Developing historical sites of coastal defence into attractive tourist destinations.

The main objective of the project is to promote the health and well-being of children and young people of generation Z by increasing their levels of green exercise

Conservation of peatlands and small water bodies in Finland.

A diverse range of measures is used to promote the safeguarding of the endangered Saimaa ringed seal.

An action programme steering Metsähallitus operations in the state-owned land and water areas in Ostrobothnia 2018-2023.

Sustainable nature tourism project

Improving the ecological status and biodiversity of water bodies in the Natura 2000 network.

Project to create a joint network of historical tourist attractions in Finland and in Estonia.

We help to preserve the most vulnerable sites of the Baltic Sea

Building of the Finnish Nature Centre Haltia.

Project enhanced the quality of life of local people in Finland, Latvia and Lithuania through shared knowledge and cooperation in nature protection and sustainable tourism development.

Developing the preconditions for nature and culture tourism in the Porvoo outer archipelago.

Building of the new visitor centre.

Improving the accessibility and operational environments of the Ekenäs Archipelago National Park and the nearby protected areas.

The objective was to improve the accessibility of hiking services in the Nuuksio National Park.

The aim off the project was to increase cooperation and develope eco-tourism in the Nature Reserve areas on both sides of the Finnish and Russian national border.

Increases regional knowledge about Arctic Biological, Cultural and Geological heritage in the northern Fennoscandia.

Project’s objective was to promote the preservation of the unique natural and cultural values in the protected areas of the Karelia region and raise the nature-based tourism services provided by the region’s parks to an international standard.

Cross-border co-operation between the only marine national parks in the Bothnian Bay, Bothnian Bay national park and Haparanda Skärgård national park.

The main goal in this Finnish-Norwegian-Swedish project was to develop the co-operation between Nordic authorities and research institutes for the conservation of freshwater pearl mussel.