10 Species of Herps to Look Out For in Transylvania
Often overlooked, herps (which comprise of reptiles and amphibians) are an integral part of Transylvania’s healthy ecosystem. Frogs, in particular, are a great indicator of a healthy ecosystem, as
What to expect on a birdwatching tour at Angofa Wildlife Centre
With nearly 400 species of birds, Romania is a perfect place to pick up a new hobby or add to a growing list. While birdwatching might seem intimidating, you
The Importance Of Transylvania’s Storks
Storks (Ciconia ciconia) are the perfect example of how wildlife and humans can coexist. Storks have lived in symbiosis with humans since the Middle Ages when woodlands in Europe
10 Local Products to Try on Your Trip to Transylvania
Transylvania is one of the most important centers for Romania’s gastronomic heritage. The region’s food history bears the marks of different conquering kingdoms, from the Hungarian Kingdom to the
Supporting Transylvania’s Small Businesses During Covid-19
Transylvania’s farms and small businesses play an essential role in conserving the local environment and ways of life. These local producers continue to rely on low-impact methods of growing
How to Track (and Recognize) Romania’s Iconic Mammals
Romania’s Carpathian Mountains are among the wildest places left in Europe. Even in the Carpathian foothills in Transylvania, still dominated by low-impact agriculture, it is not uncommon to see
10 Local Products to Try on Your Trip to Transylvania
Transylvania is one of the most important centers for Romania’s gastronomic heritage. The region’s food history bears the marks of different conquering kingdoms, from the Hungarian Kingdom to the
Why Transylvania Should be Your Next European Destination
Tucked into Eastern Europe alongside the Black Sea, Romania is one of the most overlooked destinations in the region. Luckily, this situation means that Romania’s stunning alpine lakes, rolling
What Can the World Learn from Romania’s Unique Conservation Model?
Romania’s Carpathian Mountains protect over 35% of Europe’s brown bear population, the largest remaining group outside of Russia. With nearly 6,000 individuals, Romania’s bear population appears healthy, and it
Is it safe to go on a bear tour in Romania?
Over 35% of Europe’s remaining brown bear population lives in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains and their foothills in Transylvania. While these animals are shy like their North American cousins, the
