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Competition for programs aimed at sustainable agricultural developmentCo-sponsored by the German Nature Protection Union (NABU) in the Republic of Armenia and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) the "Competition... more |
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A Series of Eco-Educational Events Within the Framework of the "White Stork - Bird of the Year" ProgramConsidering that the White Stork is the bird of the year, we are launching a series of eco-educational events, within the framework of which courses on White Storks will be held in Armenian... more |
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Visit to the Villages in the Territory of Dilijan National ParkContinuing the "Human-Wildlife Conflict Prevention" program, this time we visited the villages in the territory of Dilijan National Park. As the national park is not only rich in... more |
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Photo ContestWithin the framework of "White Stork - Bird of the Year 2022 " campaign, we are announcing a photo contest with three nominations. "White Stork-Ou... more |
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White Stork - Bird of The YearThis year, 2022, the Armenian branch of the Union for the Conservation of Nature and Biodiversity (NABU) announces the white stork (Ciconia ciconia) as the bird of the year.... more |
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Installation of satellite trackers on white storksSatellite trackers have been installed on White Storks by the Branch of the German Nature Protection Union (NABU) in the Republic of Armenia to track and study the migration of... more |
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White storks ringingWe have started white storks ringing in the Ararat valley. Ringing is implemented within the framework of the project “Conservation of wetlands in Arax valley at the community... more |
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Organic Agriculture Development Program 2021 winnersACBA Bank and the Branch of the German Nature Protection Union (NABU) in the Republic of Armenia have summed up the results of the competition for the jointly developed "Organic... more |
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The potential of wetlands in ArmeniaThe spring bird migration is nearing its end, and sedentary or early nesting species are already raising their young in the wetlands surveyed by the Araks Valley Wetland... more |
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The first chick of the Egyptian vulture |
