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On the Danube Day 29 June, the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Authority (DDBRA) Visitor Center from Sulina hosted an event dedicated to the Danube River. It was a day filled with purpose and passion where students from “Jean Bart” High School, volunteers from Asociația Cu drag din Sulina and DDBRA staff came together to honor the Danube river. The children eagerly got involved, creating wooden magnets with eco-friendly messages and unique symbols of the Delta. From creative workshops
On June 29, we celebrate Danube Day! This mighty river connects countries and people across Europe, stretching from Germany to Romania. At the very end of the Danube, where it forms Europe's best-preserved natural delta, Bogdan - Ioachim Bulete, the Governor of the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Administration in Romania, shares insights about the unique features of the Danube Delta region and its appeal to visitors. Enjoy the next video in the series Introducing the LIFE Danube Free Sky in Romania!
The project teams from Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania meet during the first week of June at the very end of the Danube River - in the magnificent Danube Delta. Meetings were held about the progress in the implementation of the project actions and plans for the next - final stage of our LIFE Danube Free Sky project were accompanied by the field trip where partners have the chance to see the already implemented measures.
On the World Environment Day, enjoy another short video from Romania, this time with the highlight on the magnificent Danube, creating unique natural landscapes along its course. Let's dive deep into the magic of this mighty river with Alina Codreanu, Head of the Information and Ecological Education Office at the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Authority, project partner of the LIFE Danube Free Sky project.
The third birdwatching action organized within the LIFE DANUBE FREE SKY project has been organized this week in Romania🇷🇴, on which a group of students from the Brad Segal Technical High School in Tulcea accompanied by the coordinating teacher and representatives of the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Authority ARBDD - Administratia Rezervatiei Biosferei Delta Dunarii explored the beauty of nature through an exciting activity. With the binoculars ready and a lot of enthusiasm,
The LIFE Programme of the European Union celebrates its 33rd birthday! Launched in 1992, the programme has supported more than 6000 ground-breaking projects, striving to make Europe a cleaner, greener and healthier place. The LIFE Danube Free Sky project is proud member of a LIFE projects family and wishes the LIFE programme many more years with successful projects all over EU member states (watch short video HERE). Learn more about the milestones of celebrating a third of a century of green innovation HERE.
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During 9-11 April, the members of the project team LIFE Danube Free Sky project from Kopački rit Nature Park, energy distribution company HEP ODS and Croatian transmission company HOPS participated in a study trip in Hungary, Austria, and Slovakia. During the visit, the project areas were visited where the project activities are carried out: installation of bird diverters on railway lines in Austria,
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The LIFE DANUBE FREE SKY project has received funding from the LIFE Programme of the European Union. More info.
The LIFE DANUBE FREE SKY project is part of nature conservation and biodiversity projects in Natura 2000. More info.
The LIFE Danube Free Sky project is co-financed by the Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic.
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Email: info@danubefreesky.eu