TRETAMARA

TO6

Preserving and protecting the environment and promoting resource efficiency.

The project in numbers
Duration:
24 months
Start date: 03.02.20
End date: 31.07.22
N. Partner: 4
 
Progress
Budget:
820.000,00€
Budget FERS:
697.000,00€

The project in numbers

Duration: 
24 months
Start / End: 
03.02.20 to 31.07.22
Project progress: 
100%
Budget: 
820000.00€
Budget FERS: 
697000.00€

TRETAMARA

Trezze, Tegnue and marine environments of the upper Adriatic: management proposals
Priority Axis 3

Protecting and promoting natural and cultural resources

Specific Objective: 
OS 3.2.
Investment Priority: 
PI 6d
Typology: 
Standard
Overall Objective of the Project: 

TRETAMARA contributed to drafting common guidelines at the transnational level for an integrated management plan for marine habitats of high ecological value, in perfect synergy with the overall program objective of promoting sustainability and transboundary governance, as well as with project actions to protect and enhance natural resources and strengthen integrated ecosystem management for sustainable land development.

Project summary: 

In the northern Adriatic there are marine and littoral habitats that host an enormous biodiversity of animals and plants, such as the biogenic-geogenic outcrops of Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto, the dead corallites of Cladocora caespitosa on the Slovenian side and the numerous coastal SAC -SPAs. The results of the Trecorala project (Interreg Ita-Slo 2007-13) allowed an assessment of the ecological status of the geo-biogenic formations recognized as Sites of Community Interest due to the presence of priority habitats such as corallites, rhodoliths and marl beds. In Slovenia, Cladocora caespitosa formations are found in the marine protected areas Punta Grossa Natural Monument and Strunjan Natural Park. TRETAMARA leveraged existing knowledge by promoting best management practices and facilitating the harmonization of management plans at the Upper Adriatic level through the development of national and transnational guidelines for the integrated management of marine coastal habitats of high ecological value.

Main results: 

TRETAMARA results strengthen ecosystem management by contributing to the specific outcomes of the program through improved conservation status of habitats (3.2.A) and species (3.2.B); the project defined tools for the assessment and promotion of ecosystem services. The activity identified and collected existing material on habitats and management plans. It took into account the results of all projects in the program area and the results of actions to develop management plans. Tretamara carried out transboundary biodiversity pilot actions that were replicated in individual partner areas. The actions concerned coastal marine habitats of high ecological value such as the Trezze and Tegnue biogeogenic formations, the detrital seabed of Piran Bay characterized by the presence of Cladocora caespitosa, and coastal areas with grasslands of Cymodocea nodosa and Zostera marina associated with the presence of Pinna nobilis. Key restoration actions for the main plant and animal species studied were also developed, and a document with national and transnational guidelines for the integrated management of marineand coastal habitats of high ecological value was drafted.

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