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Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission Nature Protection and Biodiversity Group (HABITAT) HABITAT 16-2014, 9-1 Gothenburg, Sweden, 13-16 May 2014 Document title List of Contact Addresses and Observers of HELCOM HABITAT Code 9-1 Category CMNT Agenda Item 9 – Any other business Submission date 7.4.2014 Submitted by Secretariat Reference Document 1-2 Provisional Annotated Agenda Background This document contains the updated List of Contact Addresses and Observers of HELCOM HABITAT. Action required The Delegations and Observers are invited to check and update the lists. Page 1 of 8 HABITAT 16-2014, 9-1 List of Contact Addresses of HELCOM HABITAT EU Ms. Aurore Maillet European Commission Dir.Phone: +32 22950117 DG Environment Fax: Unit C2 - Marine Environment & Water Email: [email protected] Industry BU5-4/196 Avenue de Beaulieu 5 B-1049 Brussels Mr. Juan-Pablo Pertierra European Commission Dir.Phone: +32 22966443 DG Environment, Unit D2 Fax: 0032 2 29 79697 Av de Beaulieu 9 Email: [email protected] B-91160 Brussels Ms. Zofia Staszkiewicz European Commission Dir.Phone: Fax: Email: [email protected] DENMARK Ministry of the Environment Dir.Phone: +45 39472935 Danish Forest and Nature Agency Fax: +45 39279899 Nature Division Email: [email protected] Haraldsgade 53 DK- 2100 Copenhagen Ö Ms. Trine Christiansen European Environment Agency Dir.Phone: +45 33367244 Kongens Nytorv 6 Fax: +45 33367151 DK-1050 Copenhagen K Email: [email protected] Ms. Eva Royo Gelabert European Environment Agency Dir.Phone: +45 33367196 Project Manager Marine Assessments Fax: Kongens Nytorv 6 Email: [email protected] DK-1050 Copenhagen K Ms. Marie-Louise Krawack Danish Ministry of the Environment, Nature Dir.Phone: +45 72 54 25 68 Agency Fax: Haraldsgade 53 Email: [email protected] DK - 2100 Copenhagen Ø Ms. Bente Brix Madsen Nature Agency Dir.Phone: +4572543000 Ny Oestergade 7 Fax: Roskilde Email: [email protected] Mr. Johnny Reker Dir.Phone: Fax: Email: ESTONIA Ms. Liina Vaher Ministry of the Environment Dir.Phone: +372 6262887 Narva mnt 7a Fax: +372 6262901 EE-15172 Tallinn Email: [email protected] FINLAND Ms. Penina Blankett Ministry of the Environment Dir.Phone: +358 295250058 Ministerial Adviser Department of the Natural Environment Fax: P.O. Box 35 Email: [email protected] FI-00023 Government Mr. Orian Bondestam Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Dir.Phone: +358 916053162 Department of Fisheries and Game Fax: +358 916052640 P.O. Box 30 Email: [email protected] FI-00023 Government Mr. Jan Ekebom Natural Heritage Services Dir.Phone: +358 405036211 Page 2 of 8 HABITAT 16-2014, 9-1 P.O.Box 94 Fax: (Vernissakatu 4) Email: [email protected] FI-01301 Vantaa Mr. Ville Karvinen The Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) Dir.Phone: +358 29 525 1263 Mechelininkatu 34a Fax: P.O.Box 140 Email: [email protected] FI-00251 Helsinki Mr. Mika Laakkonen Metsähallitus Dir.Phone: P.O. Box 94 Fax: FI-01301 Vantaa Email: [email protected] Mr. Pasi Laihonen Finnish Environment Institute Dir.Phone: +358 400802048 P.O. Box 140 Fax: +358 954902290 FI-00251 Helsinki Email: [email protected] Mr. Heikki Lehtinen Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Dir.Phone: +358 407709496 Department of Fisheries and Game Fax: P.O. Box 30 Email: [email protected] FI-00023 Government Ms. Madeleine Nyman Metsähallitus Dir.Phone: +358 205644685 