Full project title:
Avian resilience and adaptation through Awareness monitoring, Treatment, and Outreach for Raptors
Duration:
May 2025 – December 2027
Total budget:
2.164.252,64 €
Association Biom budget:
96.355,00 €
Lead partner:
Institute of Veterinary Medicine of Serbia
Partners:
Austrian Agency for Health and Food SafetyUniversity of Sarajevo – Veterinary Faculty
Trakia Uni, FVM
Institute of Dipterology/Association Promoting Mosquito Control
Veterinary Medical Research Institute, HUN-REN
Diagnostic Veterinary Laboratory
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Iasi University of Life Sciences, Romania
Fund for European Affairs and development of Autonomous Province of Vojvodina
University of Ljubljana
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of Zagreb
Danube Delta National Institute For Research And Development
Contact
Bolesław Słociński, boleslaw.slocinski@biom.hr
Marija Martinko Ivanov, marija.martinko.ivanov@biom.hr
Project goals
Develop and test coordinated measures to increase the resilience of raptor populations to climate change within transnational ecological regions.
Contribute to the preservation of biological diversity and species protection by reducing the risk to populations of birds of prey.
Mitigate the negative effects of infectious and parasitic diseases in birds of prey through coordinated protective measures.
Project summary
- Background and problem to be addressed:
- Project approach and solution:
- The project is based on the development of a common methodology and action plans within transnational ecological regions. The approach includes an analysis of the current situation, mapping of stakeholders, conducting workshops, developing communication campaigns and drafting local and joint action plans. Through stakeholder participation and knowledge exchange, the project strengthens the resilience of raptors and ensures their long-term protection.
- Project area:
- The project covers the Danube Region, with a focus on ecological corridors within several partner countries. Partners from all countries in the region are involved, jointly developing and implementing activities at national and cross-border levels.
- Planned activities:
Materials and publications
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