Registered Non-Profit · MOI: ΑΜΜΣ16
Liopetri Hunting Association emblemΚΥΝΗΓΕΤΙΚΟΣ ΣΥΛΛΟΓΟΣ ΛΙΟΠΕΤΡΙΟΥLiopetri Hunting Association · Est. 1978

Our Impact & Activities

Work done by hand, season after season.

Everything below is organised and carried out by unpaid volunteers.
  1. Every spring

    Annual Village Clean-Up

    Each April, members, families and schoolchildren clear litter and illegally dumped waste from the roadsides, dry riverbeds and field edges surrounding Liopetri. Last year more than 120 volunteers collected over four tonnes of waste, which was sorted for recycling in cooperation with the Community Council.

    4+ tonnes collected

  2. November – February

    Tree Planting in the Famagusta Region

    During the rainy season we plant native species — carob, wild olive, Aleppo pine and lentisk — on degraded plots and around wildlife water points. These trees provide shade, food and nesting cover for birds, and help hold the red soil of the Kokkinochoria in place.

    2,500 trees since 2015

  3. Before each season

    Safe Hunting Seminars

    Free seminars, open to members and the public, cover firearm safety, first aid in the field, wildlife identification, Cypriot hunting law and the ethics of fair chase. Sessions are led by experienced members together with officers of the Game and Fauna Service.

    300+ attendees yearly

  4. Easter & Christmas

    Food Drives for Families in Need

    Twice a year we collect and distribute food parcels to low-income families, elderly residents living alone and households facing hardship in Liopetri. Distribution is discreet and coordinated with the local parish and social services.

    80 families supported

  5. Year-round

    Wildlife Water Points

    Through the dry months our volunteers refill and maintain a network of water troughs in the countryside, a lifeline for partridges, hares and migratory birds during the Cypriot summer.

    25 troughs maintained

  6. School year

    Youth Nature Awareness

    Led by our Conservation Organizer, we visit local schools to teach children about Cyprus's native fauna, the importance of habitats and how to respect the countryside.

    6 schools visited