Luontopalvelut Fax: Etelä-Suomi Email: [email protected] Raaseporintie 9 FI-10600 Tammisaari Mr. Markku Viitasalo Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) Dir.Phone: +358 405034848 Marine Research Centre Fax: +358 954902290 P.O. Box 140 Email: [email protected] FI-00251 Helsinki GERMANY Mr. Dieter Boedeker German Federal Agency for Nature Dir.Phone: +49 3830186121 Conservation Fax: +49 3830186125 Isle of Vilm Email: [email protected] Putbus/Ruegen Mr. Christof Herrmann Agency for Environment, Nature Dir.Phone: +49 3843777210 Conservation and Geology Mecklenburg- Fax: +49 38437779210 Vorpommern Email: [email protected] Goldberger Str. 12 regierung.de D-18273 Güstrow Ms. Lea Nieschmidt Federal Ministry for the Environment, Dir.Phone: +49 30285502356 Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Fax: +49 30285503338 Stresemannstr. 128-130, Email: [email protected] Berlin Mr. Andreas Röpke Ministry for Agriculture, Environment and Dir.Phone: +49 (385) 588 6410 Consumer Protection Fax: +49 (385) 588 6042 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Email: [email protected] Marine Protection Paulshöher Weg 1 D-19061 Schwerin Mr. Kai Trümpler Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency Dir.Phone: +49 4031903520 (BSH) Fax: +49 4031905000 Bernhardt-Nocht-Strasse 78 Email: [email protected] D-20359 Hamburg Ms. Christine Wenzel Ministry of Energy, Agriculture, the Dir.Phone: +49 4319887317 Environment and Rural Areas of Schleswig- Fax: +49 4319886157317 Holstein Email: [email protected] Unit: Conservation of the Sea Mercatorstrasse 3 D-24106 Kiel LATVIA Page 3 of 8 HABITAT 16-2014, 9-1 Ms. Inga Belasova Ministry of Environmental Protection and Dir.Phone: +371 67026545 Regional Development Fax: +371 67820442 Nature Protection Department Email: [email protected] Peldu Str. 25 LV-1494 Riga Ms. Daiga Vilkaste Ministry of Environmental Protection and Dir.Phone: +371 7026504 Regional Development Fax: +371 7820442 Nature Protection Department Email: [email protected] Peldu Str. 25 LV-1494 Riga LITHUANIA Mr. Laimutis Budrys Ministry of Environment of Republic of Dir.Phone: +370 (5) 2663546 Lithuania Fax: +370 (5) 2666336 Nature Protection Department Email: [email protected] A. Jaksto 4/9 LT-2694 Vilnius Ms. Dalia Gudaitiene Holiman Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Dir.Phone: +370 52663559 Lithuania Fax: +370 52663668 Nature Resources Division Email: [email protected] A. Jaksto 4/9 LT-01105 Vilnius Ms. Agne Kniezaite Ministry of the Environment of Lithuania Dir.Phone: +370 70663482 Water Department Fax: +370 52663663 Water Policy Division Email: [email protected] A. Jaksto Str. 4/9 LT-01105 Vilnius POLAND Ms. Katarzyna Biedrzycka Chief Inspectorate of Environmental Dir.Phone: +48 225792416 Protection Fax: ul. Wawelska 52/54 Email: [email protected] Warsaw Mr. Andrzej Ginalski General Directorate ofr the Environmental Dir.Phone: +48 (22) 57 92 137 Protection Fax: +48 225792197 ul. Wawelska 52/54 Email: [email protected] PL-00922 Warszawa Ms. Katarzyna Kaminska Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Dir.Phone: +48 226232099 Chair of HELCOM HABITAT Development Fax: +48 226232204 The Fisheries Department Email: [email protected] Wspólna 30 Street PL-00930 Warsaw Ms. Malgorzata Ochorok Jedynak Ministry of the Environment Dir.Phone: +48 225792543 Chief Inspectorate for Environmental Fax: +48 228250022 Protection Email: [email protected] Wawelska