Global Conservation
Global Conservation works internationally in the Park and wildlife protection providing systems, technology and training for park authorities and ranger teams to effectively stop wildlife poaching and illegal logging, while supporting UNESCO World Heritage nomination and sustainable, low-impact, high-value tourism development. Tourism offers an excellent way to provide long-term income for local communities and revenues for park operations, protection and maintenance.
The Scope of the collaboration includes:
- equip and train CNNP Rangers for using Global Park Defense for effective anti-poaching and illegal logging patrolling.
- support wildlife population studies using trail cameras and human scientific monitoring.
- provide training to CNNP and Forest Department staff members and local stakeholders on park and wildlife protection.
- support training to expand use of Global Park Defence to protect all national parks of the Carpathian region using CNNP as a model.
Frankfurt Zoological Society
The goal of cooperation is to conserve virgin and old-growth forests in the Ukrainian Carpathians on a long-term basis, as well as preserving their environmental and climatic functionality.
The Scope of the collaboration includes:
– lobbying for expansion of the Park’s territory for more effective preservation of virgin and old-growth forests
– providing employees with equipment, vehicles, and uniforms for effective performance of their work responsibilities
– improving monitoring system of natural ecosystems
– raising awareness of local population about an importance of preserving landscapes and biodiversity of the Ukrainian Carpathians and their involvement in environmental protection activities
– initiating projects for development of local communities and local businesses
E.C.O. Institute of Ecology, Klagenfurt, Austria
The main aspect of cooperation is consulting on innovations and their implementation in nature
conservation and sustainable tourism infrastructure, which have been successfully realized on
European nature conservation areas
The Scope of the collaboration includes
collaboration on the basis of development of project ideas to project proposals, exchange
information on tenders and open calls and exchange knowledge and data required by tenders on
the following topics:
- sustainable use of natural resources
- biodiversity monitoring
- education and training
- awareness raising for nature conservation
- mapping and enhancing ecosystem services
- capacity building