Mapping of environmental issues along the Albanian coast
Albania’s coastline stretches 316 km from Shkodra to Konispol and is the country’s most valuable asset, as well as being home to over 13% of
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Vjosa, still not a National Park. The government’s decision provides insufficient protection
Tirana, January 27, 2022. Yesterday, the Albanian government declared the Vjosa River a Nature Park (a category IV protected area) instead of declaring it a
Call for participation in the network of environmental organizations – ENGONA
Call for expressions of interest, addressed to Civil Society Organizations, to become part of the “Network of Environmental Organizations” platform, within the ENGONA project –
Inauguration of Camping and River Sports Stations along the Vjosa and the Reforestation Action at the Willow Park in Tepelena
Tepelena, December 24, 2021. The action of reforestation and the inauguration of the camping and water sports station in the Willow Park was undertaken today by
Bern Convention calls on the government to declare the Vjosa River a National Park and decides to closely assess the situation with Vlora International Airport
++The Standing Committee of the Bern Convention expresses concern about the possible reduction of the network of national Protected Areas and delays in the preparation
Solar in Kutë: The first community project in Albania for the production of solar energy starts
++ After a fundraising campaign, solar panels are installed on the rooftops of public buildings and streets of Kutë village as an alternative to hydropower
