Примери за използване на Sturgeons in romania на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Jutta Jahrl is the Project Manager for“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria”.
The project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” has been approved by the EU's Life+ programme for funding.
Stoyan Mihov is the Project Officer for Bulgaria for the project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria”.
Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” is promising to be a groundbreaking project and I am a proud member of the project team.”.
The inflatable fish are made under the project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” and are life-size.
The project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” is implemented by WWF in Austria, Bulgaria and Romania from July 2012 until September 2015.
Protect Danube's treasure” was produced as part of the project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria”.
Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” aims to tackle overfishing, the main threat to the survival of Danube sturgeons. .
WWF's Cristina Munteanu is the National Project Coordinator for Romania of the project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria”.
About the Project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” aims to tackle overfishing, the main threat to the survival of Danube sturgeons. .
The results of the first national study of attitudes towards the conservation of Danube sturgeons in Romania were presented at a press conference in Bucharest today.
The Life+ project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” ran from July 2012 to September 2015 and aimed to tackle overfishing, the main direct threat to the survival of Danube sturgeons. .
The first information boards about the project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” have been installed on both sides of the Danube.
WWF's EU project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” aims to tackle overfishing and poaching, the main threats to the survival of Danube sturgeon. .
The first Steering Group meeting of the project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” was held in Sofia, 22-23 January 2013.
WWF's EU project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria” aims to tackle overfishing and poaching, the main threats to the survival of Danube sturgeon. .
We are very proud to announce that our LIFE project“Joint actions to raise awareness on overexploitation of Danube sturgeons in Romania and Bulgaria”, implemented by WWF in Austria, Bulgaria and Romania from July 2012 until September 2015, has been selected as one of the Best LIFE projects.
The last scientifically recorded catch of Ship Sturgeon in Romania was in the 1950s.
WWF Romania's Director Orieta Hulea presented the current situation of the last viable wild Danube sturgeons in Europe, which can only be found in the Lower Danube river section shared by Romania and Bulgaria.
Ship Sturgeons are listed as extinct in Romania and Bulgaria.
The fish production andprocessing chain in Romania must improve| Danube Sturgeons.
I had the great privilege to be present at the capture of sturgeons hatched in the spring in Romania.
It set out to stop the overexploitation of the critically endangered Danube sturgeons in Bulgaria and Romania and to secure the long term survival of these species with their high natural and economic value.
It sets out to stop the overexploitation of the critically endangered Danube sturgeons in Bulgaria and Romania and to secure the long term survival of these species with their high natural and economic value.
It set out to stop illegal fishing and trade of the critically endangered Danube sturgeons in Bulgaria and Romania and to secure the long term survival of these species with their high natural and economic value.
Ongoing illegal fishing andtrade in caviar in Romania and Bulgaria is threatening the survival of sturgeons in the Danube river basin, finds a new report by WWF and TRAFFIC.
At the event were presented the problems andgood practices in the legislation for the protection of sturgeons in all project countries- Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia and Ukraine.
The report's findings are based on interviews with caviar retailers and DNA analyses of samples obtained from selected shops, restaurants, markets,street vendors and sturgeon farms in Romania and Bulgaria.
Our target groups are fishing communities, law enforcement agencies,decision makers, sturgeon breeders and caviar processors and traders in Romania and Bulgaria”, said Jutta Jahrl, Project Manager from WWF in Austria.
Stocking of sterlet(Acipenser ruthenus) took place in Hungary, andstocking of Russian sturgeon(Acipenser gueldenstaedtii) in Romania.