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„„Sustainable rehabilitation programme for saline habitats and wetlands on protected territories through naturalization”
HURO/0802/014
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HURO/0802/014
The Local Government of Mórahalom is implementing the project FENNREHAB within the
Hungary-
The program aims at enhancing to joint social and economic development of the Hungarian-
The Local Government’s project partner of Mórahalom is the Town Council of Pécska and Pecska Natura Ecological Association.
With the support of the project, the City Council will be able to start the development on the following buildings:
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The aim of the program is to familiarise the visitors with the rural life, with stock-
On the buffalo farm the number of animals is growing therefore it is necessary to build roofing for buffalo. The results of the earlier project will be monitored in the Measuring Centre.
The project includes € 623 017 gross with the support of the European Regional Development
Fund, state co-
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Project starting and closing date: 01 March 2011 – 29 February 2012
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Investment: The investment will be realized on a plot of a little bit more than 6 ha in the outer area of the settlement. One part of the investment is the construction of a "Veterinary and administrator's office" (134 m2) and of a “Stall” (63 m2) and an observation tower.
The total investment territory covers an area of 194 m2. The location is situated
adjacent to a protected flood area, which will be the buffalo-
Location:
The planned investment in Pecica is the 63064 m2 territory with the reference land number of T100 PS547/1 63064 MP. (See on the relevant map annex) Major investment elements, the establishments related to the buffalo farm.
Cross-
The FENNREHAB project provides a minimal-
Within the project, we wish to realize the environmental rehabilitation of cross-
The expansion of the rehabilitation territory to an area of 80 ha at Lake Nagyszéksós
will be realized in Mórahalom (HU) through the use and application of the existing
natural buffalo herd. Simultaneously, we will carry out the construction of a rehabilitation
buffalo reserve in Pecica (RO) on a floodplain of 11.2 ha according to the methodology
and experiences of the above-
The cross-
The additional benefits of the project are the establishment of a tourist sight, the dissemination of the ecological approach, and the strengthening of the commitment for a sustainable lifestyle.
The project’s target groups in both countries are civil youth and school groups, nature protection experts, scientific researchers and pedagogues, agricultural institutions and experts, civil and public nature protection organizations.
Pecica, buffalo rehabilitation centre (reserve)
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Investment elements |
Presentation, objective of building structures |
Veterinary and administrator’s office (1) |
After the preparation of the territory, the investment steps will be as follows: building of foundation, ground floor and roof; installation of networks (electricity, water, heating) and heating unit (solid heating material – wood); and external works (rustic wood panelling) and internal furnishment. |
Simple closed building, as an office for administration activities (visitors, presentation etc.), and for periodical veterinary consultations. |
Buffalo stall (1) |
The building steps include the construction of the frame structure, the build- |
A shelter for buffalos placed on the protected floodplain of the Mures River during
flooding and in winter. Light- |
Observation tower (1) |
The building steps include the construction of the frame structure. |
For the passive, undisturbed observation of buffalos, and other animals and plants of the protected area for tourists and experts. |