29 June 2016
29.06.2016 - Within the framework of the Kosovo-Montenegro cross-border program, from 26 June to 2 July in Trentino, Italy, the third part of the professional training and study visit is being carried out with the aim of comparing best practices of Ecological Networks and Environmental Education to promote not only the protection of the environment and biodiversity but also the creation of relationships between people and nature in general.
These activities, which are foreseen in the BorN Borderless Nature project. Biodiversity Protection and Development of Prokletije and Bjeshkët e Nemuna National Parks, include several visits to the natural parks of Trentino and management practices led by experts from Albatros Srl.
BorN is an EU project managed by the European Union office in Kosovo and implemented by Trentino con il Kossovo, the Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency, and the Municipality of Plav in Montenegro, with professional support from Associazione Trentino con i Balcani Onlus and Albatros Srl.
A group of 18 officials from Kosovo and Montenegro are participating in the study visit in Trento, among whom are representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Bjeshkët e Nemuna National Park, as well as representatives of local institutions and environmental non-governmental organizations.