The Crash course in regenerative farming is an introduction to regenerative farming tailored to meet the needs of businesses in the food system. The free online course takes around two hours to complete and is open to anyone interested in sustainable food production.
The future of the Baltic Sea is shaped in fields, forests, and across the entire catchment area. When nutrients stay on land instead of flowing into waterways, eutrophication decreases and waters become clearer. Efforts to help the Baltic Sea also benefit nearby lakes. Agricultural and forestry practices also help mitigate climate change and strengthen biodiversity.
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The Baltic Sea is one of the most polluted seas in the world. We work where real impact begins.
HOW WE SAVE THE BALTIC SEA
The Baltic Sea will be saved by the actions we take on land. This requires broad cooperation.
Pieta Jarva, Managing Director, BSAG
The state of the Baltic Sea, climate change and biodiversity loss are all linked. Luckily, the solutions are too.
Saara Kankaanrinta, co-founder of BSAG
Protectors of the Baltic Sea
The decades of work to save the Baltic Sea are paying off.
Together, we have succeeded in reducing nutrient leaching that causes eutrophication. But the Baltic Sea still needs our help.
There are countless ways to be a Protector of the Baltic Sea, every action counts. Get inspired by these articles and the different ways to help our only sea.
Crash course in regenerative farming
As a bank, we have the opportunity to support the green transition. With the Baltic Sea Commitment, we can offer our customers financing solutions that support regenerative agriculture and reduce climate impacts, while strengthening the sustainability of the entire domestic food system.
Petri Siviranta, CEO, The Savings Bank of Somero
PROTECT THE BALTIC SEA EVERY DAY
Protect the Baltic Sea's aquatic biodiversity, and make sustainable choices in daily life to reduce your environmental footprint. Discover ten ways to protect the Baltic Sea now!
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This Holiday, donate to marine nature protection so that the Baltic Sea doesn't go silent.
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Green Flag Raised on Topelius Day
On Topelius Day, 14 January 2026, BSAG will raise a new flag reflecting the current state of the Baltic Sea. Instead of Finland’s traditional blue and white, the Baltic Sea flag features a green cross on a grey background. Through the Baltic Sea Green Cross Flag campaign, BSAG aims to draw attention to the sea’s critical condition and to the urgent need to protect it.