Forest Bathing, reducing stress through nature
We believe it is important for our colleagues to become familiar with new methods and trends related to nature. Miholcsa Andrea, our colleague in charge of environmental education recently participated…
What happend in the lives of the storks – March 2025
March was the long-awaited moment when the two stork nests in Dumbrăvioara, monitored by our webcams, welcomed their new residents. As the days passed, events in the nests became more…
Start your week-end with the singing of birds!
Did you know that more than 80 bird species can be observed in Târgu Mureș? How many of them can you recognize? Do you know their songs? Start your weekend…
Exploring nature, developing skills
Attentive eyes followed instructor Andrea Miholcsa as she illustrated different types of bird beaks using pictures and other educational tools. The children of … kindergarten are already quite familiar with…
Saving Hands: Levente Solyom
Whether it's for people or animals, first aid is essential in case of an injury. For example, if a suffering animal is found several hundred kilometres away from our centre,…
Africa, home for the roller during wintertime
While we shiver in the cold mornings waiting for spring, the roller prepares for its long 7,000-kilometre journey, from southern Africa to its European breeding grounds. The rollers from the…
Encouraging results in this year’s great bustard census
The great bustard population is increasing in the Pannonian region – this is the conclusion reached by experts following the fifth Synchronous winter count of the Great Bustard in Central…
Have you already seen your first Barn Swallow this year?
The phenological graphs are informing us to expect the return of first Barn Swallows to Europe in the upcoming days. The data collected from complete lists, which are then used…
Last observations at the feeder
Spring will arrive soon, and with it, nature will come back to life. Birds are finding easyer food sources, so the time is approaching when they will no longer need…
White-throated dippers, counted again
We have completed the White-throated Dipper Monitoring Programme for this year, marking its eleventh consecutive year. This year’s survey took place between 20–25 January, involving 27 teams and a total…
Ask the advice of a specialist!
Rescuing a wild bird that is thought to be injured does not necessarily mean that the finder must remove the animal from the site at all costs and immediately subject…
The long-awaited moment has arrived!
We bet that if we say the keywords “stork” and “webcam,” you can guess what moment we’re talking about! That’s right—we’re turning on the webcams so that you, stork lovers,…
Become a stork guardian!
We are looking for nature lovers who enjoy birds and would be happy to observe the life of stork nests near their homes. If this sounds like you, we encourage…
We counted the Long-eared owls
For more than 10 years, we have been ending the year and starting the new one by monitoring Long-eared owls in their wintering sites. This means that between 20 December…
Sanctuary and Healing: 18 years in service of injured animals
In 2024, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre celebrated its 18th anniversary—an important milestone, marking maturity and vast experience in saving wild animals that, for various reasons, require medical care and a…
Results of the 2025 Winter Waterfowl Census
Between 10 and 31 January, the national waterbird census took place (known to participants as the MidWinter Count), with the participation of dozens of volunteers. The event is organised internationally…
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