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Protecting our most endangered biotopes – wetlands and steppes – by the land trusts

Department 58 – International Relations
Department 58 – International Relations

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RegionNational coverage
Title of the ProgrammeBiodiversity and Ecosystem Services & Environmental Monitoring and Integrated Planning Control & Adaptation to Climate Change
Title of the ProjectProtecting our most endangered biotopes – wetlands and steppes – by the land trusts
Number of the ProjectČíslo projektu
Project Promoter

Czech Union for Nature Conservation

 

Name of Norwegian Partner(s)

Naturvernforbundet i Buskerud (NiB)

Name of Local Partner(s)

Čmelák (Bumblebee - Friends of Nature); Denemark; Czech Society for Ornithology (Branch Vysočina)); Association for Rural Areas; T. G. Masaryk Water Research Institute; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Jaroměř; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Jeseník nad Odrou; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Kněžice; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Launensia; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Land Trust Hády; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Environmental Education Centre Mravenec; Czech Union for Nature Conservation, Vlašim

Objective of the Project

The project deals with conservation and recovery of wetland and xerothermophilous, resp. sub- xerothermophilous sites in the Czech Republic. It consists in practical measures in 67 selected locations, leading to fragmentation reduction and biodiversity support in these stations.

Other activities include obtaining of data for determining optimal management in the future (inventory surveys of selected groups of organisms, generation of several specialized studies, generation of protection plans for 37 locations), popularization of the issue of endangerment and conservation of wetland and “prairie” sites (nature trail, tours of locations, printed papers, web) and exchange of experience with care of such sites (specialist conference, seminars). 17 entities, mostly land institutes, works on the implementation.

It also involves the Norwegian nonprofit organization Naturvernforbundet i Buskerud (NiB).

 

Approved grant

348 983 EUR

Project DurationStart date: 1st January 2015, End date: 30th April 2016