At the height of the student holiday, the team of veterinarians of the Rescue Center of Green Balkans, supported by our dedicated assistants, the students of veterinary medicine from Trakia University, performed an autopsy on a harbour porpoise.
On November 25, Muzeiko invites you to its autumn edition Science Night - GREEN! from 19:15 to 23:15. We from Zeleni Balkani will be there and have prepared surprises for you!
From October 4 to 6, Malaga (Spain) hosted an international meeting on bycatch, in which representatives of the Green Balkans took part. The focus of the meeting was mainly on the current state of technical facilities being developed to deal with bycatch of various vulnerable groups of organisms (cetaceans, birds, sharks, corals, etc.) worldwide. Challenges related to the development and implementation of bycatch reduction programs in different locations around the world and types of fisheries were also highlighted. The meeting was attended by technical experts and scientists from around the world carrying out activities to monitor and reduce bycatch levels.
A team of veterinarians from the Green Balkans Wildlife Rescue Center returned a few days ago fromMarine Mammal Necropsy Workshop.
In the current year our team continued the collection of data on the bycatch of Black Sea cetaceans in turbot fishing gear.
On June 5, at Trakia University - Stara Zagora, a necropsy was performed on 6 individuals of the Black Sea harbour porpoise (sea swine) species.
Today, with great pleasure, a team from Green Balkans responded to the invitation to celebrate World Water Day together with students from “Yane Sandanski” Primary School, Plovdiv.
