Bulgaria has a long stretch of the globally important lower Danube as well as a collection of other natural treasures such as the rare forests in the Strandzha Mountains.
WWF has been active in Bulgaria since the early 1990s. Conservation activities initially focused on the lower Danube and its tributaries, but have since expanded into a comprehensive programme that includes work on forest protection and sustainable forestry management (FSC), protected areas, freshwater as well as agriculture and rural development.
In 2006, WWF established a registered organisation in Bulgaria.
More information about the work of WWF in Bulgaria and the region is available on the website of the WWF Danube-Carpathian Programme.
If you have decided to buy a property in Bulgaria, you may find interesting WWF's campaign to save Bulgaria's protected areas. Holiday homes, hotels, villas, ski resorts and ski runs are being built in many of the country's national and nature parks. They are being built illegally, against existing national laws and regulations.
In 2006, WWF established a registered organisation in Bulgaria.
More information about the work of WWF in Bulgaria and the region is available on the website of the WWF Danube-Carpathian Programme.
If you have decided to buy a property in Bulgaria, you may find interesting WWF's campaign to save Bulgaria's protected areas. Holiday homes, hotels, villas, ski resorts and ski runs are being built in many of the country's national and nature parks. They are being built illegally, against existing national laws and regulations.