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On April 29, the fifth all-Estonian day of open fishing ports took place. The festivals held in a total of 26 ports across Estonia had a total of approximately 32,000 visitors. We presented the project and the status of Baltic sturgeon in ports of Toila, Leppneeme and Pärnu, which were visited by 1,000, 3,500 and 3,000 people respectively. Surveys conducted on site showed that there is a lot of interest in the progress of the sturgeon and also support for the project's activities. 2023 Fifth festival of Open Ports

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Fifth festival of Open Ports

9/05/2023

On April 29, the fifth all-Estonian day of open fishing ports took place. The festivals held in a total of 26 ports across Estonia had a total of approximately 32,000 visitors. We presented the project and the status of Baltic sturgeon in ports of Toila, Leppneeme and Pärnu, which were visited by 1,000, 3,500 and 3,000 people respectively. Surveys conducted on site showed that there is a lot of interest in the progress of the sturgeon and also support for the project's activities.

Leppneeme 29.04.2023

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Fifth festival of Open

Leppneeme 29 04 On April 29, the fifth all-Estonian day of open fishing ports took place. The festivals held in a total of 26 ports across Estonia had a total of approximately 32,000 visitors. We presented the project and the status of Baltic sturgeon in ports of Toila, Leppneeme and Pärnu, which were visited by 1,000, 3,500 and 3,000 people respectively. Surveys conducted on site showed that there is a lot of interest in the progress of the sturgeon and also support for the project's activities.

Fifth festival of Open Ports

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