IWRS is participating in the CRP call “Our food, countryside and natural resources in 2022” in the project “Impact of environmental stress on the health and growth of bivalve molluscs and improvements in breeding practices in the face of microplastics and climate change”.
From 2016 to 2018, nine project partners from six different Alpine countries had been working together to improve river management and better integrate and balance various human activities with ecosystem conservation. A lot of methods and practices have been analysed, further developed and applied as “adapted models” in SPARE’s five pilot areas: Dora Baltea in Italy, Drôme in France, Inn-Engadine in Switzerland, Soča in Slovenia and Steyr in Austria. The mutual exchange of data, knowledge and experiences in the pilot areas as well as the monitoring and evaluation of these processes feed into common strategies and guidelines.
River Basin Adaptation Conference was held on between 7th and 8th March 2017 placed in Nova Gorica. This was the final conference of the project BeWater with full title “Making society an active participant in water adaptation to global change.”
On World water day, 22nd March 2017, we present the Interreg Alpine space HyMoCARES project – Alpine rivers are working for us.
The exhibition is on display between February 6th and February 28th 2017 at the Youth centre and hostel Ajdovščina.
IWRS and Soča River Foundation have carried out SMAG method (Self Modelling for Assessing Governance)
BeWater – Presentation of project results at policy forum (The Council for Vipava)
The exhibition is on display between January 20th and February 3th 2017 in the multi-purpose hall in the House of villagers in Vipavski Križ.
The exhibition is on display between January 3rd and January 16th 2017 in the Library Franceta Bevka in Nova Gorica.
The event »27th Mišič water days« was organised on the 7th of December in Maribor, Slovenia. At the meeting the IzVRS collaborated with the contribution of the project BeWater.