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Meet our #HabitatHeroes: Junior Rangers of the Bavarian Forest National Park The Bavarian Forest National Park is the oldest national park in Germany. It is a largely forested medium-range mountain landscape which is highly characteristic for Central Europe. Thanks to...
A Sustainable Journey, film on sustainable tourism produced by EUROPARC Federation in the framework of the CEETO Interreg Central Europe project, has been nominated for the Best Documentary at the ART&TUR Festival. Vote for 'A Sustainable Journey'! This year, the International...
The 3rd edition of the International Youth+ Camp was kindly hosted by the Kullaberg Nature Reserve, in Sweden. Over a week, 20 youngsters from across Europe came together to put in practice their conservation skills, but also to gain new...
Engaging citizens and Youth in democratic life and EU values Since 2017, the prize, given by the European Commission, rewards projects that "enhance citizens' understanding of the EU, help broaden the ownership of the European project and develop a sense...
After the very positive experience from 2017 and 2018, EUROPARC invites its members again this year to the Seminar-Dialogue 2019. The idea is to bring our members together with the European Commission and to look at the same topics from...
The 8th of August of 2019, a group of Junior Rangers from Müritz National Park landed on the coast of the wild peninsula of Kullaberg to gather Junior Rangers from Kullaberg Nature Reserve, ready to discover the challenges and environment...
The call for films is open until October 16th 2019 In partnership with YouTube Creators for Change and United Nations Climate Change, the Mobile Film Festival (MFF) opened its 15th edition with a call for contributions. In the context of...
The world is on fire! A message from Ignace Schops to the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and to all the world leaders. A message to prioritize the topic of the burning Amazon at the UN Climate Action Summit to be held September 23 in New York.
Why a Youth forum? Nowadays, ways of involving the Youth in programmes and projects related to nature conservation and empowering them is becoming a big concern. Last year, the EUROPARC Youth Manifesto was crafted and then officially launched by...
Improving water quality with plant-living barriers: The Curonian Spit National Park (Kuršių nerija Nacionalinis Parkas in Lithuanian) was established to protect one of the most unique landscapes in the coast of the Baltic Sea... This is how they have used...
What if you could learn about a new topic in a 3 minutes film? That's what EUROPARC LIVE is all about!
[caption id="attachment_12465" align="alignnone" width="809"] EUROPARC Youth Manifesto - 1st Workshop May 2018 in Cairngorms National Park (Glenmore Lodge Aviemore, Scotland)[/caption] A Call for Change in Rural Communities and Protected Areas The EUROPARC Youth Manifesto is a source of ideas and inspiration...
Discover the work of EUROPARC inside this ambitious project that aims to improve tourism management in several regions of Europe.
Learn more about this project that aims to integrate socio-economic development and biodiversity conservation in protected areas.
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