Barents Sea

The Barents Sea is a marginal sea located in the Arctic region, bordered by Norway and Russia. It plays a crucial role in climate regulation and marine biodiversity. The sea is known for its rich fishing grounds and potential oil and gas reserves, making it strategically important. Its waters are influenced by warm Atlantic currents, leading to relatively milder conditions compared to other Arctic areas. The Barents Sea is also a significant area for scientific research, as it contributes to understanding climate change and its impact on polar ecosystems.