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PROTECT BALTIC - Deliverable 3.10 - Spatial information on possible biodiversity hotspots (present and future)

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Authors: Pesch, Roland; Leiz, Maren; Lenzi, Javier; Berkström, Charlotte; Sacre, Edmond; Erlandsson, Mårten; Fredriksson, Ronny; +11 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.21897440

PROTECT BALTIC - Deliverable 3.10 - Spatial information on possible biodiversity hotspots (present and future)

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This deliverable provides spatial data layers identifying potential biodiversity hotspots across the Baltic Sea under both present-day and future environmental conditions. The outputs have been developed within the PROTECT BALTIC project to support ecosystem-based management, marine spatial planning, biodiversity protection, and regional environmental assessments. The hotspot outputs are available here: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21791346

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