Green Balkans is the biggest Bulgarian non-governmental nature conservation organisation. The Federation has 4,000 members and volunteers and comprises 4 regional Societies called Green Balkans. More...

ELF (Eestimaa Looduse Fond - Estonian Fund for Nature) is a non-profit organisation.

The mission of ELF is to preserve the rich natural diversity in Estonia and the world through active cooperation with individuals, business enterprises, organisations and state institutions.

Karula National Park - the smallest national park in Estonia covering the eastern part of historical Karula parish

The Somogy PANC was founded in 1980. Their main task was the protection of diverse habitats in the county (wetlands, dry sandy grasslands, forests) and the conservation of natural and cultural heritage.

The mission of KNOPC is to initiate and benefit NGO development processes by providing consultation, training, information, technical support, volunteering promotion and philanthropic traditions, encouraging development of democracy and civic society.

Klub Gaja was established by Jacek Bożek as an informal group in 1988. The common idea for the people connected with Klub Gaja was deep ecology and uncompromising protection of Mother Earth.

The nymph DAPHNE was chased by the God Apollo until she hid herself by changing into a beautiful bush with sweet smelling flowers.

Where will Slovakia's endemic Daphne arbuscula hide when it's habitat is destroyed by man?

What will other threatened plants and animals have to change into in order to survive?

Established in 1993: Since it's establishment in 1993, DAPHNE has been focused on the conservation and restoration of Slovakia's natural areas.

The Slovak Wildlife Society is a not-for-profit Anglo-Slovak initiative for the conservation of Carpathian wildlife. Our goal is to help ensure the long-term survival of endangered and vulnerable species such as the wolf, bear, lynx and chamois along with their habitats in Slovakia by finding sustainable solutions for co-existence with people.

Retezat National Park was created in 1935, the first park in Romania set up to preserve the beauty of the mountains and to protect rare and endemic plants. Altitude ranges from 794m to 2509m at the highest peak, and one can find beautiful galcial lakes, mountain streams, ravines and gorges.