Guidelines for dry grassland restoration and sustainable management
Even though the project Dinara back to LIFE finished in November of last year, we are delighted to share with you the Guidelines for dry
Mount Dinara has always been an inexhaustible source of inspiration for all nature lovers. The mountain has been depicted, painted, songs have been sung and poetry written. It has filled all types of photo frames. Its purpose has stayed the same since the ancient times – to be the centre of life.
At the turn of the century the traditional primary activities, which used to be the source of livelihood for Dinara, have been mostly abandoned or have completely disappeared. Unfortunately, hay meadows and grazing livestock can rarely be seen today.
The Dinara back to LIFE project is launched with the aim to conserve Mount Dinara, restore its pastures and protect the birds dependent on this Dinaric habitat. In addition to professional conservation activities for dry grasslands restoration, such as planned grazing, controlled burning and other tasks, our objective is to revive and protect its nature. Special attention will be given to the bird species dependent on the Dinaric habitat type. They are ortolan bunting, short-toed lark and stone-curlew. Apart from creating important and quality institutional conditions for nature conservation, emphasis is also given on involvement of the local population. Within this project, the idea is to provide strong support for development of agricultural activities and tourism services whose values are based on coexistence with nature.
The activities planned for the next three years are not intended as a one-time event with no follow up. Their launch is just the beginning of a long-term idea about sustainable management of Mount Dinara in order to continuously provide us with its natural resources.
Project name: Management planning and restoration of Dinara dry grasslands to save biodiversity and support sustainable development
Abbreviation of the project name: Dinara back to LIFE
Lead beneficiary: Association BIOM
Project partners: Local Action Group “Cetinska Krajina”, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture, Hrvatske šume Ltd.
Project duration: 15 January 2019 – 15 November 2023
Total project value: EUR 1,296,509
Funded by: EU (LIFE Programme), Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund, own co-financing
Even though the project Dinara back to LIFE finished in November of last year, we are delighted to share with you the Guidelines for dry
“The signing of the Grassland Memorandum for the preservation of Dinaric nature marked the conclusion of the ‘Dinara back to LIFE’ project, initiated in January
Last week “Dinara back to LIFE” had a joint visit with the representative of CINEA (The European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency), our project
Association BIOM
Čazmanska 2, Zagreb
t. +385 1 5515 324
e. info@biom.hr
Branch office in Sinj
Matića 12, Sinj
t. +385 21 274 946
e. ured-sinj@
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