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Living together with large carnivores

Strengthening cooperation to improve biodiversity conservation and support peaceful coexistence between people and large carnivores.

Coexistence toolkit

Find practical solutions, recommendations and tested approaches to reduce conflicts with large carnivores and promote coexistence.

Living Labs

Explore collaborative spaces where researchers, local communities and stakeholders work together to develop and test solutions for coexistence with large carnivores. Discover experiences, activities and results from Living Labs across the Adriatic-Ionian region.

Living Lab

Large Carnivores Explorer

Explore the large carnivores of the Adriatic-Ionian region through species profiles, distribution maps and scientific information. Discover their habitats, ecological role and the data collected to support their conservation.

GeoPortal

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Animal distribution

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Wild Tracks: Adriatic-Ionian Carnivores

Your observations can help protect large carnivores. Join the 4PETHABECO citizen science initiative and contribute to a better understanding of bears, wolves, lynx and golden jackals across the Adriatic-Ionian region.

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Observe wildlife and signs of presence

Have you spotted a bear, wolf, lynx or golden jackal?
You can also record footprints, scats and other signs of presence. Every observation can provide valuable information about wildlife.

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Record your observation

Use iNaturalist to share your findings, explore observations from other users and contribute to a growing database of large carnivore presence across the region

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Join the Wild Tracks community

Every record helps researchers better understand, manage and protect large carnivores. Become part of the 4PETHABECO effort and discover wildlife together with a growing community of observers.

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