Joint strategies and action plans

The Danube Wood(s) Route Strategy (Common Danube strategy for the sustainable use and valorisation of natural resources of Danuban forests and cultural heritage of wood) is a transnational plan developed by WWF-Romania and project partners to preserve forest heritage, support local woodworking traditions, and promote sustainable eco-tourism along the Danube. It outlines concrete actions - from habitat restoration and artisan support to thematic routes and cultural centers - linking communities, nature, and heritage in a living network that showcases the value of forests for people, culture, and the environment.

Regional Action Plans translate the transnational strategy into local priorities, identifying key sites, actions, and cultural treasures to promote the Danube Wood(s) Route in Pilsen Region, Czechia.

Regional Action Plans translate the transnational strategy into local priorities, identifying key sites, actions, and cultural treasures to promote the Danube Wood(s) Route in Hungary

Regional Action Plans translate the transnational strategy into local priorities, identifying key sites, actions, and cultural treasures to promote the Danube Wood(s) Route in Gorski Kotar, Croatia

Regional Action Plans translate the transnational strategy into local priorities, identifying key sites, actions, and cultural treasures to promote the Danube Wood(s) Route in Zlatibor Region, Serbia

Regional Action Plans translate the transnational strategy into local priorities, identifying key sites, actions, and cultural treasures to promote the Danube Wood(s) Route in Romania