Earlier this week, the Walloon stakeholders met in Gembloux for the sixth time to summarise the first phase of the BID-REX project and to continue discussions on the Wallonia action plan.
The Walloon team presented the progress of the first phase of the project to Natagora and Natagriwal representatives.
Further discussions focused on the action plan that will be ready for the fifth interregional workshop in Slovenia next year.
A virtual workshop to inspire on how to improve regional and municipal policies to protect nature and its services during the EU Regions Week in October.
The Pilot Action at Ljubljana Marsh Nature Park finalized obtaining valuable recommendations for evidence-based conservation of its own biodiversity.
Catalonia is experiencing a progressive and widespread decline in its biodiversity, according to the report ‘State of Nature in Catalonia 2020′
This is a tool for the design of monitoring programs, to evaluate changes in conservation status and assess progress towards conservation of the wild species.
BID-REX project attended to the Spanish on-line training sessions regarding the Prioritised Action Framework 2021-2027 to finance Natura 2000
Now, stakeholders of Basque Country have access to the report in their own language, which will undoubtedly bring this useful guide closer to their daily work.
A video summarising the accomplishments of the BID REX project
The first outputs of PILOT ACTION were presented and discussed online with decision makers and managers of Ljubljana Marsh Nature Park.
BID-REX contributed to the 2nd RENATUR workshop sharing Good practices about nature conservation in peri-urban areas.
BID-REX took part in the webinar organized by the Policy Learning Platform during the EU Green Week 2020 as an inspirational example for others