RECI-OXBOW: Restoring Wetlands for Nature and Future Generations
Wetlands are among the most valuable ecosystems on Earth, providing essential habitats for wildlife, improving water quality, and helping communities adapt to climate change. The RECI-OXBOW project was launched to restore two degraded oxbow lakes in the municipality of Reci, Covasna County, which have suffered decades of sediment accumulation, nutrient pollution, and biodiversity loss following […]
Protecting Lakes and Shorelines for a Sustainable Future
Clean lakes and healthy shorelines are essential for biodiversity, local communities, and the long-term protection of Transylvania’s natural heritage. Through this project, GREEN LIFE Association is working to assess the current ecological condition of selected lakes and their surrounding areas, with a special focus on pollution, biodiversity, and community involvement. The project combines scientific research […]
Transylvanian Brown Bear Conservation: Protecting One of Europe’s Most Iconic Species
The Transylvanian brown bear is one of Europe’s most valuable wildlife populations and an essential part of the region’s natural heritage. Protecting this remarkable species requires more than awareness—it demands scientific research, continuous monitoring, and long-term conservation efforts. GREEN LIFE Association launched this project to better understand the behaviour, habitat, and ecological needs of the […]