Workshop at the Krka Eco Campus
Numerous participants gather at the Krka Eco Campus as part of the project “Development of the system for monitoring the conservation status of species and habitat types” implemented by the Ministry of the Economy and Sustainable Development
An educational workshop on the monitoring programme for habitat types: 3260 Watercourses with vegetation Ranunculion fluitantis and Callitricho-Batrachion, and 32A0 Travertine barriers of the karst waters of the Dinarides, was organised by the Institute for Applied Ecology, Oikon d.o.o. on 4 May 2023 at the Krka Eco Campus in Puljane.
The workshop was held as part of the contract “Services to develop monitoring programmes for species and habitats types of EU interest” performed as part of the project “Development of monitoring systems for the conservation status of species and habitat types”, Procurement group 2: “Development of monitoring programmes for terrestrial flora and habitat types with capacity building of stakeholders in monitoring systems and reporting” implemented by the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development.
In addition to representatives of public institutions for nature conservation, the workshop was intended for representatives of state institutions responsible for managing waters and forests, civil society organisations, local self-government units, and all other representatives of public persons whose activities include tasks of monitoring the state of nature, with an emphasis on terrestrial flora and habitat types.
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