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Znanje za gospodaren odnos do narave / Knowledge for Sustainable Nature Management (ZAGON)
Znanje za gospodaren odnos do narave / Knowledge for Sustainable Nature Management (ZAGON)
Projekt ZAGON sofinancirajo Islandija, Lihtenštajn in Norveška s sredstvi Finančnega mehanizma EGP v višini 1.215.972,50 EUR. Namen projekta je dvigniti odpornost ekosistemov, ki so najbolj pod pritiskom podnebnih sprememb, in sicer z izboljšanjem znanj in kompetenc deležnikov za njihovo upravljanje ter z izvedbo ukrepov za njihovo obnovo.
Ciljna projektna območja v okviru projekta so Krajinski park Radensko polje, Krajinski park Rački ribniki - Požeg, Menina planina, SPA Grintovci - Turnovka ter SPA Grintovci - Podolševa in Raduha. Vsa izbrana projektna območja so Natura 2000 območja.
Projektni partnerji v okviru projekta so Občina Grosuplje (vodilni partner), Zavod za turizem in promocijo - Turizem Grosuplje, Zavod Republike Slovenije za varstvo narave, Zavod za gozdove Slovenije in Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije iz Slovenije ter Høgskulen for grøn utvikling - stiftelse z Norveške. Vsi projektni partnerji imajo bogate izkušnje s področja vključevanja vidika podnebnih sprememb v upravljanje naravnih območij, prav tako pa ponujajo razvoj novih modelov upravljanja ter izmenjavo znanj in najboljših praks.
Osnovni podatki o projektu:
- program: Blaženje podnebnih sprememb in prilagajanje nanje;
- neposredni učinek programa: B.4.1 Boljša usposobljenost za upravljanje z ekosistemi;
- trajanje: 1. 9. 2022–30. 4. 2024.
Cilji projekta so:
- dvigniti odpornost ekosistemov, ki so najbolj pod pritiskom podnebnih sprememb, z izboljšanjem znanj in kompetenc deležnikov;
- razviti nove pristope k načrtovanju upravljanja izbranih ekosistemov z vključevanjem podnebnih sprememb;
- izboljšati stanje ekosistemov, prizadetih zaradi podnebnih sprememb;
- dvigniti znanje in zavest deležnikov o pomenu varovanja in ohranjanja ekosistemov in njihovih ekosistemskih storitev za blaženje posledic podnebnih sprememb in prilagajanje nanje;
- razviti nove pristope k načrtovanju upravljanja izbranih ekosistemov z vključevanjem ekosistemskih storitev.
Rezultati projekta bodo:
- 5 obnovljenih ekosistemov s skupno površino 46,15 hektarjev s popisanimi ekosistemskimi storitvami in predlaganimi modeli upravljanja;
- 2 razvita nova modela upravljanja, ki bosta upoštevana pri pripravi 4 upravljavskih načrtov;
- izvedena kampanja izobraževanja in ozaveščanja (10 delavnic, 6 izobraževanj in terenskih ogledov, 1 seminar, 2 študijska obiska za različne ciljne skupine projekta, promocijske aktivnosti);
- 110 usposobljenih strokovnjakov, z nadgrajenim znanjem in kompetencami za izboljšano upravljanje ekosistemov;
- 310 oseb, ki jih bo direktno dosegla kampanja izobraževanja in ozaveščanja z namenom izboljšanega poznavanja in razumevanja pomena ekosistemskih storitev za upravljanje ekosistemov.
Na območju Krajinskega parka Radensko polje bo v okviru projekta opravljen nakup zemljišča, na katerem bo izvedena obnova mokrotnega travnika. Vzpostavljena bo tudi učna pot v skupni dolžini 3 km, ki se bo začela v Mali Račni pri Žabji hiši in bo preko Velike Račne in Kopanja potekala do poplavnega gozda.
The ZAGON project benefits from a € 1.215.972,50 grant from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through EEA Grants. The aim of the project is to raise the resilience of ecosystems under most pressure due to climate change by improving the knowledge and competencies of stakeholders for their management and implementation of restoration measures.
Targeted project areas are Radensko polje Landscape Park, Rački ribniki Landscape Park - Požeg, Menina planina, SPA Grintovci - Turnovka and SPA Grintovci - Podolševa and Raduha. All targeted project areas are Natura 2000 areas.
Project partners within the project are Municipality of Grosuplje (leading partner), Institute for Tourism and Promotion “Tourism Grosuplje”, Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Nature Conservation, Slovenia Forest Service and Slovenian Forestry Institute from Slovenia and University College for Green Development from Norway. All project partners offer rich experience regarding the integration of the aspect of climate change into the management of natural areas, the development and validation of new management models and the exchange of knowledge and best practice.
Project identification:
- programme priority: Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation;
- output B.4.1: Improved capacity for ecosystems management;
- duration: 1. 9. 2022–30. 4. 2024.
Project specific objectives are:
- to increase the resilience of ecosystems most affected by climate change and to strengthen the stakeholders' competences and participation in the management of ecosystems;
- to develop new approaches to planning the management of selected ecosystems by integrating climate change;
- to improve the state of ecosystems affected by climate change;
- to raise knowledge and awareness on importance of protecting and conserving ecosystems and their ecosystem services and
- to mitigate and adapt to effects of climate change.
Project outcomes will be:
- 5 restored ecosystems with a total area of 46.15 hectares in the project areas Radensko polje Landscape Park, Rački ponds Landscape Park, Menina planina, Grintovci sub-area Turnovka, Grintovci sub-areas Podolševa and Raduha with inventoried ecosystem services and proposed management models;
- 2 new management models developed and integrated into the preparation of 4 management plans;
- implemented education and awareness campaign (10 workshops, 6 trainings and field trips, 1 seminar, 2 study visits for different target groups of the project, promotional activities);
- 110 trained professionals, with upgraded knowledge and competences for improved ecosystem management;
- 310 people who will be directly reached by the education and awareness campaign with the aim of improving knowledge and understanding of the importance of ecosystem services for ecosystem management.
As part of the project, a land will be purchased on the territory of Radensko polje Landscape park, on which the restoration of the wetland meadow will be carried out. An educational trail with a total length of 3 km will also be established, which will start in Mala Račna near the Žabja hiša and will continue through Velika Račna and Kopanj to the flood forest.
