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On Thursday, Lithuanian and foreign specialists will discuss why so many gray seals are dying in the Baltic Sea and will look for solutions to the problem.
In addition to the museum, the Department of Environment, Ministries of Agriculture and Seaside Regional Park will participate in this meeting. Perkūnas, the world's leading non-governmental organization, is led by Reinhard Grabler and Sona Kalafusova
They are visiting Lithuania at the invitation of Seimas member Linas Balsys
Gray seals from the Baltic are on the list red from all Baltic countries.
Last year, 41 gray seals were found alone in Seaside Regional Park. Some of them are detected with a shotgun, sore throat. According to L. Balsys, there is currently no consistent monitoring of the dead seals found on the Lithuanian coast for at least a year and a half, according to Balsys.
Today, data on seals killed in the Lithuanian seas are collected only by the Maritime Museum
The working session in Klaipėda aims to support the best practices of Sea organizations Shepherd working for the protection of gray seals and other marine biodiversity for many years, find solutions and opportunities for cooperation between the Lithuanian institutions and prepare the necessary legal acts that could be presented at the autumn session of the Seimas [19659003] In the Gulf of Gdańsk, Sea Shepherd leads the Perkūnas campaign, when gillnets are controlled to patrol, threatening the protection of gray seals.
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