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Take a tour of the harbor on a motorboat from the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association!
Registration at the Pagode of the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association: B6.04
(Life jackets are available for the children)

Take a tour of the harbor on a motorboat from the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association!
Registration at the Pagode of the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association: B6.04
(Life jackets are available for the children)


Take a tour of the harbor on a motorboat from the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association!
Registration at the Pagode of the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association: B6.04
(Life jackets are available for the children)


Take a tour of the harbor on a motorboat from the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association!
Registration at the Pagode of the Schleswig-Holstein Motor Yacht Association: B6.04
(Life jackets are available for the children)


Sebastian Wache is known to many sailors from TV, radio, and various events. His Instagram account and weather podcast are also very popular. Most people are only familiar with (weather) routing from major regattas. While plotters and navigation software can help today, interpreting them accurately requires experience. Sebastian Wache explains how he safely guides blue-water sailors around the world.
Sebastian Wache, certified meteorologist and media meteorologist. As an experienced weather router for countless yachts worldwide, he has made a name for himself in the sailing community. Sebastian Wache is a certified meteorologist and has been presenting the weather on NDR since the summer of 2020. Sebastian grew up in Mönchneversdorf am Bungsberg (Ostholstein district); he is married and the father of one son. His job also comes in handy for his hobby: sailing. He has already crossed the Atlantic (from east to west) and has also sailed across the Pacific once (from north to south).


Jörg Flackus of the Bad Bramstedt Federal Police Headquarters, from the Lake | Maritime Security/KrimB | Maritime Security division, provides information about the increasing number of GPS disruptions:
We, the staff of the Piracy Prevention Center (PPZ), advise German sailors on voyages through areas at risk of piracy and provide up-to-date threat alerts regarding pirate attacks worldwide. Our core competencies include conducting risk assessments and analyzing the current situation regarding crimes specific to sailing yachts, as well as developing concrete recommendations for action. Its work is complemented by workshops, monitoring, and ongoing support for long-distance and round-the-world sailors active worldwide.



Jörg Flackus of the Bad Bramstedt Federal Police Headquarters, from the Lake | Maritime Security/KrimB | Maritime Security division, provides information about the increasing number of GPS disruptions:
We, the staff of the Piracy Prevention Center (PPZ), advise German sailors on voyages through areas at risk of piracy and provide up-to-date threat alerts regarding pirate attacks worldwide. Our core competencies include conducting risk assessments and analyzing the current situation regarding crimes specific to sailing yachts, as well as developing concrete recommendations for action. Its work is complemented by workshops, monitoring, and ongoing support for long-distance and round-the-world sailors active worldwide.



Jörg Flackus of the Bad Bramstedt Federal Police Headquarters, from the Lake | Maritime Security/KrimB | Maritime Security division, discusses the dangers of sailing around the world:
We, the staff of the Piracy Prevention Center (PPZ), advise German sailors on voyages through areas at risk of piracy and provide up-to-date threat alerts regarding pirate attacks worldwide. Our core competencies include conducting risk assessments and analyzing the current situation regarding crimes specific to sailing yachts, as well as developing concrete recommendations for action. Its work is complemented by workshops, monitoring, and ongoing support for long-distance and round-the-world sailors active worldwide.



Anne Sell highlights various ways to make a small contribution to marine research while spending time by or on the water. The projects she presents are aimed at the general public and are also suitable for children and teenagers.
Dr. Anne Sell is a marine biologist at the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries. She leads research cruises in the North Sea to study commercially fished species and to understand how fish communities and marine biodiversity develop. She is a board member of the Wadden Sea Conservation Station and, as a sailor in her personal life, is committed to raising awareness among water sports enthusiasts about initiatives through which they themselves can contribute to marine research.



Anne Sell highlights various ways to make a small contribution to marine research while spending time by or on the water. The projects she presents are aimed at the general public and are also suitable for children and teenagers.
Dr. Anne Sell is a marine biologist at the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries. She leads research cruises in the North Sea to study commercially fished species and to understand how fish communities and marine biodiversity develop. She is a board member of the Wadden Sea Conservation Station and, as a sailor in her personal life, is committed to raising awareness among water sports enthusiasts about initiatives through which they themselves can contribute to marine research.



Anne Sell highlights various ways to make a small contribution to marine research while spending time by or on the water. The projects she presents are aimed at the general public and are also suitable for children and teenagers.
Dr. Anne Sell is a marine biologist at the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries. She leads research cruises in the North Sea to study commercially fished species and to understand how fish communities and marine biodiversity develop. She is a board member of the Wadden Sea Conservation Station and, as a sailor in her personal life, is committed to raising awareness among water sports enthusiasts about initiatives through which they themselves can contribute to marine research.


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