{"id":10303,"date":"2024-06-21T15:28:43","date_gmt":"2024-06-21T13:28:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.npkrka.hr\/?p=10303"},"modified":"2026-01-27T12:12:54","modified_gmt":"2026-01-27T11:12:54","slug":"predstavnici-np-krka-u-uzvratnom-posjetu-kolegama-iz-finske","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/npkrka.hr\/en_us\/2024\/06\/21\/predstavnici-np-krka-u-uzvratnom-posjetu-kolegama-iz-finske\/","title":{"rendered":"Representatives of the Krka National Park in a return visit to colleagues from Finland"},"content":{"rendered":"

Mladi u dobi od trinaest do trideset godina aktivnije se uklju\u010duju u za\u0161titu prirode i okoli\u0161a preko Erasmus+ projekta \u201ePodizanje ekolo\u0161ke osvije\u0161tenosti kod mladih iz za\u0161ti\u0107enih podru\u010dja\u201c, koji u potpunosti financira Europska unija.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Od 10. do 14. lipnja 2024. odr\u017eano je drugo studijsko putovanje u sklopu Erasmus+ projekta \u201ePodizanje ekolo\u0161ke osvije\u0161tenosti kod mladih iz za\u0161ti\u0107enih podru\u010dja\u201c. Doma\u0107in je bio Kehitt\u00e4misyhdistys Sepra ry iz Finske. Predstavnici za\u0161ti\u0107enih podru\u010dja iz Latvije i Hrvatske tom su prigodom obi\u0161li brojne za\u0161ti\u0107ene lokalitete uz isto\u010dni dio Finskog zaljeva i sudjelovali na radionici uspostave protokola Junior ranger programa.<\/p>\n

Prvi radni dan po\u010deo je slu\u017ebenim susretom predstavnika svih partnera i radionicom u Santalahti u blizini povijesnog grada Kotke. Sudionici su se zatim brodom zaputili u arhipelag Nacionalnog parka \u201eIsto\u010dni finski zaljev\u201c \u010diji je ekolo\u0161ki i biolo\u0161ki morski zna\u010daj prepoznat na me\u0111unarodnoj razini kroz Konvenciju o bioraznolikosti. Pritom je posebno istaknuta va\u017enost ledenih stijena i grebena, pje\u0161\u010danih stani\u0161ta, \u0161ljun\u010danih podru\u010dja i mirnih muljevitih uvala. Na otoku Tammio, najo\u010duvanijem mjestu arhipelaga, u bajkovitom okru\u017eenju upoznali su se s ribarskim naslje\u0111em, bogatom povijesnom i kulturnom ba\u0161tinom te stoljetnom tradicijom promatranja ptica.<\/p>\n

Drugi dan po\u010deo je posjetom muzeju \u2013 ribi\u010dkoj kolibi u Langinkoski, carskom ljetnikovcu koji je krajem 19. stolje\u0107a redovito pohodio ruski car Aleksandar III. s obitelji. U obli\u017enjem parku prirode sudionici su posjetili i arboretum, ure\u0111en s posebnom pa\u017enjom 1959., u kojemu se nalazi \u0161uma koja broji dvadeset i jednu vrstu drve\u0107a, od kojim je osam autohtono. Edukativna \u0161etnja pje\u0161a\u010dkom stazom Katariinanpuisto \u2013 Mansikkalahti \u2013 Sapokka omogu\u0107ila je uvid u bogatstvo biljnog svijeta vodenih i morskih stani\u0161ta parkova Kotke. U poslijepodnevnim satima predstavnici projektnih partnera susreli su se s voditeljima lokalnih skauta.<\/p>\n

\u201eIzuzetno nam je drago \u0161to smo tom prilikom bolje upoznali aktivnosti preko kojih su mladi uklju\u010deni u za\u0161titu prirode. Njihovo iskustvo pomoglo nam je da shvatimo koliko mlade osobe \u017eele biti anga\u017eirane u o\u010duvanju vrijednosti koje nadilaze granice dr\u017eava. Povezivanje nacionalnih parkova za sve nas zna\u010di otvaranje novih perspektiva i razmjenu znanja i iskustva u radu s mladima<\/strong>\u201c istaknula je ravnateljica Javne ustanove \u201eNacionalni park Krka\u201c Nella Slavica i dodala: \u201eVjerujemo da \u0107e uspostava protokola mladih \u010duvara prirode u NP ‘Krka’ potaknuti i druga za\u0161ti\u0107ena podru\u010dja u Lijepoj Na\u0161oj na aktivnije uklju\u010divanje mlade generacije u aktivnosti kojima je cilj o\u010duvanje okoli\u0161a.<\/strong>\u201c<\/p>\n

Posljednji radni dan studijskog posjeta Finskoj bio je posve\u0107en upoznavanju prirodnih vrijednosti otoka Kaunissaarija, smje\u0161tenog u Finskom zaljevu jugozapadno od grada Kotke. Kao omiljeno turisti\u010dko mjesto u obli\u017enjem arhipelagu, Kaunissaari je poznat po ledenim grebenima i pje\u0161\u010danim pla\u017eama. Osim sna\u017ene ribarske tradicije, odlikuje se i bogatom kulturnom ba\u0161tinom, \u0161to ga \u010dini idealnim vikend-odmori\u0161tem lokalnog stanovni\u0161tva.<\/p>\n

