An agency specialist was on a working visit to the Czech Republic, at the University of Natural Sciences in Prague
Tedo Dumbadze, a specialist from the Department of Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Aquatic Biodiversity at the National Environmental Agency, paid a working visit to the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague in the Czech Republic.
The purpose of the visit was to facilitate the exchange of international experience and introduce modern research approaches regarding the study of freshwater ecosystems, fish monitoring, the conservation of aquatic biodiversity, and the sustainable management of fish resources.
The visit included scientific consultations and practical activities in Prague and the city of Ceske Budejovice. It also involved participation in field research activities at the Institute of Hydrobiology, part of the Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
During the working sessions, particular attention was paid to modern methods for researching and monitoring freshwater fish, field and laboratory procedures, species identification, and approaches for assessing the ecological status of aquatic ecosystems. It is worth noting that participation in international workshops will contribute to the development of monitoring methods for freshwater ecosystems in Georgia, the strengthening of research capabilities, and the deepening of international scientific cooperation.
