Motovun Forest in Croatia Undergoes Reforestation with Native Species

The protected Motovun Forest in Croatia is being rejuvenated with the planting of native species, aiming to restore its natural composition in the Mirna valley.

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Motovunska šuma mijenja budućnost: Sadnjom domaćih vrsta briše se trag monokultura

Motovunska šuma, zaštićena još 1964. godine kao posebni rezervat šumske vegetacije, ovih se dana dodatno pomlađuje, i to autohtonim vrstama koje su oduvijek činile njezin prirodni sastav. Ova jedinstvena nizinska šuma u dolini Mirne posebno je vrijedna i zato što je prirodno stanište crnog i bijelog...

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Motovun Forest in Croatia Undergoes Reforestation with Native Species

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Motovunska šuma mijenja budućnost: Sadnjom domaćih vrsta briše se trag monokultura

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