NEWS /Successfully completed project for restoration and protection of natural habitat 6430 Hydrophilic communities of tall grasses in the plains and in the mountain to the alpine zone and construction of a site for feeding Black Vulture, Rock Eagle and Cross Eagle on the territory of Rila Monastery Nature Park

Successfully completed project for restoration and protection of natural habitat 6430 Hydrophilic communities of tall grasses in the plains and in the mountain to the alpine zone and construction of a site for feeding Black Vulture, Rock Eagle and Cross Eagle on the territory of Rila Monastery Nature Park

Under the project, 8 decares of natural habitat were restored 6430 Hydrophilic communities of tall grasses in the plains and in the mountain to the alpine belt in two areas of the park. The activities that helped to improve the condition of the habitat were: installation of wooden railings and grills that limited the anthropogenic impact on it, research activities on the vegetation, activities to improve the water regime, and removal of shrub species such as willow and willow. Valuable plant species have been preserved and the conditions for stimulating their growth have improved.