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BALTIC SEA

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Western Baltic Harbor Porpoise

The Western Baltic Harbor Porpoise is a small marine mammal that inhabits the Baltic Sea. It is currently listed as critically endangered due to factors like bycatch in fishing nets and habitat degradation.

 

Tourists can help by supporting sustainable fishing practices, such as buying seafood from responsible sources and choosing dolphin-friendly products.

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Baltic Ringed Seal

The Baltic Ringed Seal is a unique subspecies of ringed seal found in the Baltic Sea. Climate change, habitat destruction, and human disturbance have contributed to their endangered status.

 

Tourists can minimize their impact by following guidelines for responsible wildlife viewing, like maintaining a safe distance from seals and minimizing noise pollution from boats.

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Baltic Sea Cod

The Baltic Sea Cod population has been declining due to overfishing, leading to a vulnerable status.

 

Tourists can help by choosing restaurants and seafood providers that adhere to sustainable fishing practices and support the recovery of cod populations.

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Sea Eagle

The White-tailed Sea Eagle is a majestic bird of prey found around the Baltic Sea. While they have made a comeback in recent years, habitat loss and human disturbance remain threats.

 

Tourists can help by respecting nesting areas and viewing these birds from a distance, using binoculars or spotting scopes to avoid disturbance.

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