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Workshop 18 September 2024: Pastoralism and Conservation
On 18 September, the workshop ‘Sustainability Shepherds: Ecosystem Services and Pastoralism’ brought together researchers, pastoralists and practitioners to highlight the crucial role of pastoralism in the conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity. Hosted as part of the ‘Territorios Pastoreados’ event, the...
First collection of the hayseed in Pratomagno!
Last week we carried out the first harvest of hayseed on the grasslands of Pratomagno, habitat of European interest that are being restored under the LIFE ShepForBio project. The use of the hayseed, which is nothing but the “dirty” seed,...
Join Us for the “Shepherds of Sustainability: Ecosystem Services & Pastoral Practices” Workshop!
Dates: September 18 – 19, 2024 | Location: Lugo, Galicia, Spain We are thrilled to invite you to the LIFE ShepForBio second international event, “Shepherds of Sustainability: Ecosystem Services & Pastoral Practices Workshop” hosted in collaboration with Fundación Entretantos and...
LIFE ShepForBio working alongside shepherds to reduce predation damage
DEADLINE POSTPONED !! The LIFE ShepForBio project has called for an expression of interest addressed to all breeders operating in the municipalities of the National Park of Casentino Forests and Pratomagno, for the free delivery of guard dogs and related...
SAVE THE DATE !
We are excited to announce our upcoming International Workshop, held in collaboration with the project Naturaleza Pastoreada, supported by Fundación Entretantos and Fundación Global Nature. This workshop will be an integral part of the seventh edition of “Territorios Pastoreados“, an...
Project APE TOE and LIFE ShepForBio: together for the grasslands of the Apennine Mountains
Next Wednesday, June 19, in Castelnuovo Garfagnana (LU), LIFE ShepForBio will be the guest speaker at one of the territorial forums organized by the APE TOE project “Restoring Grasslands and Forests of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines.”The project, promoted by Legambiente and...
