The 5-year project, which runs from October 2022 to September 2027, is financed by the European LIFE fund. The leading partner of the project is WWF Italy, and 7 Italian and 2 Slovenian partners participate in the project (in addition to the KPSS, the KP Ljubljansko barje).
The project is aimed at the conservation and repopulation of the European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis) by implementing activities aimed at improving the natural habitats of the European pond turtle and by removing invasive non-native species from nature and raising public awareness.
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01.08.2016
We are proud to announce that from today your mobile guide NEXTO is available in five languages: slovenian, english, italian, german and french. Your are welcome to try this smart audio guiding in Sečovlje Salina Nature Park.
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30.05.2016
You are welcome to visit us all who want to experience unforgettable moments.
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14.04.2016
Sunday, 24 april 2016 in Sečovlje Salina Nature Park at Lera
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08.04.2016
The Bird watching is the observation of birds in nature. Is an extraordinary passion that can capture everyone, adults and children.
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28.01.2016
International Natour Alpe-Adria Fair, an event with 26-year tradition, is this yeas specialized in green, active tourism and combined with the boutique business exchange Natour. ADVENTURE NATURE is the slogan of a revived fair event which will is happening at the GR – Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre between 27 and 30 January 2016.
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February each year is World Wetlands Day, the Convention's annual campaign day.
2014 is the UN International Year of Family Farming – so the Ramsar Convention chose Wetlands & Agriculture as the World Wetlands Day theme for 2014. And what a great theme for Ramsar, given that wetlands are so often intimately linked with agriculture. Our slogan? Wetlands and Agriculture: Partners for Growth, placing a focus on the need for the wetland and agricultural sectors (and the water sector too of course) to work together for the best shared outcomes.
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