15 Sep 2026
The SeaGarden website is live
The SeaGarden website is now published at seagarden.ku.lt.
The site sets out what regenerative marine farming is and why it matters for the South Baltic, introduces the six partners and the pilot Sea Gardens planned for Germany, Poland and Lithuania alongside the Danish forerunner farm, and explains how the work is organised across the four work packages. News and events are published as the project runs.
The Knowledge Hub is where SeaGarden’s three flagship outputs will be published as they are completed: the Joint Framework Guidance, the Decision-Support Toolbox and the Technical Toolkit for Practitioners. All three will be openly available. Under the project’s grant commitments they stay online, with open access, for at least five years after the project closes.
A webinars section is ready for online sessions and trainings, which will run on a web-conference platform hosted by Klaipeda University once it is available.
If you spot something wrong or missing, there is a feedback form — we would rather hear about it.