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To ensure a living coast, we need knowledge and action: Here are nine highlights from 2024.

The children thought shore research was just about looking for crabs, seaweed and kelp at the water's edge. They were wrong...

What Kate and John learned on the puffin safari with Opplev Runde left a deep impression – both good and somewhat painful...

Join us on a kayaking trip into the history of Herøy Kystmuseum

This group combined water fun with a biology lesson in the intertidal zone. See the visual story and get inspired!

Join us on an educational trip!

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Lots of great activities for young and old at Runde this Easter!

Have you ever wondered what it's like to experience life and the forces of the sea up close? Feel the waves coming in from the big ocean on your body?

Lecture Sunday October 8

In August, Monica Goksøyr made her debut as an author with the short story collection "Slemme jenter". On Thursday you can meet her at Runde Miljøsenter, where she will read and talk about her first, strong book release.

We are looking for a new head chef, get in touch today!

Are you not so keen on the various activities? Don't worry, you can still join us at the festival!

Free Sunday event during the festival weekend, open to all!

Experience the seabird magic in the bird mountain at Runde

Coasteering is a fantastic way to experience nature!

Join us for the last Sunday lecture before the summer!

It is not without reason that Ingar Støyle Bringsvor is known as the Birdman of Runde. Ingar possesses extensive knowledge about the birdlife on Runde and has nurtured a profound interest in these feathered creatures since childhood.

Lots of activities for young and old at Runde this Easter!

Did you know that you don't have to travel far to find coral?

A book for children of all ages. 

Join us for birdhouse building outside!

"Salmon and sea trout in Sunnmøre - Where did the fish go?" ¨ Are you among those who wonder why there are fewer salmon and sea trout in the rivers? If you go to Runde on Sunday, you can get some answers, and you can ask one of the people who know the most about this in this country.

On the second Sunday in Advent, its the last sunday we're open this year. Join us and make bird food for the little birds so that they have a nice winter!

Sunday the 13th of November, Christoph talks about a sick a whale that was found on the Island of Sotra, and how the sea is affected by plastic pollution

Do you know how to go about finding historical information about your family?

How about taking a little break before Christmas? Come for a visit!

Summer has long since said goodbye, and the nesting season is over for the seabirds. What is there to do on Runde now?

Professor Elin Darelius from UIB visiting Runde October 9.

Autumn holiday activity for both the young and old in the inter tidal zone at Runde !

Sciencedays 2022 - all of Norway's research festival During the sciencedays, scientists from all over the country present their research to people who want to see, hear and learn.

Artificial intelligence (AI) recognizes different species of plants and seabirds in images taken by drones along the coast

After the end of the breeding season, the puffin travels out to sea again. It will stay there until spring, when it will come in again and provide for the dizzying life in the bird mountain. There is still activity on the mountain, but the nesting season is coming to an end, also for the other birds that nest here.

A completely new festival concept at the far end of the sea gap at Sunnmøre.

One July day 50 years ago, 3 divers found what was until then the world's largest gold treasure on the seabed just outside Runde .

For the summer season 2022 has Runde Grendalag and Opplev Runde AS has been granted funding from the Norwegian Environment Agency, which is earmarked to have a host in the mountains.

A magical experience where land meets the ocean. On an evening trip to the bird cliffs, you get up close to both the puffin and other birds.

On May 5. and 6., the Rrunde symposium started, under the theme Seanation Norway 2.0, as a collaboration between Runde Environmental Center and the Institute of Marine Research.