Biologic Institute Helgoland

The Biologic Institute Helgoland operates research facilities focused on marine biology studies, monitoring coastal ecosystems and environmental changes in the North Sea.

Founded in 1892, the institute established itself as a primary center for marine research, contributing to scientific understanding of aquatic life in northern European waters.

The institute forms part of the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, conducting studies on marine species and their interactions within North Sea environments.

Located at Kurpromenade 201, the institute maintains laboratories and research equipment for scientists studying marine biology and environmental patterns.

The geographic position at latitude 54.177821 and longitude 7.891402 allows researchers to access diverse marine ecosystems directly from the facility.

Location: Heligoland

Inception: 1892

Part of: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research

Address: Kurpromenade 201

GPS coordinates: 54.17782,7.89140

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:20