This is the full PDF version of the Joint Norwegian-Russian environmental status 2013 report on the Barents Sea Ecosystem - and the latest available full update published on this website. The report was initiated by the Joint Russian-Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation and the work has been carried out in co-operation with the Joint Russian-Norwegian Fisheries Commission.
Notice. Good environmental cooperation between Russia and Norway is important for taking care of the environment and managing the resources in the north. Due to Russia's war of attacks on Ukraine, government cooperation between the Norway and Russia has been reduced to a minimum and bilateral environmental cooperation has been put on hold until further notice. Hence, update of the Barentsportal concerning the environmental status for the Barents Sea has been put on hold.
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Joint Norwegian-Russian environmental status report. WGIBAR report 2017, 2018, 2019
This is the full PDF version of the yearly update of the Joint Norwegian-Russian environmental status report on the Barents Sea Ecosystem for 2017, 2018, and 2019. The reports are was initiated by the Joint Russian-Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation and the work has been carried out in co-operation with the Joint Russian-Norwegian Fisheries Commission.
Joint Russian-Norwegian Monitoring Project
The project "Ocean‐3, ecosystem monitoring in the Barents Sea" will establish the base for joint Norwegian‐Russian monitoring of the Barents Sea ecosystem. The project is a part of the Work Programme for the Norwegian‐Russian environmental cooperation 2013‐2015 (approved in Svanhovd, 18 Sept. 2012). The main partners in this cooperation from the Norwegian side
Joint Norwegian-Russian environmental status. Report on the Barents Sea Ecosystem (previous reports)
Norwegian Institute of Marine Reaseach and Russian PINRO have published reports on the state of the Barents Sea ecosystem since 2006 based on joint monitoring of the ecosystem under the framework of the Joint Russian-Norwegian Fishery commission. The scope of the report was extended in the report published in 2009 with more scientific institutions involved