18. 12. 2024
The One Nature Project has attracted international interest. At the beginning of March this year, we were contacted by representatives of the Estonian Ministry of Environment, […]
16. 12. 2024
The legislative basis for the creation of the world’s largest internationally coordinated network of protected areas was established 31 years ago, and 21 May marks Natura […]
16. 12. 2024
Military district administrations are one of the five nature protection authorities (NPAs) that have a lawful duty to manage the Natura 2000 system wherever the system […]
27. 8. 2024
In today’s part of the series of articles dedicated to the entities managing Natura 2000 sites, we will introduce the role of local governments. In the […]
16. 7. 2024
This article is the sixth in a series dedicated to entities managing the Natura 2000 system. The first five articles were devoted to all five nature […]
12. 9. 2023
The One Nature Project organised the last of a series of three roundtables on financing Natura 2000. During the internal discussion, the state administration representatives focused […]
12. 9. 2023
At the end of January 2023, under the auspices of the One Nature project, the second round table focused on the financing of the Natura 2000 […]
20. 7. 2023
If you – even fleetingly – follow the nature conservation scene, the news that the EU institutions are currently discussing its new legislative context is not […]
6. 4. 2023
National parks are areas with predominant occurrence of natural ecosystems or ecosystems that have been slightly altered by humans, so it is not surprising that all […]
6. 4. 2023
We introduced all the important actors in the previous article of the series on entities managing Natura 2000. The statutory management obligation is assigned to five […]
29. 11. 2022
The first meeting of the National Platform for Ecosystem Services (NPES) took place on 4 October 2022 at the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic […]
29. 11. 2022
You have probably heard that Natura 2000 is a system of protected areas of Pan-European importance, represented by Sites of Community Importance (SCI) and special protection […]
23. 2. 2022
In the past year, the One Nature project succeeded in taking more than 1,000 different measures in 84 sites under European protection in the Czech Republic […]
4. 10. 2021
With the first phase of the One Nature Project coming to an end, we are publishing another issue of One Nature Project News (Czech version only) […]
30. 7. 2021
There is a constant need to keep up with latest knowledge and experience when it comes to ensuring appropriate and effective management of protected areas, not […]
13. 5. 2021
Well-set cooperation and functional relationships among different actors are the alpha and omega in the management of protected areas. Therefore, thanks to the One Nature project, […]
15. 3. 2021
Thanks to our project, we carry out various measures in selected sites of community importance (SCIs) and special protection areas (SPAs) throughout the Czech Republic to […]
21. 12. 2020
Last week, we presented three examples of projects funded by the Operational Programme Environment. This time we will focus on projects supported by the LIFE Programme […]
17. 12. 2020
The dog rose, blackthorn, mahaleb cherry, common broom or some prunuses are undoubtedly beautiful trees and shrubs at a glance. However, they sometimes grow in places […]
17. 12. 2020
The implementation of measures in protected areas of the Natura 2000 network which aim to maintain or improve the status of local target features, i.e. individual […]
2. 12. 2020
They are an integral part of Czech nature and thanks to them, every place comes alive as they become home to amphibians and other species, and […]
27. 11. 2020
Thanks to the One Nature Project, various landscape measures are being carried out in 2020 – 2024, including mowing, grazing, felling, fencing, pond excavation, etc. You […]
18. 11. 2020
Meadows, pastures and other areas with grasslands are among the most species-rich communities. Most of them were created through the management of deforested land by humans […]
30. 9. 2020
On a unique gravel-sand subsoil in the central part of the Dolnomoravský úval (Lower Morava Valley), in the area between Hodonín, Dubňany and Mutěnice, there is […]
14. 7. 2020
Mowing, environment-friendly grazing, tree planting. These are examples of more traditional farming methods which preserve biodiversity or improve the statuses of protected areas and individual protected […]
3. 7. 2020
There is never enough further education. That applies to experienced workers of the Czech nature conservation authorities, too. That is why the One Nature project is […]
