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Scientists raise public awareness of alien plant species in Karelia. Even if many of them may appear commonplace, they can pose risk to local ecosystems and sometimes also to human health. A new video from KarRC RAS introduces several alien plants.

A training session on “War history tourism development prospects” took place on December 17th within the international project “Ordinary Man in a Great War”.

A story about the international project “Ordinary Man in a Great War”, where the Lead Partner on the Russian side is the Karelian Research Centre RAS, was aired on TV.

Is it true that ticks have become more dangerous? This question, which is of concern for many people in Karelia, was answered by Head of the Laboratory for Plant and Animal Parasitology at the Institute of Biology of the Karelian Research Centre RAS Sergey Bugmyrin in a recent post by the DIAS project.

KarRC RAS delivered its proposals regarding thematic priorities for the upcoming Interreg Baltic Sea Region programme

Specialists from the Karelian Research Centre RAS evaluated the state of several small rivers flowing to Lake Onego – Europe’s second largest lake