Hunting and Fishing
Poaching is a major threat as a phenomenon which is extending. This is another factor which influences the number of specimens of certain species. Wolf, bear and lynx are poached less, but the poaching deer and wild boar, often leads to reducing the wolf population in the area, they no longer had enough food and they must look in other areas.
Otters are also in decline because they are hunted illegally. Also indirectly it is reduced the number of otters by practicing illegal fishing , who like wolves when they are forced to seek food elsewhere. When they are seen, otters are chased by fishermen, because they feed on fish and their holes are destroyed if they are found.
Otters are also in decline because they are hunted illegally. Also indirectly it is reduced the number of otters by practicing illegal fishing , who like wolves when they are forced to seek food elsewhere. When they are seen, otters are chased by fishermen, because they feed on fish and their holes are destroyed if they are found.
Protected mammals are wary of areas where human presence is felt. Are disturbed by noise, fire and smoke. If a presence of tourists is being too large in certain areas there is a risk that some copies bear to get used to human presence and become increasingly curious. This can give rise to major problems in the future due to contact with humans, problems already encountered in other areas of the country, such as Brasov area.
Otters, as well as racial, although curious animals, are wary of the human being presence, being possible in certain situations, if this visitor presence near holes area is large, they retire to other quieter areas or, the otters’ case, move to other courses in mountain waters. Wolves also wary of humanbeeing presence and do not like it, noise and fire. The areas where human presence is felt increasingly less frequented was then completely bypassed.
Otters, as well as racial, although curious animals, are wary of the human being presence, being possible in certain situations, if this visitor presence near holes area is large, they retire to other quieter areas or, the otters’ case, move to other courses in mountain waters. Wolves also wary of humanbeeing presence and do not like it, noise and fire. The areas where human presence is felt increasingly less frequented was then completely bypassed.
NGV Administration follows:
- Strict management of hunting communities, creating better conditions for development on the site habitats of North of Western Gorj including its winter feeding and implementing actions to eliminate poaching;
- Ensuring peace in the territories of breeding, wintering and feeding grounds for wild animals;
- Issue wreck mountain rivers arboreal and alluvial deposits caused by floods and forest vegetation reestablishment specific sides to ensure natural habitats and destroyed ecosystems;
- Restocking Mountain Rivers with seedlings of the species extinct or endangered.
CCIRJ is an association constituted as a Romanian legal entity, private law and non-profit, operating in the chamber system, and governed by the Law no. 335/2007 of the Chambers of Commerce in Romania.
The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, in the European ecological network NATURE 2000, designated as Administrator of the site "North of Western Gorj" the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Romania - Japan CCIRJ.
The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, in the European ecological network NATURE 2000, designated as Administrator of the site "North of Western Gorj" the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Romania - Japan CCIRJ.
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www.ccirj.ro
313 Splaiul Unirii, Sector 3, 030138 Bucharest, Romania
Phone: +4021 346 7244
Fax: +4021 346 7257