WHAT WE DO?
∙ Conservation of carnivore species;
∙ Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre;
∙ Ecoturism development;
∙ Education and awareness;
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PROJECT

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KEY SPECIES

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PROTECTED AREAS

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WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTRE
Every day, wild animals are injured and even killed because of the impact of human activities. Some of injured animals arrive at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center – ACDB from Petrești, a place where we are trying to keep them alive, improve their physical integrity and ability to survive, and reintroduce them into natural habitats. The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center was established by ACDB in 2007 on the site of the former Zoo in Petrești, a few kilometers from Focsani. It is the first authorized center in Romania and is specialized in treating and rehabilitating several species of wild animals in difficulty.
NEWS
28 oct. 2026

Our colleagues Mihai Pop, Teodora Sin and Andrei Dinu attended the 5th TusnadEcoBear International Conference, held on 20–23 October in Băile Tușnad. Mihai gave a presentation on the importance of …

24 sept. 2025

ACDB and the Putna Vrancea Natural Park Administration step in directly to conserve grasslands and protect butterflies The Putna Vrancea Natural Park is home to 714 butterfly species, placing it …

4 sept. 2025

In the heart of the Putna-Vrancea Natural Park, the Cheile Tișiței and Muntele Ciuta areas have been designated as a “Primary Protection Zone for Butterflies.” This unique biodiversity is of …

4 sept. 2025

In the bear habitat, unprotected trash bins lead to changes in the behavior of wild animals. Bears do not come to garbage because they cannot find food in nature, but …

23 iun. 2025

On May 28, a press conference was held in Tulnici to officially launch the project “Putna Vrancea Park – A Wild and Accessible Park for the Future.” The event, hosted …

19 mai 2025

Full of enthusiasm, we have launched a new project dedicated to the protected natural area of Putna Vrancea Natural Park, with the aim of improving the conservation status of key …