Applications are now open for an international online course focused on hunting management, sustainability, and governance.

A multilingual application supporting hunting tourism was introduced to experts and nominated for a prestigious exhibition award.

The latest SHUNTDIEM newsletter brings updates on project results, activities, and upcoming plans.

A new episode of the MysliHost series highlights research and activities in sustainable hunting tourism, including the SHUNTDIEM project.

Inspiring SHUNTDIEM excursion hosted by CZU campus.

A new mobile app from the SHUNTDIEM project supports communication in international hunting tourism.

Students from Aristotle University joined a field trip to Oreini–Serres to learn about modern hunting area management and wildlife monitoring techniques.

A newly released leaflet presents the project’s objectives, key themes, and planned outputs in the field of sustainable hunting tourism.

The event in Slovenia brought together participants from across Europe to share experience and promote the role of women in sustainable hunting.

Students gained valuable insights into sustainable tourism and experienced English-language instruction during an intensive three-day programme.

Project partners met in Vrdnik, Serbia, on October 14–17, 2025, to discuss key upcoming outputs and digital tools.

The project engaged with the public at a large outdoor event dedicated to hunting traditions, education, and sustainable practices.

The project gained visibility at one of the largest hunting and environmental events in the region, bringing together exhibitors and visitors from across Europe.

The seminar in Prague brought together practitioners and experts to discuss the economic aspects and development of hunting tourism.

The project was presented to workshop participants at FLD as an example of innovative integration of teaching and practice.

The project was showcased at the largest agricultural fair in the Czech Republic, attracting tens of thousands of visitors.

Master’s students explored biodiversity, conservation practices, and cultural heritage during a field-based activity in Gorski Kotar.

Project activities were introduced alongside expert contributions on wildlife management at an international scientific conference.

A new scientific article highlights the role of hunting tourism in sustainable forest management in Czechia.

The SHUNTDIEM project gains national attention through a feature in "Lovac," Serbia's premier hunting publication.

The SHUNTDIEM project was introduced to international students during the online segment of a Blended Intensive Programme hosted by the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences, CZU Prague.

The SHUNTDIEM project was recently presented to game preserve managers from across the Czech Republic

The SHUNTDIEM project was presented at the VII WaSH Conference and EOS Show 2025 in Italy this February.

Project meeting took place on 27/01/2025

We are excited to announce the launch of the official Facebook profile for the SHUNTDIEM Project

The SHUNTDIEM international project aims at sustainable hunting tourism.