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Support for Management of Natural Protected Areas: Interpretative Trails in the Black Sea Region

The InterTrails project aimed to enhance the management of natural protected areas in the Black Sea region. Hosted in Varna, Bulgaria (Sept 13-15, 2013), the project achieved significant results in Romania, including the development of 4 interpretative trails and the creation of 80 interpretative points. Key outcomes included the establishment of a national team, involvement of multiple institutions, creation of informational materials, and production of promotional media. This initiative fosters biodiversity education and cultural awareness for visitors in stunning natural settings.

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Support for Management of Natural Protected Areas: Interpretative Trails in the Black Sea Region

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  1. Interpretative Trails on the Ground - Support to the Management of Natural Protected Areas in the Black Sea Region – InterTrails13 – 15 September 2013Varna, BulgariaAchievements of the project Mihaela Candea, Project Coordinator Mare Nostrum NGO

  2. Results of the project in Romania 4 interpretative trails designed and promoted at 61 travel agencies; 80 interpretative points described; 1 national team established; 5 experts involved; 2 national institutions involved: Forestry Directorate of Constanta, Environmental Protection Agency;

  3. 200 guides

  4. 2000 leaflets 800 brochures 800 maps

  5. 4 media events; 40 participants; 1 summer school; 47 participants

  6. 9 press release; 151 media appearances At least 8 tv appearances; 1 documentary film produced.

  7. 1. The oak – the silent witness of the woods • It is found in the natural reserve “Canaraua Fetii”; • Trail length/duration: 3km/2 hours; • Best time to visit: April to October; • Symbol: an oak leaf; • Biodiversity.

  8. First steps, discover the trails

  9. The oak and his friends

  10. (http://florinsadventours.blogspot.com/2011/06/canaraua-fetii.html)(http://florinsadventours.blogspot.com/2011/06/canaraua-fetii.html) Companions of the oak The Canaraua Fetii gorge

  11. The cave and its mysteries

  12. 2. The past engraved in stone • Dobruja Gorge or “Cheile Dobrogei”; • Trail length/duration: 3 km/2 hours; • Best time to visit: April to October; • Symbol: a stone; • Geodiversity.

  13. Limestone rocks and their beauty First steps, discover the trail

  14. The karst landscape

  15. The gorges and its flora Guards overflying Dobruja Gorge

  16. 3.Dobruja in a couple of footsteps • Dobruja Gorge or “Cheile Dobrogei”, Casian Monestery region; • Trail length/duration: 2 km/1 h 30 min; • Best time to visit: April to October; • Symbol: Dobruja; • Cultural aspects of the region.

  17. First steps, discover the trail

  18. Dobruja and transhumance The limestone mountains

  19. 4. The story of a Blade of Grass • Allah Bair natural reserve; • Trail length/duration: 3 km/2 hours; • Best time to visit: April to October; • Symbol: a blade of grass; • Biodiversity, cultural aspects, geodiversity.

  20. First steps, discover the trail

  21. The life circle of a tree

  22. Blade of grass among rare floral elements

  23. The blade of grass and its furry friends

  24. Allah hill

  25. Thank you for your attention! Mare Nostrum NGO Bdul 1 Decembrie 1918, Nr. 3, Bl F 17, Sc A, Ap. 3, Constanţa Tel / Fax: 0241 – 612422, 0341 – 407432 E-mail: office@marenostrum.ro http://www.trails.bsnn.org/ Telverde: 0800 800 078

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