Life for Bear
RESULTS
Results
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A study, which includes knowledge of the needs and expectations of stakeholders
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A final analysis report of human-bear conflicts
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Practical guide for analyzing the bonity of bear habitats in the conflict area
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Revised action plan for the conservation of the brown bear population
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A BEAR CONFLICT team approved by the Ministry of Environment, consisting of specialists
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A technical guide for determining the damage caused by the bear
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20 bears relocated outside the conflict zones and monitored by GPS systems.
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Technical guidance for the capture, relocation and monitoring of problem bears
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An activity report on improving the trophic supply
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Technical guidelines for the application of solutions regarding the improvement of the trophic supply, of natural habitats, for bears
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A set of measures with forestry-hunting applicability
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Good practice guide for improving protection systems for sheepfolds and beekeeping farms, orchards and crops, in order to reduce conflicts
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A thematic map with the distribution of the bear and other relevant objectives from the project area
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An evaluation report on the initial conservation status of the brown bear in the project area
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4 information events and a final conference
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Promotional and informative materials: information panels, brochures, project banners, stickers, posters, pens, personalized T-shirts and caps, educational DVDs, guides to good pastoral practice
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Website and discussion forum
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An awareness-dissemination report
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An awareness report for the promotion of sites of Community importance (SCI)