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Events and News

Events

Daniel Martín Collado at the EAAP Annual Meeting

External event

CoCo presents initial findings on livestock vulnerability to large carnivores at the 76th EAAP Annual Meeting

CoCo-Partner CITA presented initial findings of the CoCo pastoralist survey, revealing that Spanish pastoralists are shifting to intensive systems, as the return of large carnivores is putting pressure on traditional, extensive livestock farming

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Presentation of the CoCo project at the event "biodiversity and agriculture" in Romania

External event

Biodiversity and agriculture — how we value life in all its forms

CoCo-Partner ICDCRM hosted the workshop “Biodiversity and Agriculture — How We Value Life in All Its Forms” as part of the FarmBioNet project. The workshop focused on discussing and identifying biodiversity-friendly agricultural practices that benefit both nature and people.

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External Event

Wolves Across Borders International Conference on Wolf Ecology and Management

The CoCo project took part in the Wolves Across Borders Conference, which brought together experts, policymakers, and community representatives from Europe and beyond to discuss the latest developments in wolf ecology and management, as well as the challenges and opportunities of coexistence.

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Press Release

Return of Large Carnivores in France: Voices from Pastoralists in the Field

As the challenge of coexistence between livestock and large carnivores intensifies across Europe, the CoCo project continues its commitment to understanding and supporting those at the frontline.

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Publication in the spotlight

New Progress Report: Strengthening Transnational Collaboration for Large Carnivores in the Dinaric-Balkan-Pindos Region

This progress report updates the status of large carnivores, their management, monitoring, threats, and conflicts in one of Europe’s most biodiverse areas. The findings are directly relevant to CoCo, with project partners adelphi, Callisto, and the University of Ljubljana contributing to the report.

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Press Release

Empowering rural voices: Fresh Insights into Human–Wildlife Relations

Across the Rhodope Mountains, Prespa, and Tzoumerka, the CoCo project sheds light on rural perspectives through more than 65 interviews with livestock farmers and agricultural workers, revealing fresh insights into their daily life alongside large carnivores.

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