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  • One step further for transboundary water monitoring in Prespa Lake

    14 November 2019
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    Water quality monitoring scientists from the three sides of the Prespa basin met in Stenje (North Macedonia), in October 2019, to build on the cross-border cooperation initiative taken a year […]

  • Mediterranean Coast Day 2019: celebrating nature-based solutions that tackle climate change in the region

    24 September 2019
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    The Mediterranean coast is exposed to severe threats from climate change: it’s one of the biggest crises humanity has ever faced. Sea level rise, warming waters and changing storm patterns […]

  • Pelican Hotline: a new chance for the specie.

    11 August 2016
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    The Pelecanus crispus, best known as Dalmatian Pelican, is one of the most exposed specie in Lake Skadar, between Albania and Montenegro. To help the monitoring of this great bird, […]

  • SAVE THE BLUE HEART OF EUROPE. Balkan Rivers under attack from Hydropower Lobby.

    09 August 2016
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    EuroNatur Foundation and RiverWatch – Society for the Protection of Rivers – in collaboration with EcoAlbania, Macedonian Ecological Society, Eco-Sense, Front 21/42, CSBNP and Neza Posnjak have released the report […]

  • Dinaric Arc Sustainable Hydropower Initiative: a WWF project focused on strategic planning in the Western Balkans

    12 December 2014
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    The DASHI project (Dinaric Arc Sustainable Hydropower Initiative) was launched in 2011 by WWF Mediterranean Programme Office (MedPO) in order to reduce adverse impacts of hydropower development in the Western […]

  • MedWetCoast: Project for the Conservation of Wetlands and Coastal Ecosystems in the Mediterranean region

    02 March 2010
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    The UNDP/FFEM MedWet Coast project aimed at conserving the biodiversity of global and regional importance in 6 countries/ authority in the Mediterranean basin: Albania, Egypt, Lebanon, morocco, Palestinian Authority and Tunisia. Technically supported by the Station Biologique de la Tour du Valat, the Conservatoire du Littoral and the Atelier Technique des Espaces Naturels, it was financed by the national contributions of these countries as well as the Global Environment Facility (GEF) through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the French Global Environment Facility (FGEF).

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