
How are artificial fertilizers used in Prespa?
Today we began conducting a field survey among the residents of Prespa, with the aim of gaining a clearer picture of how artificial fertilizers are used in agriculture. Through this
Today we began conducting a field survey among the residents of Prespa, with the aim of gaining a clearer picture of how artificial fertilizers are used in agriculture. Through this
Our colleagues Dragana Pelikudovska-Trajchevska and Megi Dochovska are part of the documentary film “What Is Suffocating Prespa?”, which premiered last week on Sitel Television. Through a series of conversations
Do you know more about this phenomenon? Read the article below and report any tortoise markings you may have noticed in the Prespa region or its surroundings. Golem
The International Congress on the Zoogeography and Ecology of Greece and Adjacent Regions (ICZEGAR), is a long running forum for Mediterranean biodiversity research and PrespaNet was proud to have a
Meet Alexander from Galichica – a male individual of the species Alectoris graeca who has been equipped with a GPS transmitter and will serve as our “collaborator” in the
Golem Grad is a small but ecologically and culturally significant island in Lake Prespa, known for its rich and unique biodiversity, as well as for millennia-old archaeological remains of past
On June 19, 2025, we organized a presentation and roundtable discussion in Resen on the topic “Wet Meadows in Prespa: Importance, Protection, and Management.” The event began with welcome
For the sixth consecutive year, the Macedonian Ecological Society has been coordinating the mowing of the wet meadows in Prespa – an activity carried out in cooperation with the Municipality
World Turtle Day (May 23) aims to raise awareness about the need to protect turtles and their increasingly threatened habitats around the world. In that spirit, on World Turtle Day
With its rich natural heritage and unique ecosystems, Prespa serves as an ideal field laboratory for the next generation of conservationists. As part of the Young Ecologists Programme, the Macedonian