Parks in the Spotlight: Powered by People, Inspired by Nature
We are the EUROPARC Federation and we represent hundreds of responsible authorities and thousands of Protected Areas in 37 countries. We often say in EUROPARC that nature knows no boundaries and we therefore facilitate international co-operation in all aspects of Protected Area management to improve and conserve our shared natural inheritance. Someone out there has the answer to your question, a solution to your problem, an idea you can use. So connect to the network!
We are really proud that EUROPARC is recognised around the world as a professional network of European Protected Areas providing a forum to share professional experience, collaborate on technical projects and progress common aims.
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The new Environment, Climate Change, Heritage and Health Committee inside the Conference of INGOs of the Council of Europe, chaired by EUROPARC Federation, aims to develop an integrated approach between human rights, environment, heritage and health in the Bern, Florence,...
The world changes one discussion at a time, one meeting at a time, one congress at a time. In this article, you can find a recap of the IUCN World Conservation Congress. This year's IUCN World Conservation Congress postponed from 2020 to...
EUROPARC's webinars are back after a summer break! Our first webinar will focus on Transboundary Cooperation and will be held entirely in French. 28. Septembre 14:30 CET Register for free here Dans le cadre de l'Année internationale de la paix...
The LIFE e-Natura2000.edu project’s overall goal was to demonstrate the need for and value of creating competence-based continuous professional development programmes directly linked to EU priorities for nature. Layman’s report presents the project’s experiences, main conclusions and a set of recommendations important for future competence-based learning initiative
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Youth Committee is a group of dedicated young people aged 11-25 years old who are passionate about the National Park and making a difference. We asked member Aidan Cronin some questions to get...
A Call for Change in Rural Communities and Protected Areas The EUROPARC Youth Manifesto is a source of ideas and inspiration for decision-makers in Protected Areas and rural communities to ensure the involvement and empowerment of young people. Young people play an...
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 supports e-learning and capacity building for Natura 2000 Managers
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