Projektne aktivnosti provodit \u0107e se od 1. velja\u010de 2024. do 31. sije\u010dnja 2026. Ukupna vrijednost projekta je 60.000,00 eura, \u0161to u potpunosti financira Europska unija. Nositelj projekta \u201ePodizanje ekolo\u0161ke osvije\u0161tenosti kod mladih iz za\u0161ti\u0107enih podru\u010dja\u201c (2023-3-LV02-KA210-YOU-000170610) je \u0136emeru nacion\u0101l\u0101 parka fonds iz Latvije, a projektni partneri su Gaujas nacion\u0101l\u0101 parka fonds iz Latvije, Kehitt\u00e4misyhdistys Sepra ry iz Finske i Javna ustanova \u201eNacionalni park Krka\u201c.<\/p>\n

Ciljevi su projekta informiranje mladih o klimatskim promjenama, ja\u010danje svijesti mladih o potrebi o\u010duvanja prirode i okoli\u0161a, te sudjelovanje i razmjena iskustva mladih u dobi od trinaest do trideset godina preko zajedni\u010dkih platformi za\u0161ti\u0107enih podru\u010dja u zemljama partnerima projekta, razvoj sistema motivacije za sudjelovanje mladih u o\u010duvanju okoli\u0161a, njihovo umre\u017eavanje i razmjena ideja.<\/p>\n

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Projekt je sufinancirala Europska unija. Sadr\u017eaj ovog materijala isklju\u010diva je odgovornost JU \u201eNP Krka\u201c.<\/p>\n

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\nRepresentatives of the Krka National Park in a return visit to colleagues from Finland<\/strong>
\nYoung people between the ages of thirteen and thirty are being more actively involved in the protection of nature and the environment through the Erasmus+ project “Raising environmental awareness among young people from protected areas”, which is fully financed by the European Union.<\/strong> From June 10 to 14, 2024, a second study trip was held as part of the Erasmus+ project “Raising environmental awareness among young people from protected areas”. The host was Kehitt\u00e4misyhdistys Sepra Ry<\/em> from Finland. On that occasion, representatives of protected areas from Latvia and Croatia visited numerous protected sites along the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland and participated in a workshop on the establishment of protocols for the Junior Ranger program. The first working day began with an official meeting of representatives of all partners and a workshop in Santalahti near the historic town of Kotka. The participants then went by boat to the archipelago of the Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park, whose ecological and biological marine significance has been recognized at the international level through the Convention on Biodiversity. While doing so, the importance of ice rocks and reefs, sandy habitats, gravel areas, and quiet muddy bays was particularly emphasized. On the island of Tammio, the most preserved place in the archipelago, in a fairytale environment, they were introduced to the fishing heritage, the rich historical and cultural heritage, and the centuries-old tradition of bird watching. The second day began with a visit to a museum \u2013 the Imperial Fishing Lodge in Langinkoski, a summer residence that was regularly visited by the Russian Emperor Alexander III and his family at the end of the 19th century. In the nearby nature park, the participants also visited the arboretum, organized with special care in 1959, in which there is a grove with twenty-one species of trees, eight of them endemic. An educational walk along the Katariinanpuisto \u2013 Mansikkalahti \u2013 Sapokka footpath provided an insight into the richness of the flora of the aquatic and marine habitats of the Kotka parks. In the afternoon, representatives of the project partners met with the leaders of local scout groups. “We are extremely glad that on this occasion we were able to be better acquainted with the activities through which young people become involved in nature protection. Their experience has helped us understand how much young people want to be engaged in preserving values \u200b\u200bthat transcend national borders. Connecting national parks for all of us means opening up new perspectives and exchanging knowledge and experience in working with young people”<\/strong>, emphasized the director of the Krka National Park, \u00a0Nella Slavica, who added: “We believe that the establishment of a protocol for Junior Rangers in the Krka National Park will encourage other protected areas in Croatia to more actively involve younger generations in activities aimed at preserving the environment.”<\/strong> The last working day of the study visit to Finland was dedicated to getting to know the natural features \u200b\u200bof the island of Kaunissaari, located in the Gulf of Finland southwest of the city of Kotka. As a favorite tourist spot in the nearby archipelago, Kaunissaari is known for its ice ridges and sandy beaches. In addition to a strong fishing tradition, it is also characterized by a rich cultural heritage, which makes it an ideal weekend retreat for the local residents.<\/p>\n

The total value of the project is EUR 60,000.00, which is entirely financed by the European Union. The holder of the project “Raising ecological awareness among young people in protected areas”<\/em> (2023-3-LV02-KA210-YOU-000170610) is the \u0136emeru National Park Fund (\u0136emeru nacion\u0101l\u0101 parka fonds<\/em>) from Latvia, while the project partners are the Gaujas National Park Fund (Gaujas nacion\u0101l\u0101 parka fonds<\/em>) from Latvia, the Kehitt\u00e4misyhdistys Sepra ry<\/em> from Finland, and the Krka National Park from Croatia. The goals of the project are to inform young people about climate change, to strengthen the awareness of young people about the need to preserve nature and the environment, as well as the participation and exchange of experience of young people between the ages of thirteen and thirty through common platforms of protected areas in the project’s partner countries, the development of a system of motivation for young people’s participation in environmental protection, and the development of networking and the exchange of ideas.
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