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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

The series of posts on invasive animals in Karelia is continued. This time the focus is on the American mink. The arrival history and features of this species are described by Pyotr Danilov, Leading Researcher at the Zoology Laboratory of the Institute of Biology KaRC RAS.

Researchers from the Laboratory for Landscape Ecology and Forest Ecosystem Protection of the Forest Research Institute KarRC RAS Vera Timofeeva and Aleksey Kravchenko tell about invasive plant species in Karelia.