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Restoration of Natura 2000 sites in cross-border Bratislava capital region (Natura 2000 BA)
Start date: Jan 1, 2012, End date: Mar 31, 2017,
Background
The Bratislava capital region and its surrounding area is characterised by a high diversity of natural conditions supporting a high number of habitats and species of European importance. The cross-border region of Slovakia, Austria and Hungary, which includes valuable Natura 2000 sites, represents a strategically important region whose natural ...
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Conservation of Endangered Bird Species Populations in Natural Habitats of the Danube Inland Delta (Danube birds conservation)
Start date: Jan 1, 2009, End date: Dec 30, 2015,
Background
In the past, the Danube inland delta represented one of the largest and most diverse natural wetland complexes in central Europe. Large parts of it have been destroyed over the past few decades. Habitat loss and destruction is continuing as a result of earlier river regulation and poor area management. The decreasing habitat quality and several ...
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Danube River Network of Protected Areas - Development and Implementation of Transnational Strategies for the Conservation of the Natural Heritage at the Danube River (DanubeParks)
Start date: Feb 28, 2009, End date: Feb 27, 2012,
Based on existing partnership among Protected Areas (PA) along the river Danube the "Danube River Network of Protected Areas" will be established in accordance with the appeal launched by the "Declaration of Tulcea" in April 2007 (http://www.ramsar.org/mtg/mtg_danube_regional_2007a.htm). For the first step, the partnership includes 10 PAs from 6 Danube countries, additional partners (e.g. in Germa ...
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Restoration of Wetlands at Zahorie Lowland (WETREST)
Start date: Feb 1, 2005, End date: Dec 31, 2008,
Background
In Slovakia, wetlands are among the most seriously threatened natural ecosystems. They represent unique habitats for many plant and animal species. They are important for biodiversity conservation and for stabilising the water regime of the landscape. They retain water from rain and snow, only releasing the water slowly through natural processe ...
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Conservation and management of Danube floodplain forests (DANUBE FORESTS)
Start date: Sep 1, 2003, End date: Mar 31, 2007,
... planted in State Forests' nursery in 2005 and 2006. State Forests also implemented actions to increase species diversity by planting autochthonous tree species into monocultures of hybrid poplars.
BROZ has leased and purchased 329.94 ha of land for nature conservation purposes, exceeding the target of 240 ha.
An area of 431 ha has been targeted for the removal of non-native invasive tree spe ...
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