Title: | MANAGEMENT - ŠCRP Community initiative programme interreg III A Slovenia - Hungary - Croatia 2004-2006 |
Applicant: | Škocjan Caves Park Public Service Agency, Slovenia |
Partners: | Divača Municipality, Ilirska Bistrica Municipality, Park Učka (Cro) |
Duration of the project: | 7.2007 – 4. 2008 |
Project cost: | 85.361 EUR |
Objectives: | Sustainable development /nature protection |
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Title: | Strengthening the protection and development of valuable natural features in the wider area of the Škocjan Caves Park Community Initiative Programme Interreg III A Slovenia - Italy 2000-2006 |
Applicant: | Škocjan Caves Park Public Service Agency, Slovenia |
Partners: | San Dorligo della Valle/Dolina Municipality, Doberdo del Lago/Doberdob Municipality |
Duration of the project: | 1.5.2005 – 31.12.2006 |
Project costs: | 71.818.219 SIT |
Objectives: | To raise awareness on the importance of protected areas and the Classical Karst on both sides of the border and to set up adequate information and technical infrastructure. |
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Title: | Establishment of monitoring of the Reka River's subterranean course; acronym: URM ( Underground Reka River Monitoring ) Community initiative programme interreg III A Slovenia - Italy - 2000-2006 |
Applicant: | Škocjan Caves Park Public Service Agency, Slovenia |
Partners: | University of Trieste – Department for Environmental, Geological and Marine Sciences, University of Nova Gorica – Department of Karstology, Sežana Speleological Association, Gregor Žiberna Speleological Association Divača |
Duration of the project: | 1.5.2005 –1.7.2007 |
Project cost: | 71.597 € |
Pbkectives: | The general objective of the project is to establish the principles of sustainable protection of the Karst region, with the emphasis on the protection of underground waters and the monitoring of water quantity in individual periods. This will be achieved by the establishment of continuous monitoring of the quality and quantity of water that flows into the Karst aquifer from the Reka River. This will be the first uniform system of monitoring of all known caves along the underground course of the Reka River in the area of the Classical Karst. The purchase and setting up of eight instruments has been planned in order to determine the basic physical and chemical parameters: temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, groundwater level, rate of flow as well as biological analyses that have not yet been carried out to a great extent. A station measuring the rate of flow is also to be set up. Data collection and processing will be the basis for the preparation of adequate measures and activities related to the protection of the sensitive and vulnerable Karst aquifer. This is in line with the Škocjan Caves Regional Park Act as well as the implementation of the provisions established in the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage and the Ramsar Convention. At the end of the project, we will publish a special brochure that will shed light on these problematic issues and emphasize the importance of such water monitoring. The results of the project and monitoring will also be published in specialised and non-specialised publications in both Slovenia and Italy. Such joint cross-border monitoring could serve as a model for successful international co-operation when designing similar projects in other Karst and Alpine regions that are faced with similar problems. |
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Title: | Historical renovation of the old path in Hanke's Channel in the Škocjan Caves The project has been realized by means of funds provided by the Škocjan Caves Park Public Service Agency and the partner Berchtesgaden National Park from the Free State of Bavaria, Germany. |
Duration of the project: | 2003 - 2005 |
Estimated project cost: | 20.000 € |
Objectives: | To renovate an over 100-year old fence and small bridges on the path leading to Hanke's Channel. |
Results: | We have renovated part of the trail in which the fence was destroyed at some places because of wear and tear. The reconstruction of the fence made with identical materials and techniques as the original required the innovative approaches, and is thus a true presentation of technical heritage. It is usable and safe for those experts who will visit this part of the cave. In total, there is over 270 metres of renovated path of all types (path on the flat surface, stairs, viewpoint) and seven small bridges. The path leading to Deževna jama (Rain Cave) has been completely renovated. At places where the fence is covered with flowstone deposits or is, due to other reasons, in a good condition, we have endeavoured to preserve the original fence to the greatest possible extent. The renovated path represents an authentic version of the original. More on the subject... |
Title: | Hidden treasure Wetlands from the mountains to the sea, co-operation with schools participating in the Park's Network of Schools from both sides of the state border. |
Duration of the project: | 2003-2004 |
Project cost: | 3.000 € |
Objectives: | To achieve more responsible management of wetlands and efforts for their conservation. |
Results: | Preparation of inventories in the Reka River watershed in the areas of individual primary schools, presentation and strengthened awareness about their significance. |
