Climanatres project
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This is the official page of the CLIMANATRES project which is supported by the Interreg Danube Region Programme and co-funded by the European union.
The first Miyawaki Conference in Hungary featured leading researchers, urban greening practitioners, municipalities, NGOs, and corporate sustainability professionals to discuss the practical role of Miyawaki forests in climate adaptation, biodiversity, urban resilience, and ESG-related initiatives.
During third project period, within activity related to Ensuring data collection, the National Museum of Natural History at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences team completed 35 person-days of habitat mapping across northern Bulgaria, from April to August 2026.We mapped approximately 25,000 hectares.
The team of the University of Bucharest, Romania, continued the mapping activities in the Danube basin Thus, filed trips were made to the regions in the south and south-east of the country to collect data from different types of habitats and maps of their distribution were made.
A short field training in vegetation mapping was organised in Istria in cooperation between two project partners - Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU) and Centre for Ecological Research HUN-REN.
Project CLIMANATRES presented at Bulgaria’s national conference on the Nature Restoration Plan wherein representative of project partner, Salza Palpurina presented the CLIMANATRES project, implemented under the Interreg Danube Region Programme.
Project meeting and field visits in Slovenia Between 4th and 6th May 2026, project meetings and field visits were organised in Slovenia in cooperation with Biological Institute ZRZ SAZU and Slovenia Forest Service and HUN-REN Centre for Ecological research.
Within the project CLIMANATRES, one day project meeting and workshop on understanding climate change models was organized on 25th March 2026 in Special Nature Reserve ‘’Zasavica’’ in Serbia.
On 26th March 2026, project partners of the CLIMANATRES project gathered in Zasavica, Serbia, for the 2nd Project Partners & Steering Committee Meeting
With a meeting in Zasavica Special Nature Reserve (Serbia), 25. – 26.03.2026. we continue our activities on the project CLIMANATRES Agenda: interreg-danube.eu/projects/cli... Programme on 25th March is open to any interested parties, particularly those involved in nature conservation
Within the framework of the CLIMANATRES project, Zeleni prsten Public Institution of Zagreb County, organized the workshop “Synthesis of Challenges Encountered by Local Nature Conservation Actors” on 17.02.2026 at Lake Rakitje in Croatia.
Announcement of the workshop ’‘Synthesis of challenges encountered by local nature conservation actors’’ for 17.02.2026. in Rakitje, Croatia On this link you can find workshop agenda interreg-danube.eu/projects/cli...
Climate Change Impact Models and Nature Conservation Planning survey started by JU ‘’Zeleni prsten’’ from Zagreb The questionnaire is available at the following link until 5th February 2026 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
CLIMANATRES project team wish you happy holidays.....Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
The first issue of the CLIMANATRES project newsletter has been published! Our first Newsletter you can find on link interreg-danube.eu/projects/cli... Stay updated with the upcoming Newsletters from the CLIMANATRES project!
CLIMANATRES project team held field training in vegetation mapping near Subotica in Serbia As an activity planned for the consortium capacity building, towards accomplishing the project tasks, training in vegetation mapping was held on natural landscape near Subotica in Republic of Serbia.
Field work regarding habitat mapping methodology were held in Calacea and Bezdin (Romania) On September 7th, CLIMANTRES team, conducted a field trip in Timiș County (Romania), aiming to familiarize the Romanian team with the habitat mapping methodology for the CLIMANATRES project.
Project CLIMANATRES promoted at Croatian Botanical Symposium Imelda Somodi presented the CLIMANATRES project as part of a presentation of coordinated potential natural vegetation predictions efforts in Croatia and Hungary in Osijek at the 8th Croatian Botanical Symposium (3-6th September).
Field Testing of CLIMANATRES Data Collection Tools in Pleven Region (24–26 August 2025) Main aims of this fieldwork was testing the new digital field form with automatic and obligatory fields for data collection.
Workshops laying the groundwork for field mapping were held in Hungary This composition of the workshop allowed the identification of category system that both serves the final goal of supporting national, regional and local conservation and restoration planning.
First Steering Committee meeting of the CLIMANATRES project During the second day of kick-off meeting, 22nd July 2025, the first Steering Committee meeting for the CLIMANATRES project was held. Steering Committee members reported on project progress and discussed activities planned to be conducted
The CLIMANATRES project kick-off meeting successfully held in Vácrátót, Hungary The kick-off event for the CLIMANATRES project took place on July 21st, 2025, in the picturesque National Botanical Garden in town of Vácrátót, Hungary.
FIELD MAPPING TRAINING IN ROMANIA, Jun 2025 Within the project CLIMANATRES, during the Jun 2025, we have successfully realized field mapping training which was held in Southeastern Romania. This activity was realized with participation of vegetation ecologists from Romania and Bulgaria.
We would like to cordially invite you to the public kick-off meeting of the CLIMANATRES Danube Interreg project to be held on 21st July in Vácrátót, Hungary. Attendance is free of charge, however, please register at the following form before 30the June 2025: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
We invite all interested institutional and civil organizations to attend our project kick-off meeting and get familiar with our new project and the expected deliverables offering support in restoration planning with climate-proof outcomes. There you can find our draft agenda.
We Introduce you Interreg Danube project CLIMANATRES, a collaborative initiative aimed to ensure more efficient adaptation to the negative impacts of climate change on habitat types including EU priority types in the ecological corridor of the middle and lower Danube.
