Why is brown bear removal a necessary measure for bear conservation in Slovenia?
Slovenia is considered as a country with efficient conservation and management system of its brown bear population. Beside being in [...]
26th international Conference on bear research and management concluded
The main theme of the “Life with bears – 26th International Conference on Bear Research and Management” was human-bear coexistence [...]
A two-year study on efficiency of using carrion for artificial feeding of bears is concluded
Artificial feeding of bears has a long tradition in Slovenia as well as in several other countries. Corn, fruit and [...]
How did the bear abundance in Slovenia and Croatia change during the past 20 years?
Molecular genetics has been the primary method used to estimate bear abundance in the past 10 years. However, due to [...]
We have prepared a proposal for the regulation of bear watching activities
Our project team is coordinating preparation of the strategy and action plan for bear management in Slovenia. During the process, [...]
First workshop for the revision of the Brown Bear Management Plan in Croatia
On 11th July 2018, 1st LIFE DINALP BEAR workshop for the revision of the Brown Bear Management Plan in Croatia [...]
LIFE DINALP BEAR presents its achievements in National Council of the Republic of Slovenia
Chamber for agriculture and forestry of Slovenia and National Council organised a meeting “Future management of large carnivores in Slovenia” [...]
Revising Slovenian brown bear management strategy is continuing
After conducting several workshops with many stakeholders for the revision of strategic documents for management of brown bear in Slovenia, [...]
LIFE DINALP BEAR at the international workshop about damage prevention
In February, project members from Slovenia Forest Service attended the international workshop entitled Prevention and compensation of damages from large [...]
Two post-doc positions available in Slovenia
Two postdoc positions within the projects “LIFE DINALP BEAR” and “Development of a multimethod approach to study wildlife behaviour: investigating [...]
