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24.06.2021A record number of 41 pairs of Imperial eagles in Bulgaria
Imperial Eagle, © Svetoslav Spasov Three – that was the number of the known nests of globally endangered Imperial eagle in Bulgaria in the 1970s. Today they ...Read more -
20.12.2020Activities and achievements of the project "LAND for LIFE" - a Layman’s report
Get acquainted with the essence of the LIFE project "LAND for LIFE" in the Layman’s report dedicated to the conservation and communication activities that the p...Read more -
22.11.2020The film "LAND for LIFE"
The vast pastures, home to herds of domestic animals, are also home to diverse wildlife - small mammals, birds, and reptiles. They are a food resource for the Imperial Eagle. O...Read more -
12.11.2020Measures for restoration and sustainable management of pastures in order to protect the Imperial Eagle and biodiversity
One of the main goals of the LIFE project "LAND for LIFE" is to test different methods for restoration and management of pastures and meadows as hunting habitats of t...Read more -
29.10.2020Rapid adaptation and low levels of stress showed the overall analysis of the relocated European sousliks
In the summer of 2019, the third last stage of the relocation of the European sousliks from an endangered colony near Sliven to the last remaining colony of the Zapadna Stran...Read more -
26.10.2020The analysis of the radio telemetry results showed that the relocated European sousliks are established near the release site
The fate of endangered animals after conservation reinforcement often remains unclear. In order to trace the path of the relocated European sousliks to the last remaining colon...Read more -
16.10.2020The second final stage of the social study in the areas of the “LAND for LIFE” project" has finished
The second final stage of the representative quantitative survey of the public opinion in key project NATURA 2000 areas (Sakar, Derventski vazvishenia, Zapadna Strandzha, Adata...Read more -
14.10.2020STOP endorsement of the Bulgarian Hunting Law amendments to allow poison baits use in nature!
The Bulgarian Council of Ministers intends to approve amendments in the Hunting Law legalizing the use of poison baits and other non-selective hunting methods to combat Africa...Read more
