Conference
CATCH Conference - "Sustainable Coastal Angling - A development Chance for the South Baltic Region"
April 5, 2019
CATCH Conference - "Sustainable Coastal Angling - A development Chance for the South Baltic Region"
Conference
Start date: April 5, 2019
End date: April 6, 2019
Time: 9:00 AM
Place: Dźwirzyno, Poland
Address: Hotel SENATOR, Wyzwolenia 35 St., Dźwirzyno, Poland
Description
The CATCH Conference "Sustainable Coastal Angling - A development Chance for the South Baltic Region" was held on 5-6 April in Dźwirzyno, Poland.
Gordon P. Hendriks guideded the participants through three sessions with international speakers sharing their knowledge about:
1. Why is sustainability so important in coastal angling? - An environmental context.
2. How can coastal angling tourism contribute to the South Baltic Region development in a social aspect?
3. How to successfully promote coastal angling services in the South Baltic Region? -Business and Public Policy
Parallel workshops offered the opportunity to learn fly fishing or to gain insights into recreational fishing for young people in different countries.
A field trip on Saturday introduced participants to the activities of local fishing guards and included a visit to a hydroelectric power plant. The field trip was free of charge, a lunch box was included.
Participants of the conference were invited to present posters with reference to the conference topics in a poster session.
CCB Fisheries Policy Officer attended the event and talked about "Recreational Fisheries in the Baltic region".
More presentations, pictures and a short report are available here.
The Agenda is available here.
A multilingual information platform for anglers, tourists, stakeholders and service providers is available at this link: www.fishingsouthbaltic.eu.
Gordon P. Hendriks guideded the participants through three sessions with international speakers sharing their knowledge about:
1. Why is sustainability so important in coastal angling? - An environmental context.
2. How can coastal angling tourism contribute to the South Baltic Region development in a social aspect?
3. How to successfully promote coastal angling services in the South Baltic Region? -Business and Public Policy
Parallel workshops offered the opportunity to learn fly fishing or to gain insights into recreational fishing for young people in different countries.
A field trip on Saturday introduced participants to the activities of local fishing guards and included a visit to a hydroelectric power plant. The field trip was free of charge, a lunch box was included.
Participants of the conference were invited to present posters with reference to the conference topics in a poster session.
CCB Fisheries Policy Officer attended the event and talked about "Recreational Fisheries in the Baltic region".
More presentations, pictures and a short report are available here.
The Agenda is available here.
A multilingual information platform for anglers, tourists, stakeholders and service providers is available at this link: www.fishingsouthbaltic.eu.
