LIFEstockProtect aims to foster acceptance for implementation of livestock protection by engaging with stakeholders. Thematical working groups on the three most urgent challenges for
Project update
LIFEstockProtect Partner Meeting
After months of online meetings and conferences, the LIFEstockProtect consortium was finally able to meet in person to discuss the project together. Team members
March 2022 News Update
Spring has sprung in the Alps, and with the arrival of the pasture season, outdoor activities are underway. Although LIFEstockProtect continued to host many
January 2022 News Update
2022 will be a big year for LIFEstockProtect, as the practical livestock protection actions will be kicking off. Here’s the progress achieved so far
2021 Recap: A Successful Year
We’ve reached the end of 2021, and the LIFEstockProtect project has achieved a lot this year. Through press media, word of the project has reached
First detection dog team certified for wolves
Carolin Scheiter and Pepper have passed the field test. Author: Carolin Scheiter Scat and coexistence “Yuck, you can’t be serious…? What a stupid idea!”
July 2021 News Update
Summer has come and with it a lot of activities – on the pastures and in the project. In July 2021, the project made
Scatdog training is picking up speed!
In Austria the training started earlier, whereas in Bavaria and South Tyrol it took a little longer due to COVID travel restrictions. But in
June 2021 News Update
Last month has been, finally, a month full of field visits! After the LIFEstockProtect team met the farmers who are interested to join the
Visit of competence centres in South Tyrol
In the second week of June 2021 the first visit of two competence centres in South Tyrol took place. Project partners from Austria and
