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    • Around 150 active oil wells line the middle stretch of the Vjosa, leaking chemicals, polluting the water, degrading habitats and injuring native wildlife. © Riverwatch
      Balkanrivers
      Mounting Pressures Threaten Vjosa Wild River National Park – Urgent Action Needed
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      Aoos Springs Dam Drains Life from One of Europe’s Last Wild Rivers
    • Studenica River © Tijana Jevtić
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      Studenica River at risk from hydropower project
    • Upper Neretva: The Ulog Dam is nearing operation, dealing a devastating blow to this once pristine river stretch. Protected species like Softmouth trout and white-clawed crayfish are among its many victims. What was once a clear, vibrant ecosystem is now another casualty of hydropower. © Bruno D’Amicis
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      10 years of hydropower data: 2024 update reveals ongoing threats and wins for Balkan rivers
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      • Activists on the Kamp river © Lebendiger Kamp
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        Success for the Kamp: construction of a new power plant in the Kamp valley cancelled
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        Video: We for the Living Kamp
      • With a removalof the Rosenburg powerplant and further restoration downstream, the Kamp can once again become a paradise for many endangered species © Matthias Schickhofer
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        Nature conservation organizations demand restoration of the Kamp Valley
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        Invitation: Kamp Days, April 29-30
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