Participating projects in

According to the decision of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity of 1992 the main tasks of the society are the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity because of its intrinsic v

This project aims for the study and promotion of local biodiversity by pointing out its interaction with the geological substrate.

The Appolo Butterfly (Parnassius apollo) is considered a postglaciar relict, with only a handful of sites where it has been recorded in Romania until 1990.

The project aims to involve pupils from three different communities (the commune of Slătioara commune,

Quarries represent an important source of mineral resources, but they can also have a positive or a negative impact for different categories of species. This is also the case for Iglicioara Quarry.

Inventorying, distribution, diversity, ecology and importance of the plant communities and natural habitats in the Bicaz Chei Quarry and neighbouring territories. Inventorying and sudy of the rare,

Trees and shrubs are important for maintaining biodiversity by creating niches for many animal, fungi and plant species.

The planned project will be partially based on the study carried out by our team in 2014 based on multicriterial valorization of natural mine in Nowogród Bobrzański.

Mining areas, especially dumps that are accompanying them as well as excavations are a special type of industrial areas, where new, specific habitats and rare biocoenoses are created.