Jandari Lake – Birdwatcher’s destination
Monday, 04 February 2019
Originally announced for Kumisi Lake, the Sunday excursion had to be changed to Jandarai Lake. A team excursion visited Tbilisi Sea, Jandari Tba and Kumisi Tba on 2. February. It revealed, that Kumisi shores are not accessible with a mini bus, which has been necessary due to high interest. About 20 people joined the excursion.
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Why Jandary Lake?
Monday, 17 September 2018
After about 20 km cycling from Rustawi over asphalt roads in perfect condition with almost no traffic as soon as you leave the city behind, Jandari Lake suddenly appears. Located on the border with Azerbaijan, it forms a little sanctuary in the surrounding steppe landscape. Already along the way it is worth to have an
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Birds of Borjomi – Kharagauli National Park
Monday, 04 June 2018
Authors: Darchiashvili G., Gavashelishvili L., Javakhishvili Z. 2005, Georgian Center for the Conservation of Wildlife, GCCW and Buneba Print Publishing Design, Layout and Printing: Kakha Bakhtadze, Buneba Print Publishing Brief description of the book: The Borjomi-Kharagauli National park is located in central Georgia and is situated on the northern and southern part slopes of
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Birds in the Chorokhi delta in spring 2018
Monday, 04 June 2018
In spring 2018, SABUKO (Society for Nature Conservation) carried out monitoring birds of the Chorokhi river delta (Ajara, Georgia), South of the city of Batumi. Monitoring was carried out by Zurab Gurgenidze and Dachi Shoshitashvili, who are currently employed by SABUKO. Monitoring was carried out from 2nd of April till 12th of April of 2018.
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Birds in the Chorokhi delta in spring 2015
Monday, 04 June 2018
We will be happy to share report by Rinse van der Vliet of Birds in the Chorokhi delta in spring 2015. This report could not have been possible without the help of other people. Thanks to Frank de Miranda and Martin Lok (both AKN) for the invitation. Many thanks to Frank, Martin and
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