Coordinating Sustainable Tourism across the Carpathians
After three intense and inspiring years, the Interreg CE project “Centralparks” is approaching its successful conclusion. The project will present its conclusive outcomes to the wider public at its final conference, titled ‘Transnational cooperation for the sustainable future of the Carpathian region’. The conference will take place from …
Centralparks is one of the key Carpathian projects, which supports the implementation of the Carpathian Convention Protocol on Sustainable Tourism (2011) and Protocol on Conservation and sustainable use of biological and landscape diversity (2008). Centralparks aim and objectives Centralparks project aims to: improve integrated environmental …
On 15th of April 2021, 10th Meeting of the Carpathian Convention Working Group on Sustainable Tourism will be conducted. This time it will be held in online format. Meeting purpose The main purpose of the meeting is an update on the implementation of the Protocol …
Sustainable tourism in the Carpathians is currently gaining more and more momentum. It is true, especially now, when the number of visitors in nature is growing and local economies require new impulses. In order to support this transformation, numerious experts and the European Wilderness Society …
The 6th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Carpathian Convention was held on 25 November 2020. The first time the event took place in an online format due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Secretariat of the Convention expressed its appreciations, especially to …
On 09 November an online event “Transforming Tourism for a resilient and sustainable post-covid world” took place. An event was organized by the United Nations Environmental Programme. Threats As organizers state, the increased health and safety requirements related to the COVID-19 response increase waste generation …
Respect Nature is an initiative of the European Wilderness Society, which aims to spread awareness and train people to protect the nature we love by behaving appropriately. Humans can have a strongimpact on the nature around them when enjoying the outdoors. The Respect Nature initiative …
The European Wilderness Society and the Vlado Vancura Wilderness Academy is offering the free online “Ranger training on Tourism and Waste management in Protected Areas”, especially designed for Protected Area staff, Rangers, Non-Government Organisations and Stakeholders in Ukraine. This project is co-funded by the European Outdoor Conservation Association. …
This year 10th Carpathian Convention Implementation Committee was conducted in the capital of Hungary, Budapest on 11-13 December 2019. Sustainable Tourism Progress Report One of the reporting sections was dedicated to the Sustainable Tourism. The main presenter was Alina Szasz. Mrs.Szasz is the head of …
10th meeting of the Carpathian Convention Implementation Committee (CCIC), will place on 11-13 December 2019 in Budapest, Hungary. Issues for discussion As usually, progress of each Protocol of the Carpathian Convention implementation will be presented during the event. And they will follow the Programme of …