Fundatia ADEPT, founded in 2004, is a biodiversity conservation and rural development NGO based in Saschiz, Romania. Our aim is to give the High Nature Value Farmed Landscapes of Transylvania and their communities an economic future and relevance in the 21st century without sacrificing their sustainability and productivity. These landscapes are an important model for future productive and sustainable farming in Europe.

Fundația ADEPT Transilvania announces the completion of the project “ADEPT 2.0 – Digital Activation for Efficiency and Technological Progress”

PNRR: Funds for a Modern and Reformed Romania! Name of beneficiary: Fundația ADEPT Transilvania Call for projects managed by the Ministry of Investments and European Projects, funded by European funds through Romania’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), Component C9. Support for the Private Sector, Research, Development and Innovation, Reform under the National Recovery and Resilience
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ADEPT Transilvania Foundation takes a step toward the future through digitalization and innovative technologies

Fundația ADEPT Transilvania has taken a decisive step in this direction by implementing the project “ADEPT 2.0 – Digital Activation for Efficiency and Technological Progress,” funded through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR). With solid experience in supporting rural development, protecting biodiversity, and assisting local communities in Transylvania, ADEPT has actively contributed to promoting
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Successful translocation of the Transylvanian Bavius Blue – Pseudophilotes bavius hungarica(Diószeghy, 1913) (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae) in Romania

Răzvan Popa, László Rákosy, Andrei Crișan, Florin-Mihai Pop, Demetra Rákosy Abstract Pseudophilotes bavius ​​is a butterfly species protected by the EU Habitats Directive. The subspecies P. bavius ​​hungarica, known by the vernacular name Transylvanian Blue, is endemic to the Transylvanian Plain (Transylvanian Plateau) in Romania. Its distribution is limited to dry grasslands on steep, south-facing slopes, always in association with Salvia nutans. Unfortunately, many of the extant populations of P.bavius hungarica are threatened with
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