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Home > Publications > Еcological networks in Montenegro: Strategic Roadmap to achieve the targets of the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Bern Convention and the EU Biodiversity Strategy

Еcological networks in Montenegro: Strategic Roadmap to achieve the targets of the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Bern Convention and the EU Biodiversity Strategy

Еcological networks in Montenegro: Strategic Roadmap to achieve the targets of the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Bern Convention and the EU Biodiversity Strategy

Bruno D'Amicis

Briefing    |    21 October 2026

Montenegro has made substantial progress toward achieving the target under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) by proposing a comprehensive Natura 2000 network covering 44.15% of its total terrestrial and marine territory. But proposing the sites is just the beginning, as an effective conservation and management of these areas are needed.

Check more materials prepared for UN Biodiversity Conference, COP17.

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Theme: biodiversity, Natura 2000, Bern convention

Location: Montenegro

Project: EU funds and biodiversity, Protecting rivers and communities

Tags: biodiversity

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