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= CONTENT UPDATED SINCE 22/7/08
VISITORS SINCE 27/6/07 -
The BALKANS PEACE PARK PROJECT (UK Registered Charity No. 1105447)
NOTICES: We have two new PRESS RELEASES. A date has been set for the BPPP's next AGM. To support our summer camp activity please visit our CONTRIBUTE page.
The BPPP aims to facilitate the creation of a trans-national, cross-border park in the adjoining mountain areas of Kosovo/a, Montenegro and northern Albania as a symbol of peace and cooperation:
- to promote environmental conservation
- to stimulate local employment
- to promote sustainable visitor activities in the region
The BPPP is a grassroots network bringing together transnational actors, especially environmental activists in the Balkans, the UK and around the globe, linking with people living and working in the valleys and villages of the area. A truly international cross-border protected area in one of the most spectacular and least known mountain ranges in Europe, can both further the needs, interests and aspirations of the local communities, and help sustain biodiversity and ecological responsibility.
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In Prokletija, Montenegro |
Mt Arapit, Albania |
Mt Guri i Kuq, Kosovo/a |
Above Shala Valley, Albania |
Crater - Montenegro/ Kosovo/a border road |
The Balkans Peace Park Project is a registered UK Charity (No. 1105447) and is regulated by the Charities Commission of England and Wales. T&C