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4-2024 EN Newsletter SAVE agrobiodiversity
4-2024 DE SAVE agrobiodiversity

Newsletter 04.2024

  • Zoos and Rare Livestock Breeds
  • Conservation of Natural Areas through Native Livestock
  • Wild Fruit: Traditions and Legends –
  • New Brochure of the SAVE Foundation
  • SHEEP-UP: Improving the Economic Sustainability of Alpine Sheep Farming in Italy
3-2024 en SAVE agrobiodiversity
3-2024 SAVE agrobiodiversity

Newsletter 03.2024

  • European Seminar on Agrobiodiversity & SAVE Annual Conference 2024
  • Arca-Deli Award 2024 – The Winners
  • Survey on the New EU Regulations for Seeds and Other Plant Reproductive Material
  • Malta: Breeds of Origin Conservancy Launches the Campaign “Inħarsu l-Wirt Nazzjonali”
  • FAO: App for the Identification of Cattle Breeds
  • Book on Local Italian Livestock Breeds
2-2024 DE Newsletter
2-2024 DE Newsletter

Newsletter 02.2024

  • Expert knowledge of traditional cattle husbandry can play an important role in the future of Finnish cattle and the biodiversity of the ecosystem
  • EU-LI-PHE – European Network on Livestock Phenomics
  • SAVE Foundation project launch: Historic vegetable varieties in Switzerland
  • Sherlock Holmes in the vegetable garden – tracing rare Alpine varieties
  • European Seminar on Agrobiodiversity & SAVE Annual Conference 2024
  • Call for Applications: Arca-Deli® Award 2024
  • FAO: Global Youth Network for the Sustainable Transformation of the Livestock Sector
  • Harnessing the engineers of nature: Tarpan horses and Tauros cattle help preserve Belarusian wetlands
  • Cities as places of agrobiodiversity
  • Donkeys preserve biodiversity
  • SAVE Balusha sheep – Support a project of the SAVE Foundation
1-2024 EN Newsletter
1-2024 DE- Newsletter

Newsletter 01.2024

  • Dutch dual-purpose chickens – remarkably versatile
  • Old chicken breeds in traditional use – partial results of a Hungarian study
  • Announcement: SAVE Annual Conference & European Seminar on Agrobiodiversity
  • Wild Fruit Creative Workshop – wild fruit creatively tamed
  • Borrow seed, harvest diversity – the successful VEN project enters its third season
  • In memoriam Prof. em. Dr. Imre Bodó
  • In memoriam Pavel Beco – a pioneer for the conservation of agrobiodiversity

Newsletter 04.2023

  • Raise the forks! – Petition on the new EU Seed Regulation
  • Arca-Deli Award – the 2023 winners
  • Practical weed eradicators

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Newsletter _de

Newsletter 03.2023

Newsletter 02.2023

  • The non-profit organization ‘Steunpunt Levend Erfgoed’ (SLE) is building a qualitative and sustainable network of “Living Heritage Farms” in Flanders
  • Proposals of the European Commission for the new Seed Regulation and for new genetic technologies in plant breeding
  • New patent law makes Austria a pioneer in Europe
  • Haplotype diversity of the Kecskemét sheep
  • Livestock and climate change
  • Arca-Deli Award 2023
  • Tasty treats – recipes for the preparation of wild fruit
  • The SAVE Foundation on social media
  • FUNDUS Agri-Cultura Alpina – updated website

Newsletter 01.2023

  • Rabbits – traditional livestock in miniature form
  • Eat and be eaten – a conservation project of Landau Zoo
  • Empowering livestock keepers in the Korab-Koritnik region, Albania
  • ProSpecieRara Foundation – 40 years for diversity
  • Founding of SAVE | DANMARK
  • Diversity in the microcosm – the microbiome of the seed
  • The new EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
  • News in brief: Passing the baton in St. Gallen

Newsletter 04.2022

  • Hazelnuts – not just for Christmas
  • The genomic history of the domestic donkey
  • The Balkan Seed Network
  • Cattle breeding in Eastern Europe – situation and practices
  • Star Trek in potato cultivation
  • New European Reference Centre for Endangered Livestock Breeds
  • 11th “Let’s Liberate Diversity!” Forum, Budapest, 27–29 October 2022
  • From chicken to horse: zoo association supports the conservation of endangered livestock breeds
  • One mother, two fathers? Long established in the plant kingdom
  • Handbook of pig husbandry
  • Fuel for the debate on feed and food
  • Reader’s opinion: solar pasture
  • Onion oracle for the next planting season

Newsletter 03.2022

  • SAVE Annual Meeting 2022
  • Rewilding and animal welfare standards
  • Renaissance of the Ur bean in Switzerland
  • Ukraine: National gene bank at high risk
  • Honoring the guardians of plant diversity
  • The Triglav National Park quality label

 

Newsletter 01.2022

  • Arche Warder – an unusual landscape park
  • Successes and challenges of on-farm conservation in the VERN cereal network
  • The key role of crop wild relatives
  • Are seed regulations unconstitutional?
  • News on the Girgentana goat
  • Wild olives: conservation and use
  • SUPERB – forest restoration and adaptation in Europe
  • ProSpecieRara: Animal Expo, 8–9 October 2022
  • 22nd Peliti Seed Festival 2022 & 4th Olympic Seed Festival
  • GIAHS sites in Europe
  • Eating to Extinction
  • Apple scooping

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