Nature Conservation

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05 October, 2024 /

This year’s spring meeting of the EU Task Force on the recovery of birds provided noticeable updates of the Turtle Dove Adaptive Harvest Management....

18 July, 2024 /

On 27 February, the European Parliament will vote on the text of the Nature Restoration Law which was agreed in trilogue by the European Parliament and the Council negotiating teams last year. After the European Parliament vote, the Council will also approve the text....

26 February, 2024 /
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