Proceedings of the symposium Protecting Agrobiodiversity and Conservation of Indigenous Breeds of Domestic Animals – 2021 you can find and download from here and also in Electronic Library of the Centre for preservation of indigenous breeds

In cooperation between the Faculty of Applied Ecology “Futura” and the Center for the Preservation of Indigenous Races, the manual “Kolubara Cattle – Myth-History-Reality” was published. The authors of the manual are Milivoje Urošević, Darko Drobnjak, Radomir Mandić, Goran Stanišić, Ružica Trailović and Natalija Grittner. The book represents the author’s firm conviction and provides evidence that the Kolubara cattle, which we administratively declared an extinct breed, still exists.

Final Program of the Symposium “Protection of Agrobiodiversity and Preservation of Autochtonius Domestic Animals Breeds” with all necessary information can download  here.

The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Belgrade in cooperation with the Center for Preservation of Indigenous Breeds and the Municipality of Dimitrovgrad organizes the Third Symposium, “Protection of Agrobiodiversity and Preservation of Autochtonius Domestic Animals Breeds”,which is held in Dimitrovgrad and the Teaching base for mountain cattle breeding of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine on Stara Planina, from June 25 to 27, 2021.

You can download the symposium program here.

Bulgarian National Club for breed Bulgarian scenthound awarded the highest recognition to the director of science at the Center for Preservation of Indigenous Breeds, Dr. Milivoje Urosević, for his work on defining standardization and standard writing for this breed.

A brief brochure “Russian Emperors and Hunting” was published bay The Center for Preservation of Indigenous Breeds in Russian and English language. The authors are: Milivoje Urosevic, Nikola Urosevic, Jovica Golubovic, Milosava Matejevic, Irina Nilova, Goran Stanisic, Pance Dameski, Milan Bosnjak

Center for Preservation of Indigenous Breeds and Russian Research Institute of Game Management and Fur Farming have signed a research cooperation agreement for a period of five years.
The text of the contract can be viewed here.