Title: | Organization, presentation and furnishing of the Nature Science Education Trail in the protected area of world natural heritage at UNESCO Škocjan Caves Park region, co-operation with the University of Trieste |
Duration of the project: | 2002-2003 |
Project cost: | 27.000 € |
Objectives: | To present the significance of cultural heritage and valuable natural features in the Park to the wider public and to educate the wider public, especially school groups, thereof. |
Results: | Organization, presentation and furnishing of the Nature Science Education Trail in the protected area of world natural heritage at UNESCO – the area of the Škocjan Caves Park. |
Title: | Discovery and exploration of the archaeological and paleontological finds Škocjan Caves Park ares, Trieste, Koper, Ljubljana, co-operation with museums |
Duration of the project: | 2000-2001 |
Project of cost: | 21.720 € |
Objectives: | To establish and strengthen cross-border contacts with institutions that exhibit archaeological artefacts found in the Škocjan Caves Park area. |
Results: | Rediscovery and cataloguing of certain archaeological finds in Trieste museums and at the Department of Archaeology at SAZU in Ljubljana, opening of an exhibition dedicated to these finds, photographing of these finds. |
Title: | From Mount Snežnik to the sea Area of influence of the Park, co-operation with six primary schools from the Reka River watershed from Slovenia and Italy. |
Duration of the project: | 1999-2000 |
Project cost: | 10.000 € |
Objectives: | To train mentors for educating young people in the field of environmental programmes. |
Results: | Determination of water quality in the Reka River, training of mentors and educating pupils, publication of a brochure and opening of an exhibition, establishing contacts between schools and other organisations both in Slovenia and across the border. |
Title: | Management plan Protected area of the Park, co-operation with the Dolomiti-Belunesi Park. |
Duration of the project: | 1999-2000 |
Project cost: | 7.500 € |
Objectives: | To achieve the potential for sustainable management of protected areas. |
Results: | Comparison of the environmental legislation of the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Italy, preparation of a plan for the protection and development programme, management plans. |
Title: | A Global Information and Communication Exchange System for sustainable management of natural resources and public relation for the Alpine Network of Protected Areas; Acronym: ALPENCOM INTERREG IIIB ALPINE SPACE |
Applicant: | Parc National des Ecrins – Réseau Alpin des Espaces Protégés (Alpine network) |
Duration of the project: | 1.1.2005 – 31.12.2007 |
Project cost: | 1.400.000 € |
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Results: | The project is still ongoing. The SCP's costs amount to €100,000. |
More on the subject: | http://www.alpencom.org |
Title: | NATURA 2000 FOR BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE; Short name: NATURA OF THE PRIMORSKA REGION COMMUNITY INITIATIVE PROGRAMME INTERREG III A SLOVENIA – ITALY 2000–2006 |
Applicant: | Society for Observation and Study of Birds of Slovenia, DOPPS |
Duration of the project: | 1.1.2006-31.12.2007 |
Project cost: | 76.969.590 SIT (ca. 321.470,12 €). |
Objectives: | The project's objective is to contribute to the successful long-term protection of Natura 2000 areas and other areas of valuable natural features in beneficiary regions, thus also contributing to the comprehensive sustainable development of the cross-border area. The project is aimed at creating good practice examples in the integration of nature conservation by targeting the sustainable development of rural areas and searching for new development opportunities by means of market strategy development. From the professional point of view, we will contribute to the protection of Natura 2000 by preparing management guidlines for protected bird species, supported by some necessary research of species and habitats, and by setting-up a network of area managers. Promotional and educational activities and the related interpretation activities will enable us to familiarize target groups with the valuable natural features and biodiversity of Natura 2000 areas, contribute to awareness-raising and a more responsible relationship to nature. This two-year project will take place from 1.1.2006 to 31.12.2007 in all Natura 2000 (SPA) areas in the beneficiary region in Slovenia and surrounding locations.
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Results: | The project is still ongoing. The ŠCP's costs amount to SIT 2,175,000.00 or € 9,073.84. |
Več o tem: | http://hinet.si/dopps/projekti/interreg_nrsz |
Title: | The Living Landscape of Karst: research and educational project in the field of detection and valorisation of cross-border heritage and environment. Acronym: LIVING LANDSCAPE Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Italy-Slovenia 2007-2013 |
Applicant: | University of Primorska |
Duration of the project: | 1st of October 2012 – 31st of March 2015 |
Project cost: | 390.000 € |
Results: | 1. Coordination and Management of the Project
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PŠJ financial share: | 26.200 € |
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