In the frame of the EU funded project „Improving Capacities for Natura 2000 and CITES“ a workshop was held on...
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Natura 2000 Network
Natura 2000, the largest coordinated network of protected areas in the world. It accounts for over 18% of the mainland and nearly 6% of the marine territory of the EU
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The main aim of Natura 2000 is to preserve biodiversity for future generations, as a key part in the functioning of the ecosystem
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At the EU level, nature and biodiversity are protected by several points of law.As part of the project “Strengthening the capacities for implementation of Natura 2000”
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Effective policymaking for biodiversity and ecosystem services relies on continuous research and innovation
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