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Biota. Marine mammals

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Status Report. The authors

Puffins in the Barents Sea. Photo NP 

More than 100 experts from a total of 9 Russian and 20 Norwegian institutions have participated in the preparation of the report, and the work has been organized in 13 expert groups. The work has been led by Sevmorgeo and PINRO on Russian side and on Norwegian side by the Institute of Marine Research and the Norwegian Polar Institute..

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The Russian - Norwegian cooperation

Waving kelp at the Norwegian coast. Photo IMR

BarentsPortal is a project developed under the Joint Russian - Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation. The joint environmental report is a co-operation project between the Joint Russian - Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation and the Joint Russian-Norwegian Fisheries Commission

Read about Joint Russian - Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation (unfortunately only in Norwegian - please use web based translation)

Read about the Joint Russian-Norwegian Fisheries Commission

Walrus. Metadata

A total of 79 haul-out sites are registered at Svalbard. These are in the GIS Service shown distributed based on important for the species. A total of 12 haul-out sites are registered from the Russian part of the Barents Sea.There are now statement for importance.

Please go to the MAP Service to find the visual presentation under section Biota.

See Estimating the Number of Walruses in Svalbard from Aerial Surveys and Behavioural Data from Satellite Telemetry. C. Lydersen et al. 2008. 

For information of haul-out sites in Russian part of the Barents Sea please contact Stanislav Belikov sbelik40@mail.ru

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