Sustainable Development of Serbian Danube Bioregions

Mijajlović, Nada and Bekić, Bojana (2013) Sustainable Development of Serbian Danube Bioregions. In: International Scientific Conference Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development in Terms of the Republic of Serbia Strategic Goals Realization within the Danube Region: Achieving Regional Competitiveness. Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade, pp. 1094-1109. ISBN 978-86-6269-026-5

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Abstract

Danube Region in the Republic of Serbia has its numerous specificities regarding biodiversity, cultural, sociological and economy characteristics. Serbian Danube region can be divided into three subregions called bioregions. Each bioregion has its natural and cultural resources that must be preserved and improved. Aim of this work is to present cpecific features of each bioregion with special emphases on protected areas. Upper Danube bioregion is characterized by Special Nature Reserve „Gornje Podunavlje“, Metropolitain bioregion is characterized by large urban areas where there is a possibility of permaculture model application and in the third bioregion, Lower Danube, the main characteristic is National park „Đerdap“. In some of these regions there is a possibility of crossborder cooperation with neighbouring countries where natural goods are extending.

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