Ecology

"The survival of a high-order species depends heavily on a cascading chain of much ´lower´ organisms, such as how the population of certain flowers depends entirely on the presence of specific insects or mice."
C.D 1859
"Ecology is the understanding of consequences, and that human survival relies entirely on protecting a fragile, interconnected chain of life, specifically, that higher orders cannot exist without the baseline stability of the lowest orders."
F.H. 1965

E.P.T. daguerreotyped

The quality of our freshwater ecosystems is one of the most critical environmental metrics of our time, chemical water testing alone might not always tell the whole story.

Danube Salmon

The middle part of the Sava River inSlovenia provides one of the longest free-flowing habitats for huchen.

- A research by University and Fishery of Slovenia -

C & R facts

Physiological effects of catch-and-release angling and best practices

- A research by University of Winnipeg Canada -

E.P.T. river's health

The benthic macroinvertebrates are good indicators of local conditions and are particularly suitable for assessing site-specific impacts

- A research by National Institute of the Republic of Serbia, University of Belgrade-

EU directives

Water is life ! It is a precondition for human, animal and plant life as well as an indispensable resource for the economy. Water also plays a fundamental role in the climate regulation cycle

Catch & release

C&R primary environmental meaning is conservation: it protects fish populations from overharvesting, maintains balanced aquatic ecosystems, and ensures breeding fish remain in the gene pool to spawn future generations.

Water bodies

Water bodies, particularly flowing river systems, are classified depending on their longitudinal zonation, which is primarily determined by physical characteristics like temperature, flow velocity, and oxygen content

ECOSYSTEMS

In an ecosystem lots of different organisms interact with each other. The living organisms can be divided into three categories: producers, consumers and decomposers.