Aquaterra
Ecological Society for the Study and Protection of Wild Fauna and Flora
Who we are?
With over thirty years of dedicated conservation efforts, our organization stands as a pillar of authority in safeguarding Romania's biodiversity. Our team, composed of nationally and internationally acclaimed scientists and experts, is committed to protecting fish species and aquatic ecosystems, playing a vital role in preserving the ecological balance and the nation's invaluable natural heritage.
We actively work to save rare and endangered species, conduct expeditions, and meticulously monitor fish populations across 11 hydrographic basins, the Danube, the Danube Delta, and the Black Sea coastal region. Through these efforts, we are equipped with an accurate understanding of the current state of Romanian waters, ensuring the future of these precious ecosystems for generations to come.
Aquaterra in numbers
31
Years of existence
6
Areas of interest
7
Collaborators
3
Awards
Areas of interest
Strategies for the Conservation of Rare Plant Species and Endangered Animal Populations
Promoting Youth Education and the Development of Ecological Civic Consciousness
Integrating Fundamental and Applied Scientific Research
Promoting Technological Innovation and Transfer to Farmers in Mountainous Areas
Development of Sustainable Agriculture in Mountainous Areas
Strategic Expansion of Nature Reserves and NATURA 2000 Sites
Collaborators
Sponsors
Network of Partner Schools
Welcome message for Visitors
With over three decades of dedicated experience in environmental consulting, we take pride in our extensive expertise and commitment to sustainability. Accredited by the Ministry of Environment, Waters, and Forests, our work is recognized for its significant contribution to biodiversity conservation. Since our founding in 1996, we have been at the forefront of implementing practical strategies to protect the environment, and we remain deeply committed to promoting sustainable practices. We invite you to explore our efforts and join us in our mission to safeguard the natural world for future generations."