SABUKO’s internship program for young biologists

Within the Restoring Gallery Forest and Grasslands in the Iori River Valley, Georgia Project, SABUKO in Chachuna Managed Reserve carries out the study of pasture conditions. Sophio Maghlakelidze and Revaz Kvaratskhelia, students of the School of Natural Sciences and Medicine of Ilia State University, are taking part in the study as well. We are sharing

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Restoring Gallery Forest and Grasslands in the Iori River Valley

The Iori River, and the gallery forest which stretches along the valley, are integral parts of South East Georgia’s steppe ecosystem. The river shapes the dynamics of the landscape by creating periodic wetlands and transporting nutrients from the mountains to the lowlands. The gallery forest, which runs along the Iori riverbed, acts as a wildlife

Youth-led advocacy for wildlife conservation

Society for nature conservation SABUKO, with partner organizations BSPB (Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds) and DD (Doga Derneg) and with support of the European Commission starts a new Project called “Youth-led advocacy for wildlife conservation”. The project “Youth-led advocacy for wildlife conservation” is an international project at the cross-road between education, youth and

What is IBA?

                        IBA stands for Important Bird Area BirdLife International is a global partnership of conservation organizations that strives to conserve birds, their habitats, and global biodiversity, which since the late 1970s has been working collectively to identify, document and protect all places on earth

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Annual Report of Conservation of Imperial Eagles in Georgia

  We are Delighted to Distribute  Annual Report of Conservation of Imperial Eagles in Georgia.   Report will be distributed upon your request by emails. Please send us your Name/Surname / Organization / Address and Telephone number and we will be happy to share report to you! Contact email: office@sabuko.org Please indicate in subject: Annual Report

Transboundary initiative for restoration of the Eastern Imperial Eagle’s population in the Southern Caucasus

Increase of the Georgian population of Eastern Imperial Eagle by increased availability and protection of existing and potential nest sites.