WILD-SM
Community Engaging in Wildlife Sustainable Management in RO-HU Crossborder Area
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About the Project
About the Project
The project takes place in the border region between Romania and Hungary—a zone rich in biodiversity, but facing challenges like habitat fragmentation, disease transmission between wildlife and livestock, and inconsistent cross-border policies. Through its key activities, WILD-SM aims to build a collaborative framework where researchers, policy-makers, and communities work together to create sustainable wildlife management solutions.
Project Goals
Project Goals
The project focuses on biological assessment - understanding species presence, population numbers, movement patterns, and threats— including genetic diversity and health status analysis. These insights enable evidence-based management decisions.
Equally important are the human dimensions - raising awareness, promoting responsible land use, and reducing human-wildlife conflicts through educational programs, community events, and stakeholder training.
Project Partners
Project Partners
University of Life Sciences "King Mihai I" from Timișoara (Romania)
University of Life Sciences "King Mihai I" from Timișoara (Romania)
Species inventory and monitoring
Health risk analysis
Main wildlife inventory center
University of Debrecen (Hungary)
University of Debrecen (Hungary)
Genetic fingerprinting
Knowledge transfer conferences
Branch monitoring center
Project Data
Project Data
Lead beneficiary/beneficiary:
University of Life Sciences ”King Mihai I” from Timisoara/University of Debrecen
Total project budget:
199.458,00 €
Project ERDF contribution:
159.556,40 €
Project duration:
04.03.2025 - 03.03.2026
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