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Children’s Drawing Contest ‘I protect biodiversity from pollution’
Green Balkans together with Community Centre “Prosveta-1888”, Pomorie organizes a contest for children’s drawings “I protect biodiversity from pollution”, with an emphasis on Pomorie Lake and other wetlands in the Burgas region – lakes, swamps. The contest is organized in the framework of the project “Eco-Conscious Minds to Stop Pollution in the Valuable Wetlands of Black Sea Basin”, BSB142 BioLearn, funded by the Operational Program for Cross-Border Cooperation under its European Neighbourhood Instrument “Black Sea Basin 2014-2020”, performed by Green Balkans NGO – Stara Zagora.Continue reading
Interpretation of specific knowledge for the local communities in protected areas: BioLearn Project area experience
In implementation of the activity “Better cooperation and capacity building among interested organizations in BSB” Project partner 5: Green Balkans – Stara Zagora NGO organized and successfully conducted a two-day online workshop on “Interpretation of specific knowledge for local communities in protected areas: BioLearn Project area experience”.Continue reading
Bins for separate waste collection were provided to the University “Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarov” and the Center for Young Talents, Burgas
Last week, within the BSB142 BioLearn project, sets of bins for separate waste collection (paper, plastic and glass) were provided at the University “Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarov” and the Center for Young Talents in Burgas.
Photographers visited the area of Pomorie Lake
On 6 and 7 November 2020, the Pomorie Lake was visited by a group of photographers within the project “Environmental awareness and behavior to stop pollution in significant wetlands of the Black Sea basin”, BSB142, funded by the Cross-border Cooperation Programme under the European Neighborhood Instrument “Black Sea Basin 2014-2020” implemented by Green Balkans.
1st BIOLEARN WORKSHOP
In the context of the program “Eco-Conscious Minds to Stop Pollution in the Valuable Wetlands of Black Sea Basin” – BIOLEARN, the Management Body of the Evros Delta and Samothraki Protected Areas, with the support and valuable assistance of the environmental organization iSea, organized and successfully completed a two-day workshop.Continue reading
Marine litter in the Evros Delta
In the context of the program “Eco-Conscious Minds to Stop Pollution in the Valuable Wetlands of Black Sea Basin” – BIOLEARN implemented by the Management Body of the Evros Delta and Samothraki Protected Areas, and in collaboration with the environmental organization iSea, interviews were carried out to investigate the current situation regarding water waste in the wetlands of the area based on the opinion and experience of the local community.Continue reading
Study visit of Pomorie Lake by Turkish experts
On October 4, a study visit of Turkish experts to Pomorie Lake took place. The visit was part of the Eagles Beyond Borders project № CB005.2.12.108, funded by the Interreg-IPA CBC Bulgaria – Turkey program and implemented by Reconstruction and Development Union – Haskovo and Association of Back to Nature – Turkey. The aim of study visit was to acquaint representatives of the Turkish institutions and NGOs with the protected areas in NATURA 2000 and the Bulgarian experience in protecting the Imperial Eagle and biodiversity in general.
Edirne Milli Parklar Müdürlüğü Sulak Alanların Korunması amaçlı 5 ayrı ülkeden kurumlarla birlikte ortak eğitim programı hazırlıyor!
Avrupa Birliği Başkanlığının ulusal otorite görevini yürüttüğü ENI Karadeniz Havzasında Sınır Ötesi İşbirliği Programının birinci teklif çağrısı kapsamında yürütülmekte olan BSB142 sayılı BioLearn isimli proje kapsamında toplam 6 ortak sulak alanların korunması konusunda çalışmalara başlamış bulunmaktadır.Continue reading
Volunteers of Pomorie 2020 Conservation holiday were introduced to BioLearn project
In the past week the anniversary 25th conservation holiday at Pomorie Lake was held. More than 20 volunteers from Bulgaria, France, Ukraine and Russia joined forces for conservation of the protected areas complex. As part of the program the volunteers had the chance to learn about different activities of Green Balkans NGO including a presentation about BSB142 BioLearn project that unites partners from 5 countries (Turkey, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Georgia and Greece).