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When grasslands bring inspiration... and rewards! II

How would YOU draw people's attention to grasslands? This was the slogan of the contest "Eyes on Grasslands", that we launched in July 2022.

Out of the 52 projects we had received, the project team made a pre-selection based on topic relevance, and the final ranking resulted from the scores the jury gave to all the remaining applicants.

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When grasslands bring inspiration… and rewards!

Undergraduate and graduate students from all over the country enrolled in the creative contest "Eyes on Grasslands", which we launched on 21 July. By the deadline of 15 October, 40 students submitted 52 works (40 in the Image and 12 in the Video section), including illustrations, photos, posters, graphics, animations, and drama. read more »
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We investigate why we keep losing our grasslands year after year (II)

As a farmer, is it hard for you to find the right subsidies for your household/farm? Do you need a compensation payment system? Help us improve the current system! read more »
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What will Romania look like in 2027 if we do not mobilise now for agri-environment and climate?

Romania is under the threat of drought, but we do not have a feasible strategy for adapting to such extreme conditions over the next five years. read more »
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Grasslands - a "Green Topic" for University Students

Young people are a powerful resource of creativity, imagination and hard work. They care about nature, the climate and, most importantly, they are willing to take action. This has also been reflected in the grassroots movements of recent years, even in Romania. Globally, there are more and more sources of information available - from award-winning documentary films to information provided by experts on social media. But what about at local, regional or national level? What do young people know about their natural heritage? read more »
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We investigate why we lose grasslands year after year

Small-scale farmers in Romania administer grasslands, some of which are considered High Nature Value (HNV) farmlands. Statistics, however, show that they can hardly cope with the economic pressures, and they need governmental support to maintain grasslands in a favorable state of conservation. read more »