Back Technical Workshop on “Challenges & opportunities for the conservation of reptiles and large carnivores during linear infrastructure development in South-East Europe: a case study for the Kresna area”

Kresna Gorge

Kresna Gorge

The Bern Convention, in collaboration with the Infrastructure and Ecology Network Europe (IENE), Bulgarian Government and Bulgarian NGO Balkani Wildlife Society, held a Technical Workshop on “Challenges & opportunities for the conservation of reptiles and large carnivores during linear infrastructure development in South-East Europe: a case study for the Kresna area”. This event was organised as a follow-up to Bern Convention Recommendation 212 (2021).

The Workshop took place in the town of Sandanski, Bulgaria including a field trip to the Kresna area on 22-24 April 2024, in a hybrid format (in person and online), in English and Bulgarian.

The Workshop included very interesting and fruitful discussions, with a mixture of local Bulgarian knowledge and examples of good (and bad) practices from across Europe. There was aslo a field visit to various locations around the Kresna Gorge, providing participants with a visual mapping of the area.

The Joint-conclusions of the Workshop are available on its webpage, and further outcomes such as a Book of Abstracts will follow in due course.

Kresna/Sandanski (Bulgaria) 22-24 April 2024
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