Public awareness
Building strong public support and engaging the next generation are essential for the long-term success of Jurinea cyanoides conservation. This work package focuses on creating a distinct project identity, raising awareness about trans-border reintroductions and actively involving local communities, citizens, and youth in hands-on conservation efforts.
Reach us online
- Project website will be created in EN, CZ, DE and UA mutations - English and Czech versions available so far
Promotion items
- Project promotion items like T-shirts, cups, pens and more will be available here during the project
Take part
- Multiple events will be organized during the project like discussions with locals, competitions, exhibitions, excursions and volunteer involvement
- Geocaches will be placed on freely accessible project sites
- Rescue planting in private gardens - more information on how to take part as a gardener to come soon
Citizen science
No citizen science activities are active at the moment.
Take part in one of the continuos citizen science events and help us collect important data by uploading your photos.
- Invasive species
- Pollinators
Educational programme
- Educational programmes to raise awareness about NATURA 2000, Jurinea cyanoides and nature conservation will be created
School patronage
- School patronage will be implemented teaching the involved children to take care of "their" piece of landscape
- Contact us in case of interest
Student internships
- Bc., Mcs and PhD. thesis will be open during the project in Czechia and Germany
- Special internships for students and young researchers mainly from Ukraine will be offered
- Contact us in case of interest
Media outputs
- Multiple publications for both specialists and broad public will be presented online during the project
- To see any materials published already, please follow:
Public awareness achievements
- Project website in EN
- Project website in CZ
Activity leader
Project partners
Financing
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.