LIFE 10 NAT/ES/000582
Lucha contra las especies invasoras en las cuencas hidrográficas de los ríos Tajo y Guadiana en la Península Ibérica
Our main objective is to let children know the following facts in a fun and safe
way:
What invasive species are, and what their effect on nature is.
Why having exotic pets, and then releasing them, is one of the main
pathways of their introduction in our environment.
And most important, how we can contribute to prevent those species from
being introduced in our ecosystems.
Not only children participation is important, also yours accounts. The problem
of having exotic pets and releasing them into nature concerns children, and
also their parents.
It is very common the fact that children, after some time having their amazing
new pets, lose interest in them, since they are no longer a novelty. Then, it is
their parents' turn to take care of them. Sometimes, there is a point in which
that care cannot be provided any more, and people just decide to release
exotic pets into nature, instead of taking them to specialised centres. That is
the moment when these species become a problem for environment.
That is why we prompt you and your children to take part in the several games,
competitions, and campaigns organized by the INVASEP Club.
The INVASEP Club has been especially designed for children and young people!!!
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know that some pets are invasive species?
Learn more
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Did you know that the Government of Extremadura will take care of your pet (invasive species) in case you cannot do it?
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Did you know that some exotic species kept as pets carry diseases that might be transmitted to humans and other animals?
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Did you know that if you acquired an invasive species as a pet before November 14th, 2011, it must be registered so you are allowed to have it at home?
Learn more
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Did you know that Slider turtles and racoons are considered to be a serious envirionmental threat?
Learn more
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o you think you are ready to adopt a pet?
Do the test and you know it!
Learn more
Learn more
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Did you know that the Government of Extremadura will take care of your pet (invasive species) in case you cannot do it?
Learn more
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Did you know that some exotic species kept as pets carry diseases that might be transmitted to humans and other animals?
Learn more
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Did you know that if you acquired an invasive species as a pet before November 14th, 2011, it must be registered so you are allowed to have it at home?
Learn more
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Did you know that Slider turtles and racoons are considered to be a serious envirionmental threat?
Learn more
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o you think you are ready to adopt a pet?
Do the test and you know it!
Learn more
YOUR HELP AND COLLABORATION ARE ESSENTIAL!!!!
Welcome to the INVASEP Club!!! By creating this club, the LIFE+ 10/NAT/ES/000582 Project: “Combat invasive species in the Tajo and Guadiana River Basins, in the Iberian Peninsula” (INVASEP) expects to contribute to raise public awareness, and promote environmental education so as to face the bioinvasions problem.
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Beneficiario Coordinador
Cofinanciador
Beneficiario Asociados
Colaboradores
invasep@juntaex.es
Tfnos: 924 48 82 32 - 671 482 974- 699 372 421
Tfnos: 924 48 82 32 - 671 482 974- 699 372 421
© 2017 Consejería de Medio Ambiente y Rural, Políticas
Agrarias y Territorio - DG Medio Ambiente - GPEX
Con la contribución del instrumento financiero LIFE de la Unión Europea
Agrarias y Territorio - DG Medio Ambiente - GPEX
Con la contribución del instrumento financiero LIFE de la Unión Europea
Beneficiario Coordinador
Cofinanciador
Beneficiario Asociados
Colaboradores
invasep@juntaex.es
Tfnos: 924 48 82 32 - 671 482 974- 699 372 421
Tfnos: 924 48 82 32 - 671 482 974- 699 372 421
Beneficiario Coordinador
Cofinanciador
Beneficiario Asociados
Colaboradores
© 2017 Consejería de Medio Ambiente y Rural, Políticas
Agrarias y Territorio - DG Medio Ambiente - GPEX
Con la contribución del instrumento financiero LIFE de la Unión Europea
Agrarias y Territorio - DG Medio Ambiente - GPEX
Con la contribución del instrumento financiero LIFE de la Unión Europea
