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Via Pontica and the Importance of Biodiversity Protection Along the Black Sea Flyway
The Black Sea migratory route known as Via Pontica remains one of the most important bird flyways in Europe. Every year, hundreds of thousands of migratory birds cross the region during seasonal migration periods, using wetlands, coastal habitats, and protected ecosystems along the Black Sea coast for feeding, nesting, and rest. As Bulgaria continues discussions surrounding new priority zones for wind energy development, environmental assessments and biodiversity protection r
May 251 min read
Europe Marks Natura 2000 Week with Biodiversity Initiatives Across Protected Areas
From 16 to 24 May 2026, countries across Europe are marking Natura 2000 Week through environmental campaigns, citizen science initiatives, and biodiversity monitoring activities focused on protected ecosystems. The Natura 2000 network includes more than 27,000 protected sites across the European Union and remains one of Europe’s largest coordinated conservation efforts. These protected areas support wetlands, forests, coastal ecosystems, migratory species, and habitats facing
May 192 min read


🌊 European Youth acting for a sustainable Black Sea! 🌍
Are you a young person living around Burgas? Join us on 3 September 2025 at Flora Expo Center for a full day of fun, learning and...
Aug 22, 20251 min read


Blocking of migration routes: a critical threat to sturgeons
Canva Spawning migration is essential to the survival of sturgeon species. However, physical barriers such as dams can block their...
Jun 30, 20252 min read


EU Unveils Ambitious Strategy for the Black Sea Region
On May 28, 2025, the European Commission introduced a bold and forward-looking strategy for the Black Sea region. The document lays out...
Jun 17, 20252 min read


Collaboration to Enhance Knowledge about the Marine Environment
From May 27 to 29, the Biodiversity Conservation Foundation of Bulgaria had the pleasure of participating in a “Training of Trainers”...
May 30, 20251 min read
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