How outdoor pigs become forest pigs – Susi Hobl and David Fuchs from Hoblhof farm explain the ancient concept of grazed or pasture forests
Author: Max Rossberg
First training at HBFLA Raumberg-Gumpenstein for students
As part of the LIFEstockProtect project, the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein is a competence centre which organised a training course for 50 students and 3 teachers.
Livestock protection on high alpine terrain
Around Sulden, shepherdess Celia Martinez Aragon practises guided grazing beneath the Ortlers, which have an altitude of 2700m above sea level, with her 6
Encounters with livestock guarding dogs in tourism areas
Celia the shepherdess guides her 400 sheep and goats, as well as 6 Cane di Pastore Maremmano Abruzzese livestock guarding dogs and her 3
The fence building courses continue in Austria
With the arrival of the summer, new fence building courses are taking place. One of the Austrian Competence Centres in Carinthia already hosted a
Livestock Protection in South Bavaria – online information evening
In this online event on March 8th from 8 to 10pm, Bioland and the LIFEstockProtect-Team will give an interesting insight into how livestock protection
A New Bill To Protect Herding And Livestock Guarding Dogs In Italy
Three Italian organisations DifesAttiva, Io non ho paura del lupo and Eliante presented a law proposal in a webinar on November 18, 2021. This
May 2021 News Update
The month of May has been another busy month for the LIFEstockProtect project. In all three project regions, activities have been getting off the
Presenting LIFEstockProtect at part 2 of LIFE19 Welcome Meeting
The second session of the LIFE19 Welcome Meeting took place this week with more than 200 participants. Both the coordinating beneficiary BIO AUSTRIA Niederösterreich
CAP and RDP funding opportunities for livestock protection
One of the many different topics that we will address in this project is the integration of sufficient funding streams for the implementation of