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" Large carnivores" Working Group
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The group was created in 1999 to allow Alpine protected areas to share and discuss their experiences in the field of conserving large carnivores in the Alps. Many of the discussions within the working group focus on management, monitoring and communication strategies in relation to bears, wolves and lynxes. Lead partner : Parco naturale Adamello Brenta (I) |
Events
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Colloque national " Pastoralismes, Biodiversités, Paysages" (Parc national du Mercantour/F) |
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Large Carnivores Working Group Workshop and 14° Danilo Re Trophy (Hohe Tauern National Park/A) |
Resources linked to the article
11/09/2009 - Large carnivors Large carnivores in the Alps and Carpathians: Living with the wildlife
Available in French, Italian, German, Slovenian and English
Edition: 2009
02/06/2009 - Large carnivors I Fogli dell'Orso
Special number of the Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta's newsletter, concerning the "Large carnivores working group" meeting and "Danilo Re Seminar" in Mittersill - Hohe Tauern National Park / A
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31/03/2009 - Large carnivors Presentations of the "Large carnivores" WG meeting
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- 02 - FERRARI Claudio - Introduction
- 04 - BRESSAN Umberto - Plan of Action of the Region of Lombardy for the Conservation of Bears in the Lombardy Alps
- 05 - ZIBORDI Filippo - The Bear Project of Adamello Brenta Nature Park
- 06 - FILACORDA Stefano - Role of Protected Areas concerning Lynx and Bear Conservation in Friuli Venezia Giulia Region Related to Hunting Activities
- 07 - DOBRAVEC Jurij - Can management of Natura 2000 priority species cause internal conflict - case of brown bear (Ursus arctos) and tiger moth (Callimorpha quadripunctaria) on alpine pastures
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01/08/2004 - Leaflets Lynx in the Alps
Available in French, Italian, German and Slovenian
New edition 2004
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