Our sporting partner KEC "Die Kölner Haie" has reached the playoff finals for the German Ice Hockey Championship. Starting tonight, they will compete in a best-of-seven series against Eisbären Berlin.

The partnership, which to our knowledge remains the world's only collaboration between a major national sports club and a conservation organisation to protect the club's mascot, could achieve a historic milestone in 2025. We wish Kölner Haie and their captain Moritz Müller #91 (who continues to perform exceptionally despite a painful injury) four victories and a series of exciting, injury-free games.

"You have to win the last game of the season!"

PS: We can be found during home games under our ElasmOcean banner to the left of the Nordkurve – we look forward to welcoming any visitors.

PPS: These are also "sharks on our doorstep" – they are participating in our series as a special feature!

underwater photography of black fish

Offshore wind farms – allies in marine conservation?

Life is thriving in offshore wind farms, as numerous studies have demonstrated. Firstly, this is because they provide a solid substrate that is otherwise scarce in the rest of the North Sea – known as the "reef effect". Secondly...

underwater photography of black fish

Offshore wind farms – allies in marine conservation?

Life is thriving in offshore wind farms, as numerous studies have demonstrated. Firstly, this is because they provide a solid substrate that is otherwise scarce in the rest of the North Sea – known as the "reef effect". Secondly...

underwater photography of black fish

Our first BAUER bottles have arrived at the school.

The critical importance of educating children and parents about sustainability is repeatedly demonstrated during our school visits: some parents still provide their children with commercially available…

underwater photography of black fish

Our first BAUER bottles have arrived at the school.

The critical importance of educating children and parents about sustainability is repeatedly demonstrated during our school visits: some parents still provide their children with commercially available…