The studies behind our decisions: biodiversity, old forest, and verifiable arguments for long-term protection.
Chapter 7 from the national study classifying quasi-virgin forests in Romania under OM 3397/2012. It confirms, for Câmpușel management units 35, 36, 38, 39A, and 40B, an old, multifunctional, untouched core of roughly 76 ha. A reference document for the forest's protection status.
The complete annexes to the Câmpușel biodiversity counter-study: detailed species lists, field photographs, maps, and scientific observations. Companion material to the main study.
A biodiversity study by a Babeș-Bolyai University and Agent Green team documenting the ecological value of the Câmpușel - Jiu-Cerna Pass area before the DN66A road project, which would have fragmented it. It documents all bat species in Romania for the first time, plus 2 species new to the country.
The full specification of our forest-care model: criteria, methodology, and intervention rules.
