Environment Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Telekom Srbija aids 11 endangered species with tracking tech
- Telekom Srbija participated in protecting 11 rare and endangered species in Serbia through the "Nijedna vrsta ne umire sama" (No Species Dies Alone) project, launched in 2021.
- The project used telemetry devices to track species such as the eagle owl, saker falcon, and little bustard, and included video monitoring of an eagle owl nest.
- A brown bear named Aleksandar was the first in Serbia to be equipped with a GPS/GSM collar with a camera, and a young white-tailed sea eagle named Iskra was chosen by Telekom employees and monitored via satellite telemetry.
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B92 Oct 7, 2026
Telekom Srbija doprineo očuvanju 11 retkih i ugroženih vrsta u Srbiji
- Telekom Srbija contributed to the conservation of 11 rare and endangered species in Serbia through a project launched in 2021.
- The project "No Species Dies Alone" used modern technologies like GPS/GSM collars and video monitoring to track species such as the eagle owl, brown bear, and lynx.
- The project emphasized long-term collaboration between science, technology, and nature conservation to protect biodiversity and ensure the survival of key species.
Nedeljnik Oct 7, 2026
Telekom Srbija doprineo očuvanju 11 retkih i ugroženih vrsta u Srbiji
- Telekom Srbija je učestvovao u zaštiti 11 retkih i ugroženih vrsta u Srbiji kroz ekološku kampanju „Nijedna vrsta ne umire sama“ pokrenutu 2021. godine.
- Projekat je uključivao telemetrijske odašiljače za orlove i video-nadzor na gnezdu, kao i GPS/GSM ogrlicu za medveda Aleksandra.
- Telekom Srbija ističe da je dugoročno praćenje vrsta ključno za zaštitu biodiverziteta i da je poruka projekta da nijedna vrsta ne umire sama.
Vecernje novosti Oct 7, 2026
Telekom Srbija doprineo očuvanju 11 retkih i ugroženih vrsta u Srbiji (FOTO)
- Telekom Srbija contributed to the conservation of 11 rare and endangered species in Serbia through its five-year project "Nijedna vrsta ne umire sama."
- The project used technology such as GPS/GSM collars and video monitoring to track and protect species like the eagle, bear, and otter, with the first GPS collar for a brown bear in Serbia.
- The initiative involved collaboration with scientific institutions and conservation groups, emphasizing long-term efforts and the importance of biodiversity for human survival.
