[/tcol]
[tcol]2nd group. Taking samples, going by Oceanograf, the ship at Hel Marine Station [/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]13.00–14.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]14.00–15.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Analysing the samples in laboratory[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.30–16.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]16.00–17.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: Causes of eutrophication of the Baltic Sea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]18.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Social event, film[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 5 – 13th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.30–12.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Discussions, examples
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]12.00–13.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]13.30–15.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: CCB: Legal conditions, the role of NGO’s, local good examples, hot spots
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.00–15.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.30–18.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Discussions about how the participants and their organisations can work in order to improve the situation.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Good bye party[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 6 – 14th September Day of departure[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]08.00–09.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]09.30–11.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Summing up the experiences
Evaluation
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]12.00–13.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
[/tabrow]
[tabrow id="event2" class=""]
CCB chairman: Jakub Skorupski, Green Federation Gaja
Project leader: Nina Ljungquist, CCB office
Coordinator: Hildur Hardardottir, CCB office[/tabrow]
[/tabc]
[/tabs]
Our Common Baltic summer course in 2013[/caption]The CCB summer course, ”Our Common Baltic, OCB,” takes place this year at Hel Marine Station 9-14 September.
Hel Marine Station is situated on the top of the beautiful Hel peninsula in Poland. Hel has boat connection with Gdynia during summertime.
CCB member organizations are entitled to propose one person to Our Common Baltic. As resources are limited, priority is given to those who register first. If you are interested to participate, please contact your CCB member organization for further instructions and information about registrations.
The CCB network aims to develop contacts between environmentalists in all the Baltic Sea countries.
Looking forward to a fun and informative course this September!
Final programme here
The presentations made during the course:
CCB Marine litter
Baltic fish and Baltic fisheries OCB 2015
River Watch OCB 2015
Ecosanitation
OCB 2015 Skorupski
Nutrient balanced agriculture practice
New approach to rural toilets
Mare Nostrum Balticum
Folder phosphate campaign
Presentations made by the participants about activities in their organisations etc:
“Nerush” on protection of water objects
Ecosanitaion in Ukraine: success and prospects
2015 Presentation Hel marine station
Presentation of the Polish Ecological Club (PKE)
Grey seals harbour porpoises
Please register by filling in the form and send to hildur@ccb.se
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[tabh type="2"]
[tab id="event1" class="active"]Event Details[/tab]
[tab id="event2" class=""]Contact Details[/tab]
[/tabh]
[tabc]
[tabrow id="event1" class="active"]
Summer course programme – Draft
Day 1 – 9th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]15.00–19.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea with sandwiches on arrival with registration[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.30–19.50[/tcol]
[tcol]Introduction to CCB and the course programme[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.50–20.15[/tcol]
[tcol]Short personal introductions, name, country, organisation[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]20.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 2 – 10th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.00–08.40[/tcol]
[tcol]Introduction to the work of Hel Marine Station[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.40-10.30[/tcol]
[tcol]The participants give a small introduction about their country, the organisation they represent and what topics they focus on.
7 min each!
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]10.30–11.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Observation of the seals at Hel Marine Station during the feeding combined with medical training;[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]11.30–12.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Visit in the museum of marine mammals (exhibition of seals and porpoises);[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]12.00–13.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]13.30–15.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: The Baltic Sea – characteristic of biological and environmental conditions and CCB priority areas[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.00–15.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.30–16.15[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture continued: activities within CCB priority areas.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]16.30–17.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: Baltic native marine mammals – grey seals and harbour porpoises.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]18.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Nice getting together with culinary specialties from each country that the participants bring![/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 3 – 11th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol] [/tcol]
[tcol]This day will hopefully be dedicated to a whole day sailing tour, depending on the weather. Lunch on the boat.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Free time[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 4 – 12th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.30–10.30[/tcol]
[tcol]1st group. Taking samples, going by Oceanograf, the ship at Hel Marine Station[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]10.30–12.30[/tcol]
[tcol]2nd group. Taking samples, going by Oceanograf, the ship at Hel Marine Station [/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]13.00–14.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]14.00–15.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Analysing the samples in laboratory[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.30–16.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]16.00–17.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: Causes of eutrophication of the Baltic Sea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]18.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Social event, film[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 5 – 13th September
[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]07.00–08.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]08.30–12.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Discussions, examples
- CCB: bad manure practice, industrial animal farms
- CCB: waste water management/ecosanitation
- CCB: nutrient balanced agricultural practice
- CCB: River watch activities
- CCB: Marine litter
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]12.00–13.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]13.30–15.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lecture: CCB: Legal conditions, the role of NGO’s, local good examples, hot spots
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.00–15.30[/tcol]
[tcol]Coffee/tea[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]15.30–18.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Discussions about how the participants and their organisations can work in order to improve the situation.[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]19.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Dinner[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]Evening[/tcol]
[tcol]Good bye party[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
Day 6 – 14th September Day of departure[htable type="table-striped"]
[tbody]
[trow]
[tcol]08.00–09.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Breakfast[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]09.30–11.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Summing up the experiences
Evaluation
[/tcol]
[/trow]
[trow]
[tcol]12.00–13.00[/tcol]
[tcol]Lunch[/tcol]
[/trow]
[/tbody]
[/htable]
[/tabrow]
[tabrow id="event2" class=""]
CCB chairman: Jakub Skorupski, Green Federation Gaja
Project leader: Nina Ljungquist, CCB office
Coordinator: Hildur Hardardottir, CCB office[/tabrow]
[/tabc]
[/tabs]