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Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society

Hungary

Threatened Species: 8 more info»
IBAs: 35 more info»
EBAs: 0

Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society (MME)

Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society (MME) is the BirdLife Partner

Founded in: 1974
Members: 10,048
Staff: 26
Address: MME, Kolto u. 21, 1121 Budapest, Hungary
Tel: +36 1 275 62 47
Fax: +36 1 275 62 67
Email: mme@mme.hu
Web: http://www.mme.hu

Mission of the organisation

MME aims to protect wild birds, and help to preserve biological diversity.

Key Activities

Sites:

  • IBA Programme
  • Phare project to implement EU Natura 2000

Species:

  • Monitoring Programme
  • Bird ringing Programme
  • Great Bustard Protection Programme
  • Raptor Protection (including Black Stork) Programme
  • White Stork Protection Programme
  • Meadow Viper Protection Programme

Habitats:

  • Land Stewardship Advisory Service
  • BirdLife EU Accession Project

People:

  • Education and Public Awareness Programme

Recent Achievements

  • Secured funding through the EU Phare Partnership Programme for a land stewardship advisory service in collaboration with the RSPB, for protection of IBAs
  • Published a new national IBA inventory with financial support from the British Know-How Fund and the Hungarian Central Environmental Fund
  • Secured funding and began field implementation of national species action plans for 13 regionally or globally threatened species
  • Established a new common bird monitoring scheme: 207 participants covered 265 randomly selected squares
  • Continued the Phare Partnership Programme for land stewardship advisory service and began an EU enlargement project in collaboration with the RSPB
  • Celebrated MME's 25th anniversary and nominated the White Stork as bird of the year
  • Increased membership of the society to more than 6,000

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