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First Meeting of the Buljarica Advisory Board Held: A Shared Vision for Development Based on Nature Conservation and Local Community Involvement Is Needed

The first meeting of the Buljarica Advisory Board took place in Buljarica on 11 June. The Board was established as part of the project “Together for the Conservation of Buljarica through a Scientific Approach and Community Engagement”, implemented by the Montenegrin Ecologists Society with support from the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF). The meeting brought …

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Help us better understand the value of Buljarica!

Montenegrin Ecologists Society is conducting a survey to understand how visitors experience Buljarica and the value this unique coastal wetland has for people and society. Your answers will help us assess its ecosystem services and better demonstrate why protecting Buljarica matters for both nature and people. 📝 Filling out the questionnaire takes around 10 minutes …

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Two Educational Camps for Children Held at Studeno: “The Magic of the Bosnian Pine”

At the end of July and mid-August, we organized two educational nature camps for children in Studeno, a highland area on Mount Prekornica. The four-day camps, titled “The Magic of the Bosnian Pine”, brought together over fifty children from Spuž and Danilovgrad, occasionally joined by other children already vacationing in the area with their families. …

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Turtles and terrapins!

The turtle season is officially open. Freshwater turtles are among the most endangered reptiles in Southeast Europe. Yesterday, we continued our research on these species in Buljarica. In just one day, 320 turtles were caught – measured – and returned to their habitat. By the end of the season, we will collect data on freshwater …

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