C3 Spatial planning

Home range of bear »Rok« in our online database

We already reported about movements of brown bear male »Rok« in the pre-Alpine area (see the link here), and now you can also see a map of its home range on our interactive web portal MBase, which also contains an international database for large carnivores (https://portal.mbase.org/). Rok’s home range is shown here, and the entire […]
9 / 7 / 2021
C3 Spatial planning, C5 Population surveillance, C8 Monitoring geo-database, D1 Conflict behaviour, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Population monitoring

»Rok« the brown bear from »Trnovski gozd« in Slovenia – what is he doing?

The brown bear male from the pre-alpine area of western Slovenia, nicknamed Rok at the time of capture, was the last bear equipped with a telemetry collar in the frame of LIFE DINALP BEAR project. He was captured and fitted with a radio-collar at the end of May 2019 and since then his collar has […]
8 / 7 / 2021
C3 Spatial planning, C5 Population surveillance, Conflict mitigation, D1 Conflict behaviour, Habitat conservation, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Population monitoring

Brown bear presence and spatial planning in Croatia

In Croatia, Veterinary Faculty of the University of Zagreb organized an educational seminar for different experts working in spatial planning and environmental impact assessment area. Event was organized within action C3 “Integration of bear habitat connectivity and suitability into spatial planning”. Project team members from Slovenia and Croatia presented their experience and challenges, encountered during […]
13 / 6 / 2019
Bear mortality, C3 Spatial planning, Conflict mitigation, Habitat conservation, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Management plans

Handbook for integrating brown bear presence in spatial planning

In the Dinarics, traffic related mortality represents a major cause of brown bear mortality and also limits bear expansion into Alps. With increasing awareness of the dangers of fragmentation, mitigation measures are increasingly being used worldwide to increase permeability and allow safe crossing across such structures (green bridges, overpasses or viaducts for larger mammals and […]
17 / 5 / 2019
Bear mortality, C3 Spatial planning, Habitat conservation, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Management plans, Population monitoring

Integration of brown bear presence into spatial planning

Biotechnical Faculty of the University of Ljubljana organized an educational seminar for different experts working in spatial planning and environmental impact assessment area. Event was organized within action C3 “Integration of bear habitat connectivity and suitability into spatial planning”. Invited expert from Greece and project team members from Slovenia and Croatia presented their experience and […]
18 / 4 / 2019
C3 Spatial planning, Conflict mitigation, Habitat conservation, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Population monitoring, Public participation

LIFE DINALP BEAR at the AlpGov workshop »Networking for Ecological Connectivity and Green Infrastructure«

We participated in a workshop on the ecological connectivity and green infrastructure, held at Škocjanski zatok (Slovenia) in the end of September. The workshop was organized by the AlpGov project within the EUSALP framework, which aims to improve the cross-border cooperation and identification of common goals in the wider Alpine region. We presented the issue […]
9 / 10 / 2017
A3 Spatial connectivity, C3 Spatial planning, Habitat conservation, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Management plans, Population monitoring

LIFE DINALP BEAR at the workshop of the EU Platform for coexistence of people and large carnivores

Our project team members have attended the 3rd Regional Workshop of the Platform for Coexistence of People and Large Carnivores that took place from April 18th until 20th 2016 in Berlin, Germany. At the workshop we have presented how we’re addressing the challenge of spatial connectivity for the brown bear population within our project and how […]
7 / 5 / 2016
Activities, C, C3 Spatial planning, C5 Population surveillance, F, F2 Networking, LIFE DINALP BEAR, News, Population monitoring