We invite you to the next biological evening of the 2025/26 season, organized by the University of Primorska, entitled:
Maintaining high levels of biodiversity on the Karst through the active involvement of the local population (Aleš Pernarčič)
Wednesday, March 4th at 19:00, here: ZOOM link
About the lecture:
The lecture will explore the topic of sustainability in preserving high levels of biodiversity in the Karst region through the active involvement and participation of the local population, particularly in the preservation and maintenance of open spaces. In this context, we will assess the degree of sustainability of the measures, particularly at the economic level. We will also analyze specific circular economies that can be introduced in the context of the conservation, management, and maintenance of areas of special natural importance in accordance with agricultural activities and the involvement of the population. The lecture refers to the Kras4us project, which addresses the challenges of sustainable development to tackle climate change in line with European Union strategies.
About the lecturer:
Aleš Pernarčič graduated in Agricultural Sciences and Technologies from the University of Udine, where he wrote his thesis on the analysis of tools for managing agricultural activities in protected areas, with a focus on the Karst region in Italy and the Natura 2000 area. After graduating, he focused on his professional career in Trieste and Gorizia, where he got to know the countryside of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, especially the Karst region, and rural development policy. In 2016, he became coordinator of the Local Action Group Kras (LAS Kras – GAL Carso), where he manages the latest LEADER programs through local development strategies with local politicians. In his free time, he enjoys beekeeping and maintains olive groves.
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