In Slovenia, grayling is included in the list of endangered fish species, namely as a vulnerable species. So far, 54 different haplotypes have been identified in 44 European grayling populations, which are classified into eight major groups. One of these groups is also represented by the grayling of the Adriatic basin. Adriatic grayling. In our country it is also known as the Soča river grayling. The purpose of the project is to prepare a comprehensive report on the state of the Adriatic grayling in the area of ​​the upper reaches of the Soča river and its tributaries. Only with such a report can a basis be found to introduce innovative measures to save the fish species. Such measures include the preservation and improvement of the natural environment, the preservation of the Adriatic grayling genotype, the increase of the natural population with breeding flocks, the protection of Adriatic grayling populations, the regular monitoring of fishing pressure and the mitigation of pressure through supplementary investment.

4 - Increasing employment and territorial cohesion