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Záchrana podunajských vtáčích území
Saving the Danube bird territories
Event by: Vtáctvo trnavské
Location: Library of Juraj Fándly in Trnava, Rázusova 261, Trnava
Talks & discussions
About event
Swamps, wetlands, waterlogged meadows and fields have long been inextricably linked to the basins of many of our rivers and streams, especially in the Danube Plain. These were places that, thanks to natural natural processes, teemed with life.
During the 20th century, thanks to human activity, only fragments of them remained and we are slowly losing these valuable territories rich in biodiversity.
Right now you will be able to learn about their importance, preservation and, perhaps, gradual expansion, from Ján Gúgh on October 21, 2024 (Monday) at 6:00 p.m. in the Juraj Fándly Library in Trnava.
Entrance is free!
Mgr. Ján Gúgh, PhD. - graduate teacher (licensed informatics - ecology), who has been involved in the protection and research of waterfowl, revitalization and management of protected areas for more than 15 years. He has coordinated many international events, popularizes the topic of bird protection, organizes lectures and excursions, practically participates in the care of the protected bird areas of the Žitavský luh and the Paris Marshes.
During the 20th century, thanks to human activity, only fragments of them remained and we are slowly losing these valuable territories rich in biodiversity.
Right now you will be able to learn about their importance, preservation and, perhaps, gradual expansion, from Ján Gúgh on October 21, 2024 (Monday) at 6:00 p.m. in the Juraj Fándly Library in Trnava.
Entrance is free!
Mgr. Ján Gúgh, PhD. - graduate teacher (licensed informatics - ecology), who has been involved in the protection and research of waterfowl, revitalization and management of protected areas for more than 15 years. He has coordinated many international events, popularizes the topic of bird protection, organizes lectures and excursions, practically participates in the care of the protected bird areas of the Žitavský luh and the Paris Marshes.