Wildlife from Hosman
The next movie in our series is a selection of animals captured by our camera traps. Many of you have seen the highlights from the past, but this movie includes the best of everything...
International Bird Day
A selection of photos from our exhibition in celebration of ‘International Bird Day’! Photographs: Magdalena Menzinger
The Jackal
We discussed the Jackal a little when we posted our camera trap video about this species: https://peisajdeschis.ro/2023/07/13/sacalul/. Here there is more information about this unexpected newcomer to Hârtibaciu valley. Have you seen a Jackal...
Camera trap highlights: Episode 3
Heres the third installment, what you have all been waiting for! Enjoy watching some of the secretive animals that we share our landscape with.
The Beaver
It is thought the beaver went extinct in Romania around 1824, after they were hunted for the fur, meat and castoreum (a secretion from their scent gland used for its medicinal properties). In fact...
The Bear
To celebrate Bear Day! The Bear The relationship between man and bear is a complex combination of respect, fear and fascination, intertwined in myths, folklore and religion across Europe. In Romania, they are a...
The Wolf
Before Christmas we mentioned the importance of wolves in the landscape. So we thought we would share this poster by Jeroen Helmer, which again nicely illustrates the role of wolves.
Camera trap highlights: Episode 2
Here we have some of the best moments from the end of 2023. Once again it was a period of lots of activity, with the passing of pack of wolves making it very exciting!...
‘Access to land’ survey analysis part 1
You may recall that about a month ago I sent out a short questionnaire. Well, we now have 102 respondents and, after a simple analysis, some interesting conclusions. Thanks to everyone who took the...
The Wolf
The wolf, as an apex predator, plays a very important role in the ecosystem. Their presence influences the behaviour of other animals, keeping grazers on the move and changing the foraging patterns of ‘prey’...
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