• Wild Islands – Protecting Danube areas across borders

    Wild Islands – Protecting Danube areas across borders0

    DANUBEPARKS, the network of Danube protected areas, was established in 2007. Its aim is to unite all protected areas along the Danube, all facing the same challenges, in order to achieve common nature conservation objectives better and more efficiently through increased cooperation. “Cross-border and transnational cooperation is an indispensable part of this work. Nature does

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  • I feel Slovenia!

    I feel Slovenia!0

    My colleague Sabine Geller are on our way to explore Slovenia, one of the “greenest countries in Europe”. Sustainable tourism is very important in this relatively small EU country with its 20.000 km2 and about two million inhabitants. We want our road trip from Ulm to be sustainable. We start our trip in Jettingen-Scheppach with

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  • GoZero Danube

    GoZero Danube0

    The Danube, the most multinational river in the world, is constantly facing new dangers: One of the biggest pollution hazards is microplastics – it threatens fish and fish larvae in particular. It is estimated that around 40 tonnes of microplastics, i.e. pieces of plastic with a diameter of five millimeters or less, are transported through

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  • Strengthening the economy AND protecting nature

    Strengthening the economy AND protecting nature0

    The Interreg project “LENA – Local Economy and Nature Conservation in the Danube Region” aims to build an important bridge in the Danube region: strengthening local economy and local nature conservation at the same time. In this way, all participants should benefit from sustainability. LENA has set itself the task of uniting people and nature

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RÜCKBLICK zum Jahrestreffen des EJ Journalistenverbandes in Wien im Oktober, veröffentlicht von unseren Kollegen von okto tv in Wien. Diese haben den Event medial begleitet und Christian Jungwirth moderierte gemeinsam mit danube connects eine Podiumsdiskussion zur Lage der Pressefreiheit mit Journalisten und Journalistinnen aus Ungarn, Serbien und Georgien. Die Lage ist für einige durchaus schwierig und leider gehören persönliche Repressalien zum Alltag mancher Journalisten.Auf dem Posium diskutierten Andras Radetkzy (HU), Daniela Stojkovic (SRB), Orsolya Fülöp (HU) und Tinatin Dvalishvili aus Georgien mit Christian Jungwirth und Sabine Geller.Bereits zum 62. Mal trifft sich die European Journalists Association zu ihrem Jahreskongress – diesmal in Wien. Im Mittelpunkt der Tagung stehen Debatten über die Zukunft des europäischen Journalismus und die Rolle der Medien in Zeiten des Wandels. Marie Claire Hildebrandt berichtet aus dem Haus... ... See MoreSee Less
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