The 'NATURA 2000 in Bulgaria - NEW HORIZONS

At “Dyado Ivan Arabadziyata” Primary School just a day before the Earth Day, we talked about the importance of biodiversity in nature and its conservation.

Earth’s successful recovery depends on each of us not only because we all care for nature, but because Earth is our only home. This year the theme of the world initiative is Restore Our Earth.

Because the epidemic measures allow it, we organized our first presentation on 15 April after half a year absence.

The ‘NATURA 2000 in Bulgaria’ exhibition is displayed in the entrance hall of Eco museum with Aquarium – Rousse since 5th April, Monday.

It will illustrate a Bearded Vulture - a symbol of Bulgarian nature conservation.

Green Balkans‘ ’NATURA 2000 in Bulgaria – New Horizons’ project team received 1556 children’s drawings from the age between 3 and 7 years for the Wetlands Day in the period of one month.

The central façade of “Ivan Vazov” Primary School in Svilengrad will get a new look – a mural depicting two Lesser Kestrels. The mural represents one of the rarest bird species in Bulgaria and an emblematic species for the region of Svilengrad.

We invite all interested people to register for participation in the organized webinar about Agriculture in Natura 2000 – opportunities and regulations.

This year is the 50th anniversary since the creation of the Ramsar Convention – the Agreement on wetlands conservation. It is celebrated on 2nd February.

We celebrate the World Wetlands day annually on 2 February. In this way we aim to draw as much attention as possible to the importance of wetlands for us people and our planet.

After our campaign and the received support from citizens and organisations from the ForTheNature Coalition, we are happy to share with you...

The painting of the first large-scale mural in the town of Svilengrad has begun. The mural represents one of the rarest bird species in Bulgaria and an emblematic species for the region – the Lesser Kestrel.The painting of the first large-scale mural in the town of Svilengrad has begun. The mural represents one of the rarest bird species in Bulgaria and an emblematic species for the region – the Lesser Kestrel.