Traditional butchers in danger
On 29 April 2004 the new EU hygiene regulations were published in the EU Official Journal and came into force on 1 January 2006. A study carried out by EuroNatur in cooperation with NEULAND e.V. set out to assess whether the scope created with the new regulations was in fact being used in the interest of the small, traditional butcher shops and whether there are stumbling blocks creating problems with the approval process.
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Clearing the way for Europe's wild animals
Especially Europe's bears, wolves and lynx are threatened by the fragmentation of their habitats. In view of the rapid expansion of road and rail networks, above all in Central and Southeast Europe, this situation becomes more and more precarious.
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Crime Scene Adriatic Coast - Bird Hunting on the Balkans
Like every year, the migratory birds are returning from their wintering grounds in southern Europe and Africa. Yet, how many of them eventually arrive at their destination is a gamble
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Exhibition about an exceptional landscape
Franciscan monastery and EuroNatur open a new ecology and landscape exhibition in the Museum Gorica, Livno, which is famous for the art gallery and the collection of the cultural heritage of the region.
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Migratory birds in focus
Bird protection along the migration route from Central and Northeast Europe across the Adriatic Sea to Africa (Adriatic Flyway) is the main topic of a conference which EuroNatur and several partners are going to held in April 2009 in Ulicinj (Montenegro).
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EuroNatur is on the up and up
A spirit of optimism pervades EuroNatur. This internal development is now also shown to the public and the foundation is presented in a new appearance, e.g. via a new web presence or a new logo which concentrates completely on the name of the foundation. The name says it all at EuroNatur. Like hardly any other organisation, our projects focus upon nature conservation in Europe.
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EuroNatur-partner revives transhumance in Bulgaria
At the end of June after 14 days of walking the FWFF's sheep herd of over 600 sheep has arrived in Central Balkan National Park. The distance of about 200 km has created a lot of challenges to the shepherds.
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Photography Competition "Nature Treasures in Europe"
On April 28, the meeting of the jury of this year's photography competition took place in Stuttgart. A new record in numbers was established by receiving 1500 pictures of 320 photographers from 25 countries.
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Five star hotel on nudist island? Montenegro is looking for a private investor for “Ada Bojana”
EuroNatur claims consequent protection of this natural jewel
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Each month one breed of domestic animals becomes extinct
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