Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The cod population in the Kattegat straits is at an all-time low, which has a negative impact on the local ecosystem. Together with WWF Verdensnaturfonden, we launched a biohut project in April 2021 at the Port of Grenaa on the east coast of Jutland, Denmark, to support local cod and marine biodiversity.
The biohuts serve as a safe environment and feeding grounds for the fish to grow from the early stage in their life cycle until they are large enough to swim out to deeper waters. The aim is to help restore the natural balance in local waters. Watch the video to learn more about biodiversity in the Kattegat.
The cod population in the Kattegat straits is at an all-time low, which has a negative impact on the local ecosystem. Together with WWF Verdensnaturfonden, we launched a biohut project in April 2021 at the Port of Grenaa on the east coast of Jutland, Denmark, to support local cod and marine biodiversity.
The biohuts serve as a safe environment and feeding grounds for the fish to grow from the early stage in their life cycle until they are large enough to swim out to deeper waters. The aim is to help restore the natural balance in local waters. Watch the video to learn more about biodiversity in the Kattegat.
