Participants from Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia&Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Turkey, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Netherland, Portugal, France, England, and USA met for 72 hours in Belgrade for free rivers. Photo: Anze Osterman/Leeway Collective
During the past weekend, Belgrade became the center of European river conservationists and dam opponents. From September 25th-27th, 120 people from 18 countries discussed how to stop the dam tsunami in the Balkans and in other regions in Europe.
More than 2,700 hydropower plants are projected between Slovenia and Albania. Even national parks and other protected areas are at risk.
Find photos and a video below!
More: www.balkanrivers.net
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Our venue - the KC GRAD. The rather unconventional location created the perfect atmosphere for a networking and idea-creating event. Photo: Anze Osterman/Leeway Collective
On the boat: On the last day of the event, participants enjoyed a river boat shuffle on Sava and Danube. Photo: Anze Osterman/Leeway Collective
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Leftover food did not go to waste - it was taken to the refugees at the train station. Photo: Anze Osterman/Leeway Collective
Participants supporting the "Ne da(vi)mo Beograd" initaiative - an opposition to commercial waterfront development. Photo: Anze Osterman/Leeway Collective
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