Baltic Coastal Ecosystems

Chapter 1 Status, Problems and Integrated Management of Baltic Coastal Ecosystems

Chapter 2 Recent Changes in Northern German Lagoons with Special Reference to Eutrophication

Chapter 3 Macrophytes in Coastal Lagoons of the Southern Baltic — Recent Knowledge and Developments

Chapter 4 Microbial Metabolism in Sediments of Coastal Inlets of the Southern Baltic Sea — Response to Gradients of Eutrophication

Chapter 5 The Ecological Importance of Mussels, Their Effect on Water Quality and Their Possible Use for Coastal Zone Management

Chapter 6 Effects of Eutrophication on Fish Stocks in Baltic Lagoons

Chapter 7 Compilation of Nutrient Loads for the Szczecin Lagoon (Southern Baltic)

Chapter 8 Harmful Algal Blooms in Coastal Waters of the South-Eastern Baltic Sea

Chapter 9 Anthropogenic Pressure and Environmental Effects on the Gulf of Gdansk: Recent Management Efforts

Chapter 10 Important Features of Coastline Dynamics in Poland: “Nodal Points” and “Gates”

Chapter 11 Environmental Problems of the South-Eastern Baltic Coast and the Curonian Lagoon

Chapter 12 Problems in Fisheries and Management of Fish Resources in the Gulf of Riga

Chapter 13 Environmental Problems and Challenges for Coastal Zone Management in the Neva Estuary (Eastern Gulf of Finland)

Chapter 14 Scientific Research: The German Point of View

Chapter 15 Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) in the Context of Spatial Planning

Chapter 16 Important User Needs in the Coastal Zone of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Legal Obligations in the German Baltic Territorial Sea

Chapter 17 Tourism and Environmental Quality of the German Baltic Coast: Conflict or Chance?

Chapter 18 The EC Water Framework Directive for Coastal Zones: Legal Aspects

Chapter 19 Environmental Policy-Making in the Northwest of Russia: Ecological Problems and Management of the Eastern Gulf of Finland Coastal Zone

Chapter 20 Harmful Non-Native Species in the Baltic Sea — An Ignored Problem

Chapter 21 Remote Sensing Applications in Coastal Zone Management

Chapter 22 3D Ecosystem Models as Decision Support Tools in the Gulf of Finland — the Kotka Archipelago as an Example

Chapter 23 The “Geo-Information System Coast Mecklenburg-Vorpommern”

Chapter 24 Developing Efficient Information Provision Tools for ICM Practitioners in the Baltic

Chapter 25 Indicators of the Development of Sustainable Tourism in the Baltic Sea Region

Chapter 26 Conflict Management and Consensus-Building for Integrated Coastal Zone Management — Does Stakeholder Involvement Fit to the Baltic Sea Region?

Chapter 27 Linking Partners in Joint Coastal Management Research: Strategies toward Sustainability

Chapter 28 Integrated Coastal Zone Management: Case Study Rügen-Hiddensee

Chapter 29 Integrated Management of Coastal Defence in Schleswig-Holstein: Experience and Challenges