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The "SAVE eNews" is an electronic information service which is issued cost-free four times a year. It provides regular news on the topic of conservation of threatened animal breeds, cultivated plant varieties, agrobiodiversity and networking. The SAVE eNews is available in English and in German. For a subscription to this newsletter just write an e-mail to the newsmaster with your address and e-mail address. You will be placed on the distribution list.

=> Link to SAVE eNews Archiv

SAVE Focus

The situation of the breeds, monitored in the SAVE coordination projects for endangered breeds distributed across national borders, is analysed regularly by SAVE. The contacts and the stockdatas in each country and the possible need for action are published in the biannual 'SAVE Focus' (available for Euro 7 plus postage).

A copy of the actual 'SAVE Focus 2005' with addresses, breed descriptions, pictures and the breeding data from 2004/2005 can be downloaded here as PDF-file:
=> SaveFocus_2005.pdf (PDFfile, 336 KB, requires newest Adobe Reader for working links ).

A special edition of the SAVE Focus for the Balkans shows the situation of transboundary occurring breeds and breed groups of Pramenka- and Tsigai-sheep, Grey Stepp- and Busha-cattle and of the domestic buffalo in the Balkan countries.
=> SAVE_Focus_05_Balkan.pdf (PDFfile, 2.6 MB, requires Acrobat Reader).

Monitoring studies

Publications of the Monitoring Institute for Rare Breeds and Seeds in Europe, the scientific branch of SAVE Foundation:

Report of the Carpathian Workshop "Rare Breeds and Plant Varieties in the Carpathian Mountains - Monitoring and Conservation Strategies" in Suceava, Romania, May 26-28, 1999.
=> Link to Carpathian Workshop

The study "Agricultural Genetic Resources in Italy - Endangering, Initatives for conservation, Need for action" is available in Italian language (225 pages and 77 coloured illustrations). A German version of the full text is available on CD-ROM (with navigation tools).
=> Link to Italy Monitoring

The study "Agricultural Genetic Resources of the Alps" is published in five languages
=> Link to Monitoring in the Alps

The "Historical inventory of Swiss cultivated plants" is a database in french and german languages, available on CD-ROM (for MacIntosh and Windows).
=> Link to the Plantinventory

European Livestock Breeds Ark and Rescue Net (ELBARN):

ELBARN is a network of farms, centres, parks, open air museums as well as people and organisations that work towards on farm/in situ conservation of European rare and indigenous livestock breeds. It was launched as a three year, NGO lead, concerted action, co-funded by the European Commission. The project began in 2007. The aim of the first, three year phase was to network actors and to locate potential Ark and Rescue Centres throughout Europe. Additionally, work groups were formed to address specific subjects, such as disease legislation or marketing opportunities. A series of workshops, a questionnaire and numerous fact-finding activities have provided the basis of the project.

ELBARN Guidelines: a set of guidelines that can be used by Ark and Rescue Centres. The guidelines cover the subjects of Rescue and Disease, Ark and Rescue Centres, Conservation Breeding and Marketing of Products and Services.

Area Action Plans: for four areas of Europe, Action Plans set out the needs and requirements to carry the ELBARN project into the future.

ELBARN Book: a comprehensive booklet that explains what agrobiodiversity is and why it is endangered. It is complete with many examples, case studies, pictures, maps and contact points.

The publications and more information can be found on the ELBRN website.
The publications can be ordered as printed versions for the cost of the postage and packaging, please contact SAVE Foundation to organise delivery.

2011-03-24

office(at)save-foundation.net

SAVE Network Office
Joseph-Belli-Weg 5
D-78467 Konstanz
Germany


	Publicationlist
	SAVE Foundation
Home Actuality+Events SAVE Foundation Monitoring Projects Marketing-Labelling Publications Conferences SAVE Network / links Board of Directors Support Downloads Contact Link to us Deutsche Version Version française Ark Network Variety-Savers.Net Agrobiodiversity.Net Newsroom	SAVE eNews The "SAVE eNews" is an electronic information service which is issued cost-free four times a year. It provides regular news on the topic of conservation of threatened animal breeds, cultivated plant varieties, agrobiodiversity and networking. The SAVE eNews is available in English and in German. For a subscription to this newsletter just write an e-mail to the newsmaster with your address and e-mail address. You will be placed on the distribution list. => Link to SAVE eNews Archiv SAVE Focus The situation of the breeds, monitored in the SAVE coordination projects for endangered breeds distributed across national borders, is analysed regularly by SAVE. The contacts and the stockdatas in each country and the possible need for action are published in the biannual 'SAVE Focus' (available for Euro 7 plus postage). A copy of the actual 'SAVE Focus 2005' with addresses, breed descriptions, pictures and the breeding data from 2004/2005 can be downloaded here as PDF-file: => SaveFocus_2005.pdf (PDFfile, 336 KB, requires newest Adobe Reader for working links ). A special edition of the SAVE Focus for the Balkans shows the situation of transboundary occurring breeds and breed groups of Pramenka- and Tsigai-sheep, Grey Stepp- and Busha-cattle and of the domestic buffalo in the Balkan countries. => SAVE_Focus_05_Balkan.pdf (PDFfile, 2.6 MB, requires Acrobat Reader). Monitoring studies Publications of the Monitoring Institute for Rare Breeds and Seeds in Europe, the scientific branch of SAVE Foundation: Report of the Carpathian Workshop "Rare Breeds and Plant Varieties in the Carpathian Mountains - Monitoring and Conservation Strategies" in Suceava, Romania, May 26-28, 1999. => Link to Carpathian Workshop The study "Agricultural Genetic Resources in Italy - Endangering, Initatives for conservation, Need for action" is available in Italian language (225 pages and 77 coloured illustrations). A German version of the full text is available on CD-ROM (with navigation tools). => Link to Italy Monitoring The study "Agricultural Genetic Resources of the Alps" is published in five languages => Link to Monitoring in the Alps The "Historical inventory of Swiss cultivated plants" is a database in french and german languages, available on CD-ROM (for MacIntosh and Windows). => Link to the Plantinventory European Livestock Breeds Ark and Rescue Net (ELBARN): ELBARN is a network of farms, centres, parks, open air museums as well as people and organisations that work towards on farm/in situ conservation of European rare and indigenous livestock breeds. It was launched as a three year, NGO lead, concerted action, co-funded by the European Commission. The project began in 2007. The aim of the first, three year phase was to network actors and to locate potential Ark and Rescue Centres throughout Europe. Additionally, work groups were formed to address specific subjects, such as disease legislation or marketing opportunities. A series of workshops, a questionnaire and numerous fact-finding activities have provided the basis of the project. ELBARN Guidelines: a set of guidelines that can be used by Ark and Rescue Centres. The guidelines cover the subjects of Rescue and Disease, Ark and Rescue Centres, Conservation Breeding and Marketing of Products and Services. Area Action Plans: for four areas of Europe, Action Plans set out the needs and requirements to carry the ELBARN project into the future. ELBARN Book: a comprehensive booklet that explains what agrobiodiversity is and why it is endangered. It is complete with many examples, case studies, pictures, maps and contact points. The publications and more information can be found on the ELBRN website. The publications can be ordered as printed versions for the cost of the postage and packaging, please contact SAVE Foundation to organise delivery.
		2011-03-24
office(at)save-foundation.net SAVE Network Office Joseph-Belli-Weg 5 D-78467 Konstanz Germany