Centru International de Excelenta pentru Biodiversitate Acvatica prin Reabilitarea, Consolidarea, Modernizarea si Dotarea Statiunii de Cercetari Ecologice.

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Centru International de Excelenta pentru Biodiversitate Acvatica prin Reabilitarea, Consolidarea, Modernizarea si Dotarea Statiunii de Cercetari Ecologice SULINA Dr. Madalin Enache - Institute of Biology Bucharest, Romanian Academy Dr. Cristina Sandu – Institute of Biology Bucharest, Romanian Academy

Biosphere Reserve – World Natural Heritage List - Ramsar Convention List - UNESCO program Man and Biosphere Inventory 1991 – 1997: 1615 plant species 3491 invertebrate and vertebrate species (Oosterberg et al, 2000) Danube Delta

 Anthropogenic impact – declining trend of biodiversity, reduced fishery resources  Climate change – decline of river discharge and lakes depth  River channelization – increased erosion and colmation of channels  Tourism development – increasing pressures Danube Delta - current status  management on scientific basis needed to harmonize the different uses

Overall objective: foster the research of aquatic biodiversity for a sound scientific management of the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve and design sustainable solutions for the development of the area by mitigating the impact of the current environmental threats. Centre of Excellency for Aquatic Biodiversity The Centre aims to answer this challenge

Aims:  Enhance capabilities of the research teams to perform integrative, multidisciplinary studies in the Centre of Excellency Sulina  Assess the major pressures on the aquatic ecosystems and identify efficient measures to mitigate their impact  Initiate a dialogue with the local communities and raise public awareness regarding the role of environmental values for human society Centre of Excellency for Aquatic Biodiversity

Project details Existing infrastructure – Ecological Research Station Sulina – includes labs + accommodation facilities Existing expertise – Institute of Biology Bucharest + network institutes Required: - Modernization - Equipment up-grade - Small conference room

 Expected time frame: 2 years  Estimated costs: 2.4 million euro  Proposed in the frame of the Danube Strategy Priority area: Environmental challenges and emergency preparedness Project details

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