Large mammals such as the brown bear, w'olf, and lynx, European bison, moose, wildcat, chamois, golden eagle, eagle owl and black grouse, as well as rare insect species, can be found in the Romanian part of the Carpathians. The Biodiversity Protocol further strengthens the country’s commitments “to enhance the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of biological and landscape diversity of the Carpathians, bringing benefits to present and future generations”. More recently, a Biodiversity Strategic Action Plan was adopted to accompany the Protocol, and two other Carpathian protocols have been adopted which also support the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity: the Protocol on Sustainable Forest Management and the Protocol on Sustainable Tourism.