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Annual Reports 2016: Compilation of Annual Reports Submitted by the European Diploma Areas Strasbourg, 26 January 2017 T-PVS/DE (2017) 2 [de02a_2017.doc] CONVENTION ON THE CONSERVATION OF EUROPEAN WILDLIFE AND NATURAL HABITATS Standing Committee 37th meeting Strasbourg, 5-8 December 2017 Group of Specialists on the European Diploma for Protected Areas 8 March 2017 Strasbourg, Palais de l’Europe, Room 6 ANNUAL REPORTS 2016: COMPILATION OF ANNUAL REPORTS SUBMITTED BY THE EUROPEAN DIPLOMA AREAS Document prepared by the Directorate of Democratic Governance This document will not be distributed at the meeting. Please bring this copy. Ce document ne sera plus distribué en réunion. Prière de vous munir de cet exemplaire. T-PVS/DE (2017) 2 - 2 - Table of contents 1. Armenia – Khosrov Forest State Reserve..........................................................................................- 5 - 2. Austria – Krimml Waterfalls Natural Site..........................................................................................- 9 - 3. Austria – Thayatal National Park ....................................................................................................- 11 - 4. Austria - Wachau Protected Landscape..........................................................................................- 13 - 5. Belarus - Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park.............................................................................- 15 - 6. Belarus - Berezinsky State Biosphere Reserve................................................................................- 18 - 7. Bulgaria – Central Balkan National Park .........................................................................................- 20 - 8. Czech Republic - Karlštejn National Nature Reserve ......................................................................- 25 - 9. Czech Republic - Podyjí National Park ............................................................................................- 26 - 10. Estonia – Matsalu National Park.....................................................................................................- 28 - 11. Finland - Ekenäs Archipelago National Park ...................................................................................- 31 - 12. Finland – Seitseminen National Park ..............................................................................................- 35 - 13. France – Camargue National Reserve.............................................................................................- 38 - 14. France - Ecrins National Park..........................................................................................................- 42 - 15. France – Vanoise National Park ......................................................................................................- 51 - 16. Georgia – Vashlovani Protected Areas ...........................................................................................- 54 - 17. Germany - Berchtesgaden National Park........................................................................................- 55 - 18. Germany - Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve...................................................................................- 59 - 19. Germany – Siebengebirge Nature Reserve.....................................................................................- 64 - 20. Germany – Weltenburger Enge Nature Reserve ............................................................................- 67 - 21. Germany – Wollmatinger Ried Untersee-Gnadensee Nature Reserve...........................................- 69 - 22. Germany - Wurzacher Ried Nature Reserve...................................................................................- 72 - 23. Greece – Cretan White Mountains National Park (Samaria) ..........................................................- 75 - 24. Hungary - Ipolytarnóc Protected Area............................................................................................- 82 - 25. Hungary - Szénás Hills Protected Area............................................................................................- 84 - 26. Hungary – Tihany Peninsula............................................................................................................- 87 - 27. Ireland – The Burren region............................................................................................................- 93 - 28. Italy - Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park..............................................................................- 95 - 29. Italy – Gran Paradiso National Park ..............................................................................................- 100 - - 3 - T-PVS/DE (2017) 2 30. Italy – Maremma Regional Park....................................................................................................- 103 - 31. Italy – Montecristo Island Nature Reserve ...................................................................................- 107 - 32. Italy - Regional Park of Migliarino, San Rossore and Massaciuccoli .............................................- 109 - 33. Italy – Sasso Fratino Integral Nature Reserve...............................................................................- 111 - 34. Netherlands – Boschplaat Nature Reserve...................................................................................- 114 - 35. Netherlands - De Oostvaardersplassen Nature Reserve ..............................................................- 116 - 36. Netherlands – De Weerriben-De Wieden Nature Reserve...........................................................- 120 - 37. Netherlands - Naardermeer Nature Reserve...............................................................................- 124 - 38. Poland – Bialowieza National Park ...............................................................................................- 127 - 39. Poland – Bieszczady National Park ...............................................................................................- 134 - 40. Portugal – Desertas Islands Nature Reserve.................................................................................- 136 - 41. Portugal - Selvagens Islands Nature Reserve................................................................................- 138 - 42. Romania - Piatra Craiului National Park........................................................................................- 139 - 43. Romania - Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve ...............................................................................- 142 - 44. Russian Federation – Oka National Biosphere Reserve................................................................- 145 - 45. Russian Federation - Tsentralno-Chernozemny Biosphere Reserve.............................................- 151 - 46. Slovak Republic - Dobročský National Nature Reserve.................................................................- 153 - 47. Slovak Republic – Poloniny National Park.....................................................................................- 157 - 48. Slovenia – Triglav National Park ...................................................................................................- 164 - 49. Spain – Doñana National Park ......................................................................................................- 168 - 50. Spain – Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park .......................................................................- 173 - 51. Spain – Teide National Park..........................................................................................................- 179 - 52. Sweden - Bullerö and Långviksskär nature reserves.....................................................................- 182 - 53. Sweden - Muddus National Park ..................................................................................................- 183 - 54. Sweden - Sarek and Padjelanta National Parks ............................................................................- 186 - 55. Sweden – Store Mosse National Park..........................................................................................- 189 - 56. Switzerland – Swiss National Park (SNP) ......................................................................................- 191 - 57. Turkey - Kuşcenneti National Park................................................................................................- 193 - 58. Ukraine – Carpathian Biosphere Reserve .....................................................................................- 194 - 59. United Kingdom – Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve.............................................................- 199 - 60. United Kingdom - Fair Isle National Scenic Area...........................................................................- 201 - T-PVS/DE (2017) 2 - 4 - 61. United Kingdom – Minsmere Nature Reserve..............................................................................- 204 - 62. United Kingdom – Peak District National Park .............................................................................- 208 - 63. United Kingdom – Purbeck Heritage Coast...................................................................................- 211 - - 5 - T-PVS/DE (2017) 2 1.ARMENIA – KHOSROV FOREST STATE RESERVE 1. Conditions: List here all conditions which were attached to the award or the renewal of the European Diploma. Explain either how the conditions have been totally complied with or detail the progress in complying with the conditions. Please also indicate any unresolved difficulties
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