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EuroNatur Award goes to Albanian conservationist

Albanian conservationist Ardian Koçi will receive the EuroNatur Award on October 16, 2025. As director of the Divjaka-Karavasta National Park, he has shown backbone — and accepted personal and professional disadvantages as a result.

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Saving Europe's rarest songbird

++ International species conservation project for the Aquatic Warbler ++ Europe's rarest songbird to be saved from extinction ++ Last breeding grounds are in Eastern Europe, including Ukraine ++

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Primary and old-growth forests in Romania: the timber mafia’s wrongdoings continue unabatedly

EuroNatur, Robin Wood and Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) expose the unchanged significant deficiencies in Romanian Natura 2000 areas. The country’s primary and old-growth forests are still not adequately protected.

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Three years after fish die-off: environmental associations demand policy shift for a living Oder

++ Third anniversary of Oder fish die-off ++ Rethink necessary for a natural river ecosystem ++ International alliance demands joining in a sustainable vision for the Oder ++

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Finally securing Mavrovo National Park

A coalition of 19 civil society organisations has sent a powerful message to the Government of North Macedonia: act now to re-proclaim Mavrovo National Park in compliance with the law!

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Western Balkans must step up environmental protection

++ Environmental and biodiversity safeguards are non-negotiable for EU accession ++ European Parliament’s resolutions on Western Balkan countries show the shortcomings of protecting the region’s rich biodiversity ++

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Mounting Pressures Threaten Vjosa Wild River National Park

Various causes of endangerment threaten the Vjosa and its status as a wild river national park; urgent action is needed.

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"Birdwatching gives me great inner peace"

In a world where nature conservation and protection of the environment is needed more than ever, women are playing a key role. In this series of articles, we are shining a light on those women whose passion, courage and vision is bringing positive change and making a significant contribution to the conservation of nature in Europe.

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Nature on sale

"Albania is one of the world's fastest growing destinations." How Albania is selling off its natural treasures.

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Lynx conservation project honoured

The LIFE Lynx project has won two prestigious LIFE 2025 awards. The expert jury recognized the project as the best in Europe in the Nature Conservation & Biodiversity category, while the public also voted it the audience award winner.

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