The construction of three new bridges and the accompanying tramway connecting Hakaniemi to Laajasalo, along with extensive civil engineering, road construction, and municipal infrastructure work, has surpassed the halfway point. The project remains on schedule, with passenger tram service expected to commence in 2027.
Crown bridges expresses its gratitude to the city s residents for their patience during the construction, which has included noise, traffic adjustments, and other inconveniences.
Helsinki welcomes a gathering of professionals dedicated to the conservation of animal species and biodiversity this week. Korkeasaari, the Helsinki Zoo, is hosting the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EAZA) Annual Conference for the first time, marking the largest zoo and aquarium industry gathering in Europe.
The European Association of Zoos and Aquariums brings together progressive zoos committed to saving animal species from extinction through conservation efforts, environmental education, and research.
This year, Helsinki s Korkeasaari Zoo is throwing its support behind the conservation efforts of the Pallas s cat, also known as the manul. The Pallas s cat, a furry feline resembling a thick-coated domestic cat, hails from the harsh mountainous terrains and plateaus of Asia. This elusive species remains relatively unknown, necessitating research to focus conservation efforts effectively.