The Constant Effort Sites (CES) programme is primarily designed to understand changes in breeding bird populations. The programme builds on the CES programme initiated by the BTO (British Trust for Ornithology). It operates in several European countries. The Riparia Association of Environmentalists joined the programme in 2018 and is running it in partnership with the
The nature conservation guard service of the Palic-Ludas Public Enterprise, the nature conservation guards of the Kiskunság National Park Directorate and the activists of the Riparia Association of Environmentalists mowed the gull islands at the beginning of this year and, inspired by the positive experiences of the past years, installed a new artificial island in
Artificial nestboxes are important because modern intensive forestry removes all old trees suitable for woodpeckers to dig holes in. This has a negative effect not only on nature but also affects us in our own environment: if the small hole-nesting birds have nowhere to nest, they will be absent and will not be able to
One of the main activities of the Association is the continued protection of the European roller in Serbia. The programme started in 2003 and more than 5,000 artificial nesting boxes have been installed by 2024. In the year 2024, 759 artificial nestboxes have been checked. Of these, 509 were used by rollers. In 2024, 1312
The Constant Effort Sites (CES) programme is primarily designed to understand changes in breeding bird populations. The programme builds on the CES programme initiated by the BTO (British Trust for Ornithology). It operates in several European countries. The Riparia Association of Environmentalists joined the programme in 2018 and is running it in partnership with the
The nature conservation guard service of the Palic-Ludas Public Enterprise, the nature conservation guards of the Kiskunság National Park Directorate and the activists of the Riparia Association of Environmentalists mowed the gull islands at the beginning of this year and, inspired by the positive experiences of the past years, installed a new artificial island in
Artificial nestboxes are important because modern intensive forestry removes all old trees suitable for woodpeckers to dig holes in. This has a negative effect not only on nature but also affects us in our own environment: if the small hole-nesting birds have nowhere to nest, they will be absent and will not be able to
One of the main activities of the Association is the continued protection of the European roller in Serbia. The programme started in 2003 and more than 5,000 artificial nesting boxes have been installed by 2024. In the year 2024, 759 artificial nestboxes have been checked. Of these, 509 were used by rollers. In 2024, 1312