Environmental conservation work in Romania
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With the lion’s share of two globally important ecoregions, Romania is a key country for WWF in Europe. 80% of the Danube Delta and over half of the Carpathian Mountains are on Romanian territory.
WWF has been active in the country since the early 1990s. Conservation activities initially focused on the Danube Delta and Lower Danube, but since then have expanded significantly into a comprehensive programme that includes work on forest protection and sustainable forestry, protected areas, freshwater, agriculture and rural development. In 2006, WWF established a registered organisation in the country.
WWF website in Romanian
Latest news and publications
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Rising consumption, increased resource use put unbearable pressure on our Planet – WWF 2012 Living Planet Report
An ever-growing demand for resources by a growing population is putting tremendous pressures on our ...
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New Forest Act condemns Romania’s Forests
Forestry Act amendments that are currently being pushed through the Romanian Parliament do not take ...
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Conservation is first of all about people
Costel Bucur is the new Head of Forestry & Protected Areas at WWF’s Danube-Carpathian ...
Contact
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Andreas Beckmann
Director
WWF Danube-Carpathian Programme Office (DCPO),
Vienna Main+43 1 524547021
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Dana Caratas
Communications Coordinator
WWF Danube-Carpathian Programme Office (DCPO),
Romania+40 21 317 49 96