Str. 52/54 PL-00 922 Warsaw Mr. Andrzej Podscianski Chief Inspectorate of Environmental Dir.Phone: +48 225792543 Protection Fax: +48 225792547 Division of International Cooperation and Email: [email protected] Promotion of the Inspection Wawelska 52/54 PL-00 922 Warsaw Ms. Lidia Sternik-Stempkowska General Directorate for Environmental Dir.Phone: +48 225792185 Protection Fax: +48 225792128 Department for Nature Protection Email: [email protected] ul. Wawelska 52/54 PL-00 922 Warsaw RUSSIA Mr. Nikolay Kovalchuk Komarov Bothanical Institute of Russian Dir.Phone: +79516411947 Academy of Science Page 4 of 8 HABITAT 16-2014, 9-1 Prof. Popov Str. 2 Fax: +7 8123460839 RU-197376 St. Petersburg Email: [email protected] Mr. Vadim Panov Regional Euro-Asian Biological Invasions Dir.Phone: +7 8123563620 Centre Fax: +7 8123284159 Email: [email protected] Mr. Rustam Sagitov Baltic Fund for Nature of St. Petersburg Dir.Phone: +7 (921) 9426328 Naturalists Society and St. Petersburg State Fax: +7 (812) 3289753 University Email: [email protected] Faculty of Biology and Soil Sciences Universitetskaya emb., 7/9 RU-199 034 St. Petersburg SWEDEN Ms. Ylva Engwall Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Dir.Phone: +46 106986291 Management Fax: Box 11 930 Email: [email protected] SE-404 39 Gothenburg Ms. Melanie Josefsson Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Dir.Phone: +46 (8) 6981541 Department of Natural Resources Fax: +46 (18) 673156 c/o Department of Environmental Email: Monitoring, SLU [email protected] P.O. Box 7050 SE-75007 Uppsala Ms. Anna Karlsson Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Dir.Phone: +46 (0) 10 698 6392 Management Fax: +46 (0) 10 6986111 Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Email: [email protected] Management Box 11 930 SE-40439 Göteborg Ms. Pauli Merriman World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Dir.Phone: +46 854657519 WWF Baltic Ecoregion Programme Fax: +46 8851329 Ulriksdals Slott Email: [email protected] S-170 81 Solna Ms. Christina Rappe Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Dir.Phone: +46 (10) 6981085 Valhallavägen 195 Fax: +46 106981402 Stockholm Email: [email protected] Mr. Per Risberg Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Dir.Phone: +46 106981734 Valhallavägen 195 Fax: 46 106981099 S-106 48 Stockholm Email: [email protected] Ms. Susanne Viker Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Dir.Phone: +46 106986076 Management Fax: +46 106986111 Box 11 930 Email: [email protected] SE-404 39 Göteborg Page 5 of 8 HABITAT 16-2014, 9-1 List of Observers of HELCOM HABITAT AGREEMENT ON THE CONSERVATION OF AFRICAN-EURASIAN MIGRATORY WATERBIRDS (UNEP/AEWA) Mr. Marco Barbieri Agreement on the Conservation of African- Dir.Phone: +49 (228) 8152410 Acting Executive Secretary Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds Fax: +49 (228) 8152440 (UNEP/AEWA) Email: [email protected] UN Campus Bonn Hermann-Ehlers-Strasse 10 D-53113 Bonn AGREEMENT ON THE CONSERVATION OF SMALL CETACEANS OF THE BALTIC, NORTH EAST ATLANTIC, IRISH AND NORTH SEAS (ASCOBANS) Ms. Heidrun Frisch Agreement on the Conservation of Small Dir.Phone: +49 2288152418 Cetaceans of the Baltic, North East Atlantic, Fax: +49 2288152440 Irish and North Seas (ASCOBANS) Email: [email protected] UNEP/ASCOBANS Secretariat, UN Campus Bonn Hermann-Ehlers-Strasse 10 D-53113 Bonn Mr.
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