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Ghost Gear: One Ton of Fishing Waste Removed from Lastovo Seabed
Every year, about a million tons of ‘phantom’ fishing gear end up in the seas, which take up to six ...
Give Fish a Chance: Smog-Eating Augmented Reality Mural in Zagreb Revealed
A large sea mural has sprung up in the capital city, in the neighborhood where the streets are named after ...
World Environment Day Dedicated to Ecosystem Restoration
Ecosystems play a significant role in the prevention of health crises such as COVID-19 because by destroying natural ecosystems, people have significantly ...
WWF, Union for Mediterranean Call for Better Water Management
Global demand for water grows every year and it is estimated that by 2050 it will grow by up to ...
International Mountain Day Encourages Conserving Mountain Biodiversity
December 11, 2020 – On the occasion of International Mountain Day, which is marked worldwide today, the Croatian Mountaineering Association, ...
Telašćica Nature Park Identified as First No-Fishing Zone in Croatia
November 24, 2020 – The first no-fishing zone (no-take zone) in Croatia has been identified in Telašćica Nature Park. HRTurizam reports ...
WWF and Hotel Esplanade in Zagreb Join Forces to Reduce Food Waste
WWF and Hotel Esplanade in Zagreb have joined forces through an initiative that aims at sustainability, zero food waste, and ...
Sustainable Fisheries Project Launches in Telašćica Nature Park
The key objective of the FishMPABlue2 Project is to maintain the biodiversity of marine protected areas.
Why Are Zagreb Bars Serving Drinks Without Ice?
WWF Adria teamed up with Bruketa&Žinić to raise awareness about climate change.
Lastovo Nature Park and the Bright Future for Sustainable Tourism
“Lastovo Nature Park has a bright future in sustainable tourism, with the strengthened knowledge and skills needed to preserve its ...
