Hírek

On 21 January 2016 DINPD organised a successful workhop in Domonyvölgy for professionals working at Hungarian national park directorates and researchers working on Conservation of dry grasslands in Central Hungary LIFE+ Nature project.

Fairly few nature conservation activities took place on one of the most valuable part of the Érd-Tétényi plató Natura 2000 area so far. In 2013 this situation started to change: the Duna-Ipoly National Park Directorate (DINPD) got the area’s trusteeship rights and the implementation of the 5-year-long LIFE + project titled Conservation of dry grasslands in Central Hungary began. This unique limestone plateau is one of the project’s target areas. Beside strong spontaneous reforestation with indigenous shrub species, the other most remarkable problem is illegal traffic and its root cause, illegal waste deposition.

In 2016 enthusiastic volunteers helped the implementation of the LIFE + project titled Conservation of dry grasslands in Central Hungary.