Lithuanian Sea Museum implemented projects co-financed by the Lithuanian Council of Culture and Klaipeda Municipality in 2019
Facing the Sea
Sea Unites Us
The Baltic Sea Unites Us
International Forum, intended as a platform for professionals from outstanding Baltic Sea maritime museums and aquaria to discuss the trends of prospect, share best practices and experience.
Dangė Flotilla
Sails Set for Independence Conference
dedicated to the 30th Anniversary of three Lithuanian yachts’ voyage across the Atlantic in 1989, which was dedicated to restoration of independence of Lithuania.
From Collections of the Museum
Warship Prezidentas Smetona: about the ship and her crew
How to Manage Changes
Preventive Restoration and Conservation of Museum Valuables
Acquisition of Museum Valuables
Title of the project: „Development of Scientifically Proved Methods of Animal Assisted Therapy and Its Integration to Holistic Medicine Concept“
Project No: S-01.2.1-LVPA-V-835-01-0008
The project aims at developing a unique product - scientifically proved methods of animal assisted therapy, which will be integrated to the concept of holistic medicine, and the methods evaluating welfare of the assisting animals. The scope will include dolphin assisted, hippo and canis therapies.
It is foreseen that the results of the project will supplement to the package of alternative medical services in Lithuania providing reliable methods of holistic animal assisted therapy including bilateral - human and animal - affecting aspect.
The project is being implemented by Lithuanian Sea Museum and Directorate of Kurtuvenai Regional Park.
Title of the project: „Baltic Museums: Love IT!“
Lithuanian Sea Museum together with partner museums, IT specialists and research institutions from Poland, Denmark, Sweden and Germany, cooperate in the project ‘Baltic Museums: Love IT!’ to create innovative gamified IT-enabled tools for the visitors of natural and cultural heritage institutions. The three-year project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund, Interreg South Baltic Programme. The project aims at developing multilingual tours to be run on the own devices of the visitors (e.g. smartphones) when visiting aquaria, museums, and other edutaining institutions. Addressing the trend of gamification, the tours will use game elements to make the visitors’ experience more involving or even extend a single visit into long-term relationship. Leading Partner – University of Szczecin (Poland). Project Partners: Stralsund University of Applied Sciences (Germany), National Marine Fisheries Research Institute (Poland), Malmö Museums (Sweden), NaturBornholm (Denmark), Experyment Science Centre in Gdynia (Poland), Foundation of Internet Industry Development "Netcamp" (Poland), Business Academy North gGmbH (Germany), Lithuanian Sea Museum (Lithuania). Project duration: 2017–2020. Project budget: 1.484.375 EUR.
International Projects Implemented by the Lithuanian Sea Museum