SABUKO’s statement regarding the construction of wind farms at the Kvernaki ridge
Significantly reduced population of Egyptian Vultures in Georgia is facing a new threat – the construction of wind farms at the Kvernaki ridge. Egyptian Vulture is a globally endangered species included in the Georgian Red List as well as important inbatitant on the Kvernaki Emerald site. The Emerald Network is an ecological network made up
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Restoring Gallery Forest and Grasslands in The Iori River Valley, Georgia
This document presents a description and assessment of Iori River Gallery Forest, definition of their natural boundaries, comparison with the present boundaries and identification of causes of changes
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Annual Report 2019
In the document SABUKO summarized its work and all the important events and activities, implemented in 2019 in 4 main directions: Saving Species, Restoring Habitats, Empowering Locals and Raising Awareness.
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Benefits of Backyard Birds
Birds are a perfect indicator for changes in the environment. In urban areas, not only public green spaces are important for humans and birds alike. It is on you as well, if birds like to be around you. Here you find examples, what makes your garden or yard hospitable for birds. Some actions can even
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Redefining pasture management in the Iori River Valley
In southeast Georgia, at the core of the Caucasus Biodiversity Hotspot, lies the Iori River Valley. This fascinating landscapes supports a range of life, including birds of prey, gazelle and lynx, as well as range-restricted plant species such as Caucasian hackberries, floodplain oak and juniper. Despite its rich biodiversity, this landscape is threatened by livestock
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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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