ACTION F.2 – Networking with other LIFE and/or non-LIFE projects
To ensure dissemination and exchange of new knowledge and experiences gathered in other similar projects a proactive approach will be taken. We will organize four international thematic workshops that will produce best-practice guides on the following topics:
(1) Using molecular genetics in brown bear conservation,
(2) The value of bears and how it shapes social carrying capacity,
(3) Human ābear conflict prevention, and
(4) Bear feeding: pros and cons.
Two experience exchange trips will be organized to visit LIFE08 NAT/RO/000500 and LIFE07 NAT/IT/000502 projects. Finally, during the last year of the project an international thematic conference will be organized. The conference will last three days out of which two days will be devoted to presentations and one day to a fieldtrip. Special attention will be given to the attendance of experts from the countries with which we share the bear population and are not participating in this project (Balkan countries).
Latest F.2 actions:
LIFE INFO DAY – capacity building for competitive LIFE proposals
The new call for LIFE program applications for period 2018-2020 opened on 18th April. For this purpose, the LIFE National [...]
āLIFE farmingā international networking conference
International conference āLIFE farmingā took place on 8th-9th May in Ljubljana. The main objectives of the conference were to highlight [...]
Communication in large carnivore conservation and management ā A workshop
From 16th to 18th April 2018, an international workshop entitled "Communication in large carnivore conservation and management" was organized in [...]
LIFE DINALP BEAR presents its achievements in National Council of the Republic of Slovenia
Chamber for agriculture and forestry of Slovenia and National Council organised a meeting āFuture management of large carnivores in Sloveniaā [...]
How to effectively protect beehives against brown bear damage? A new documentary
Organisations Palorma Nature and Pro Natura from Switzerland, in cooperation with several other partners (WWF Switzerland, LIFE DINALP BEAR project, [...]
International Forestry Studentsā Association learns about co-existence with bears
In March, International Forestry Studentsā Association (IFSA) had their Winter Meeting in Slovenia. Students from Italy, Bulgaria, Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, [...]
