On 16th of
November 2011 a partnership between the National Park Tara from Serbia and the
Republic Institute for Protection of Cultural, Historical and Natural Heritage
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina was formally announced. The directors of
these two prestigious institutions dedicated to the preservation of
biodiversity signed a Memorandum of Understanding in which they pledged to
develop and implement cross-border activities on common strategic fields.
Judging from the activities under this Agreement, Serbia and Bosnia and
Herzegovina may soon have the first Transboundary Biosphere Reserve, which
would extend on the territory of 6 municipalities: Visegrad, Srebrenica,
Rogatica in BiH and Užice, Čajetina, Bajina Bašta in Serbia.
Cross-border cooperation is a prerequisite for the systematic and long-term biodiversity conservation and community development based on sustainable use of natural resources.
Memorandum of Understanding was signed within the project "Environment for people in the Dinaric Arc" that is being implemented by the IUCN (International Union for Nature Conservation), WWF MedPO (World Wide Fund for Nature Mediterranean Program) and SNV (Netherlands Development Organization), and funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland.
Cross-border cooperation is a prerequisite for the systematic and long-term biodiversity conservation and community development based on sustainable use of natural resources.
Memorandum of Understanding was signed within the project "Environment for people in the Dinaric Arc" that is being implemented by the IUCN (International Union for Nature Conservation), WWF MedPO (World Wide Fund for Nature Mediterranean Program) and SNV (Netherlands Development Organization), and funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland.
We'll do our best :-)
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