“Nature’s Eye” – Practical Guide for Monitoring Decision-Making in Protected Areas
From Social Media Activism to Legal Action: How to Protect Nature when Institutions Remain Silent
CategoriesEU-PAMANCA News Reports
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CategoriesEU-PAMANCA News ReportsAnalytical Report – Legal, Regulatory and Institutional Framework for Protected Areas in Albania
Analytical Report – Legal, Regulatory and Institutional Framework for Protected Areas in Albania Read & Download Albania, despite its relatively small size, is one of the most biodiverse countries in Europe, home to exceptional natural wealth and unique ecosystems that stretch from the Albanian Alps to the southern coastline. Protected Areas cover more than 21% […]
CategoriesEU-PAMANCA News ReportsAnalytical Report – Gap Assessment of the Legal Regulatory, and Institutional Framework for Protected Areas in Albania
Analytical Report – Gap Assessment of the Legal Regulatory, and Institutional Framework for Protected Areas in Albania Read & Download This report provides a comprehensive assessment of the legal and institutional gaps affecting Protected Areas in Albania, highlighting the challenges that undermine the effective conservation of the country’s natural heritage. The analysis examines inconsistencies in […]
CategoriesReportsGuide to Selected Trails Along the Ecological Corridor of Polis-Valamarë-Rugnajë-Moravë-Gramoz
Guide to Selected Trails Along the Ecological Corridor of Polis-Valamarë-Rugnajë-Moravë-Gramoz Read & Download The “Polis–Valamarë–Rungajë–Moravë–Gramoz” ecological corridor is located in southeastern Albania and represents a remote mountainous area spanning parts of the municipalities of Librazhd, Përrenjas, Pogradec, Gramsh, Maliq, and Skrapar. The corridor connects six protected areas: Shebenik-Jabllanicë National Park, Stravaj-Sopot Nature Park, Pogradec Lake […]
CategoriesReportsUnder Pressure: Water Abstraction in the Vjosa Wild River National Park
Under Pressure: Water Abstraction in the Vjosa Wild River National Park Read & Download A new study on water abstraction in the Vjosa River basin highlights increasing pressure on the river’s natural flow and its ecosystems. The analysis identifies 20 key abstraction points along the Vjosa and its main tributaries, including irrigation canals, pumping stations, […]
The state of Balkan rivers 2025
Hydromorphological assessment and 13-year trends The state of Balkan rivers 2025 Shiko & Shkarko The first comparable regional assessment in over a decade documents the deterioration of Europe’s last wild rivers, with pristine stretches dropping from 30% to 23% since 2012 – a staggering loss of 2,450 river kilometres. Albania’s rivers have deteriorated faster than […]
