În cadrul proiectului Fish for Life a fost realizat un traseu tematic, deschis oricărui iubitor de natură, curios să afle mai multe informații despre râuri și specii de pești, cum au fost acestea afectate de activitățile umane dar și ce se poate face pentru a atenua efectele asupra mediului. Punctul de pornire se află în apropierea Școlii Gimnaziale Bălcești (localitatea Bengești-Ciocadia), la intersecția dintre Linia Mică și Aleea Școlii. Traseul are un rol informativ și educativ și prezintă un sector din bazinul râului Gilort, râu ce a fost gazda unor…
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The reconstruction works on the Gilort River have been completed
A series of complex ecological reconstruction works have been completed (in autumn 2023) on the Gilort River. They were carried out as part of the LIFE project “Restoration of the migration lanes and habitats for rheophilic fish species in the Gilort River” - Fish for Life, within the radius of Bengești-Ciocadia commune. They included works in the riverbed, aimed at increasing the diversity of habitats for the rheophilic fish species that inhabit the Gilort River. Last but not least, a series of tree plantings were completed in the Natura 2000 Gilort River site...
Scientific fishing campaign
A new scientific fishing campaign took place between August 7-11, on the Gilort River and its tributaries: Galbenu, Blahnita and Ciocadia. The project team involved in this action was coordinated by the specialist in ichthyology, Dr. Adrian Ionașcu. Scientific fishing represents an extremely important stage that is the basis of the monitoring of the fish and macroinvertebrate population, after the implementation of the ecological reconstruction measures on the Gilort River. The scientific fishing campaign was carried out by electrofishing and releasing the captured specimens. The team involved in this extremely laborious and demanding activity spent around ...
Ecological reconstruction camps
The ecological reconstruction camps are designed to promote the scientific and practical basis for the ecological reconstruction of rivers among young people in Romania who are pursuing a career in nature conservation, water management, resource management or landscape design. By organizing two camps within the FISH for LIFE project, we want to contribute to the expansion of opportunities for continuous education of young people and to supplement the lack of specialization programs dedicated to ecological reconstruction in Romania. What do we aim for? The camps are not explanatory sessions or scientific conferences on the topic of ecological reconstruction, but practical work sessions...
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