‘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’...
Hosman Christmas Market
Christmas is just around the corner and that means it must be time for the Hosman Christmas Fair. This Saturday 16th December we will have a stand, selling some handmade products, showing our camera...
Too many bears?
There are too many bears? If you want to get a wider perspective on the topic we highly recommend listening to this excellent summary of the situation from our friend Mihai Pop.
Moviles
If you follow our posts, you’ll have heard us mention “moviles” already. But what actually are these strange mounds, how do they form and why are they so special? Their formation is attributed to...
De Ziua Națională a României
We wish you all the best for the National Holiday! It our duty to sustain and support the environment of the Hartibaciu valley, for its local community and the unique nature it holds. Lets...
Trovants
What is a trovant? A trovant is a ‘living’ sandstone rock formation that changes shape and grows as it gets older. It is thought that in the presence of highly calcareous water, the sandy...
Camera Trap Highlights: Episode 1
Here are some of the early highlights from our camera traps. It is safe to say it is busy with life in Podișul Hârtibaciului. Stay tuned for the next episodes…there are more surprises!
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The Martens
The pine marten and the stone marten are two very similar species, both existing in our region. They are secretive, nocturnal and largely arboreal, meaning they are rarely seen despite the fact that some...
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