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As the nesting season approaches, Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Authority supports the nesting opportunities by installing 100 wooden boxes for European Roller!
In the LIFE Danube Free Sky project, the installation of flight diverters for birds by the Croatian Transmission System Operator (HOPS) on high-voltage 110 kV transmission lines began in January and is still ongoing.
Today many celebrate love between people, but love for animals is no less important.
Meet Chilli, a former stray dog who, after being adopted and trained, has become part of the dog unit and is working to protect birds.
On 20 February 14:30 - 16:00 CET the Renewables Grid Initiative hosts a webinar dedicated to the themes of transition to a renewables-based energy system and the potential impact on birds. Part of the webinar will be presentations from our Scientific Coordinator Marek Gális and members of the Safe Lines for Birds LIFE project. Registration link is open: HERE.
Monitoring of railway lines in Austria is carried out with the help of a specially trained dog unit. Meet Stefan Knöpfer, Nature Conservation Dog Handler for BirdLife Austria, and find out more about this interesting activity!bThe activities in Austria are carried out in cooperation with project partners National Park Donau-Auen and Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB).
On the World Wetlands Day 2024 with theme Life interlaced wetlands and people, we are starting with the short video series Introducing LIFE Danube Free Sky in Austria! Learn more about
Dogs can be really helpful when comes to the protection of birds. How so? Watch the short video about the cooperation between our project partners in Austria: Austrian Federal Railways OEBB and National Park Donau-Auen
