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 –bear 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:
Discover Dinarics study tour
In the beginning of September we've organized a study tour for a limited number of journalists and tourism agents. The [...]
Save the date for Life with bears!
The 26th International Conference on Bear Research & Management will be held between September 16th and 21st 2018 in Ljubljana, [...]
Open-Door Day at Vetmeduni Vienna
Visitors had the opportunity to look „behind the scenes“ at the Open Door Day of the University of Veterinary Medicine [...]
Bear-friendly products presented in Pivka
On Sunday we have presented our bear friendly concept and products awarded by bear friendly label on the herd-guarding event [...]
Bear workshops on “Šport in Špas”
On Saturday 13 May, members of the project team have offered workshops on bears to the children and their parents [...]
LIFE DINALP BEAR and LIFE Wolfalps together for promoting livestock guarding dogs
Last week, our project partner Provincia Autonoma di Trento promoted a conference about livestock guarding dogs (LGDs), in collaboration with [...]
