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MANAGEMENT ACTIONS
° Management Plan
   - Realising the GIS database with persons and institutions responsible for land management
   - The Landowners Directory Committee component
° Electric fences
   - Composition of electric fences
   - Functioning principle for the electrical protection system
   - Assembling the electric fences
   - Maintaining the electric fence
   - Practical advices
   - Electric fence benefits
   - Implementing the sheepfolds electrical protection system
°Intervention Unit
   - Rehabilitation and Monitoring Centre
   - Animal Rescue Mobile Unit
° Monitoring of large carnivores & prey
   - Assessing large carnivores relative abundance using hair snares
   - Assessing large carnivores relative abundance using remote cameras
   - Assessing the large carnivores populations based on animals tracks, signs and scats
   - GPS Localization (Global Positioning System)
   - VHF Localization (Very High Frequency)
° Natura 2000

Electric fences

   The tendency of continuous growth of wood exploitation leads to the reduction of forest surfaces, and subsequently of habitats inhabited by large carnivores, appearing conflicts between the people and large carnivores. Traditional methods of preventing attacks upon animal herds, such as permanent monitoring by shepherds and watch dogs, are still used in Romania
    Elsewhere are successfully used electric fences, as a more efficient and lease expensive alternative for preventing wild animals attacks upon herds. By using the electing fences systems are protected both the wild and domesticated animals.
   The electric fence consists of wires conducting low electric impulses which induce to possible intruders a non-lethal shock. The energy used for these fences can be that of an auto battery or of solar panels.

In 2004, in the “In-situ conservation of large carnivores from Vrancea County“ LIFE02/Nat/RO/8576 project were deployed 6 Gallagher mobile fences, with 3 wire, on pastures from the Barsesti village.

   Argintarie – sheepfold Cojocaru
Cabalasu – sheepfold Chirila
   Km 12 – sheepfold Rusu
   Muntele Giurgiu – sheepfold Costin Petrica
   Chini – sheepfold Stoian
   Dumbrava – sheepfold Ieseanu
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