The implementation team of the FISH FOR LIFE project organized on Thursday, February 24, 2022, a meeting with the representatives of the local authorities from Bengești - Ciocadia, more precisely the town hall and the police of the administrative-territorial unit. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss measures to contribute to the successful implementation of the ecological planting and reconstruction works that will begin this spring along the Gilort. The lands on which the plantations will be made have been selected (based on the studies performed) as the best areas that contribute to improving the connectivity of riparian forest habitats...
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Schimb de experiență cu ROSCI0019 Căliman - Gurghiu
O echipă reprezentând proiectul Fish For Life (Nicolae Calma, manager de proiect, și Istvan Falka, ihtiolog) a participat la un schimb de experiență în județul Mureș, în situl Natura 2000 ROSCI0019 Căliman – Gurghiu. Au fost însoțiți de către domnul Kovrig Zoltan – reprezentantul Agenției Naționale pentru Arii Naturale Protejate Mureș, administrator al ariilor naturale protejate din județul Mureș. Programul a inclus vizitarea a două pasaje de migrație pentru pești de pe râurile Niraj și Secu, aflate în situl Natura 2000 ROSCI0019 Căliman – Gurghiu. Aria naturală protejată este situată…
Meeting with fishermen from Cărbunești and Ciocadia
The Fish For Life project implementation team organized at the end of September 2021 a meeting with amateur fishermen from Târgu Cărbunești and Bengești Ciocadia, located along the Gilort River. The ten participants had the opportunity to closely follow the way the passage on the overflow threshold in Târgu Cărbunești works and received information from the team about the works on this passage. Arrangement of the overflow threshold of the bridge on DN67B was necessary so that the fish can pass upstream. The existing overflow threshold has a...
For Gilort
From Novaci to Târgu Cărbunești, Gilortul is the emblematic natural element of the submontane Gorj. It has been there for centuries, along with every generation that grew up on its shore, fished, bathed, made friends, worked, grew old. Currently, the Gilort River is facing a number of important pressures and threats on plant and animal species, as well as on the habitats in which they live. Species and habitats of community interest, of both scientific and economic value, are affected by anthropogenic activities such ...
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