You can definitely find them on local classifieds portal for the border regions of Setomaa in Estonia and Ape in Latvia. This cross-border classifieds portal on the internet www.setoape.eu, where locally grown and produced products can be advertised and sold, is up and running since December 2011.

This might sound unacceptable to you, but we recommend skipping one visit to your local bakery and come to a baking workshop instead and learn the secrets of baking yourself! Estonia – Latvia programme supported project FoodArt is starting the series of cooking workshops and the first one, taking place in Tartu, Estonia, on January 23 and 24, will be devoted to baked goods. 

If you happen to live or travel through Põlva, we recommend visiting Põlva Cultural Centre, where you can see travelling exhibit on eagles. The exhibit will be in Põlva until mid-February.

People from the border areas of Estonia and Latvia are invited to attend an open seminar about ecosystems, habitats and species in the border area that will take place on January 25 at 10:00 in Veclaicene, Latvia. It is organized by the Estonia – Latvia Programme supported project Green Corridor.

Now you have an opportunity to observe the white-tailed eagles residing in Estonia’s Läänemaa County via the web cam set up by the Eagles Across Borders project, implemented jointly by the Latvian Fund for Nature and Estonian Ornithological Society.

The Estonian Public Broadcasting has thoroughly described the work of the project Buy Local and its recent closing forum.

The project Est-O-Lat League is actively preparing for the new season and organizing ski-orienteering events also this winter.

An interesting travelling photo exhibit on eagles was opened on 15 November 17:00 in the Latvian Natural History Museum in Riga.

Field organizations and farmers from both countries visited the company “Aloja Starkelsen” in Latvia on 11 October in order to see the process of organic potato starch production.