CategoriesPress Release++ Annual report of the European Commission for Albania – During 2017, the environment remained one of the most problematic areas ++ Yesterday, the European Commission published the 2017 Report for Albania, according to which the environment continues to be one of the most problematic areas. The report states that although Albania has made some […]
CategoriesPress ReleasePress release from EcoAlbania EcoAlbania is following informative and awareness meetings with local communities in the Vjosa valley who are affected by the next danger for the Vjosa river, the construction of the Kalivaç HPP. From the official data so far, through bulletin no. 43 dt. 30.10.2017, announced by the Public Procurement Agency, information is […]
CategoriesPetitionFor 5 years, there has been a campaign to preserve the Vjosa river and other rivers of the Balkans unaffected by the irreversible damage of hydropower plants. Patagonia is continuing its campaign in defense of the “Blue Heart of Europe” by initiating an international petition. Ask the international banks (EBRD, EIB, IFC) to stop investing […]
CategoriesActivities InitiativesOn March 21, 2018, the next meeting of the Friends of Vjosa was organized, a tradition where the participants come together to talk about the current situation of the river and new ideas in defense of the ‘Vjosa without dams’ cause. As in every meeting, this time also new friends joined who want to know […]
CategoriesPress ReleasePress release from Riverwatch, EuroNatur and EcoAlbania Tirana, March 20, 2018. Scientists from Austria and Albania continue their studies in the Vjosa river – the last largest wild river in Europe. Today they held a press conference to present the findings from the expeditions carried out during 2017 in the Vjosa valley as well as […]
CategoriesReportsThe Vjosa River in Albania is of pan-European or even global importance. Along its 270 km flow it represents one of the last intact large river systems in Europe, flowing from the Pindus Mountains in Greece to the Adriatic Sea without artificial obstacles. Vjosa valley covers almost 16% of Albania’s territory. Despite the lack of extended […]
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