Mapping the Ancient Forest at Romanian Rescue Station

Greenpeace volunteers from 10 European countries are mapping one of the last remaining ancient and old growth forests in Europe in the Forest Rescue Station, in order to highlight the need for the Romanian government to legally protect the area.

Unique identifier: GP0STQ3SW

Type: Image

Shoot date: 08/08/2016

Locations: Carpathian Mountains, Eastern Europe, Lake Vidraru, Romania

Credit line: © Dan Campean / Greenpeace

Size: 4016px × 6016px 6MB

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Romania Forest Rescue Station (I)

Volunteers from Romania, Austria, Germany, The Netherlands, Hungary, Croatia, Finland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland are based in a forest rescue station near Vidraru Lake, in the Argeș river basin, an area threatened by illegal logging and forest destruction. Greenpeace fears large amounts of these forests have been lost in the last decade.

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