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Mapping of Pressures in Vjosa River National Park

Mapping of Pressures in Vjosa River National Park Shiko & Shkarko The Mapping of pressures in Vjosa Wild River National Park report highlights the ongoing threats to the Vjosa River and its tributaries, mapping out the pressures that are severely impacting the park’s biodiversity and pristine environment.  The report analyses pressures from the extractive industry, […]

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Measurement of Shushica headwaters flow

Measurement of Shushica Headwaters Flow Read & Download This assessment analyzes the current water flow in the headwaters of the Shushica River and evaluates the potential ecological impacts of the planned diversion for the Himara water supply system. Measurements were conducted at four monitoring stations along the first 6 kilometers of the river during July–August […]

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EcoAlbania Annual Report, 2023

EcoAlbania’s 2023 Annual Report reflects a historic year for river conservation, marked by the declaration of the Vjosa Wild River National Park and continued efforts in scientific research, advocacy, environmental education, biodiversity conservation, and community engagement across Albania.

CategoriesESPID4Vjosa Reports

Vjosa Basin Sustainability: A Comprehensive Water Resource Managment Guide

A comprehensive water resource managment guide View & Download A holistic guide to effective water resource management in the Viosa Basin. This booklet covers seven significant topics, including flood and flood risk management, climate change, water supply and waste water treatment, ecotourism, protected areas,natural resources, and hydroenergy. A general overview, insights into the legal framework, […]

Categories"Saving the blue heart of Europe" campaign Reports

Study: Reforestation proposal for the Vjosa catchment

Study: Reforestation proposal for the Vjosa catchment View & Download This study defines clear steps and locations to start an afforestation project in the Vjosa catchment. For centuries, the floodplain and its slopes of the Vjosa valley have been heavily deforested mostly due to pastoralism and firewood extraction, which still continues. This has not only negative […]

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