The Wild Pig
An animal that has one of the longest histories in human history, being a strange mix of both friend and foe. To this day it is a vital source of meat for people in...
Interviews
What does an “Open Landscape” mean to you? To better assess the problems, challenges and desires of local people, we are conducting interviews with the inhabitants of the Hârtibaciu Valley. Please contact us if:...
Destruction of an oak pasture
In a previous post, we asked you to report any environmental violations in the Hârtibaciu Valley. Here’s an example of how complaining to the authorities can help stop these violations, that can lead to...
Mosaic change
One of the features that make the Hârtibaciu Plateau a cultural and environmental paradise is the diverse combination of small-scale agriculture. This so-called landscape ‘mosaic’ is created by the strip farming that has...
The Fox
To many, it is seen as a cunning, hen-killing nocturnal visitor and, as such, an animal that has been condemned and persecuted by peasants for centuries. But we should also be grateful for the...
Your voice
Have you seen anything wrong, suspicious or even potentially destructive happening in the landscape of the Hârtibaciu Valley? As part of our project “Civic activism and advocacy in the Hartibaciu Valley. Preserving the open...
Project launch
Last Friday, the project “Civic Engagement and Advocacy in the Hârtibaciu Valley. Preservation of the Open Landscape” was officially launched at the Hosman Old Mill, where we welcomed numerous representatives of local and national...
Questionnaire
At the beginning of our project “Civic activism and advocacy in the Hârtibaciu Valley. Preserving the Open Landscape”, we would like to find out how things stand in terms of civic engagement in our...
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