Lake Shkodra Straight U n NCO, nominated as cross-border reserve of biosphere

With an article starting with a landmark description by prominent Lec Shllaku of Lake Shkodra, the European Union delegation in Albania paid this Saturday a special attention to this lake. This after completing and handing over the file for nominating the waterfill pool of the oldest lake in the Balkans as [...]
This after completing and handing over the file for nominating the waterfilling pool of the oldest lake in the Balkans as part of the world heritage protected by U NCO with status “Reserv Biosfer Interborder”
The file in question, already handed over to U n NESCO was developed under an EU-funded project that evaluates the rich heritage of the area, reflected in the archaeological and cultural landscape around the lake and the strategic location of the region that had served as a crossroads for different cultures and civilizations, including those of Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman, reports RAT, broadcast. Periscope.
For Aurora Debar, one of the working group members who dealt with the file, obtaining status “Reserv Interborder Biosphere” will contribute to reducing human and climate impact in the region. Sustainable development and sustainable land use in the Shkodra Lake area are the most effective ways to prevent environmental damage and biodiversity loss.
Also needed is implementation of the law against illegal construction, Dibra continued for the authors of the article published on the site of the European Union delegation.
With the acquisition of status “Reserving Interborder Biosphere”, Shkodra Lake will join the world's most important environmental areas. With the release of the lake as “Reserv International Biosphere”, Albania engages in empowering local communities, advancing environmental governance, and positioning the irrigation pool of Lake Shkodra as a model of harmony between man and nature. /Periscope












