The workshop on Harmonization of the forest management practices prescribed in the forest plans for the “Vrtushka” forest unit with the Pelister NP Management Plan
Prof. had an analysis of the topic. Nikolcho Velkovski from the Faculty of Forestry and Prof. Slavco Hristovski from PMF-biology, who carried out this activity in the forest unit Vrtushka, department 20 a.
The first part dealt with the revitalization of stands. It degraded forest plantations through the application of environmentally acceptable practices and was completed with a focus on improving the quality of forest ecosystems.
The second part was about dead forest wood which plays an important role in the conservation of biological diversity and the importance of ecosystems in forest management. It is an important part of ecosystems, representing a natural habitat and a source of life for many species.
The workshop participants exchanged ideas and experiences and developed proposals for projects and actions that can be implemented for the revitalization of stands and degraded forest stands. They also considered possible financial sources and partnerships to support these initiatives to ensure their successful implementation in other protected areas.
Participants: Galichica National Park, Mavrovo National Park, Shar Planina National Park, Municipality of Resen-ZP Park Ezerani, State Forestry and Hunting Inspectorate, Director of Pelister National Park and UNPP employees.
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Educators: Violeta Sotirovska and Elena Jima Terzievska
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National Park Pelister from Bitola marks 75 years since it was declared the first national park in the former Yugoslavia. The celebration was with the opening of the exhibition “Beauties of Pelister” by Petar Stavrev, which is in the lobby of the Culture Center from Bitola.
At the commemoration of the day of the Pelister National Park, the director of the Pelister National Park, Malić Semshedini, said:
– In cooperation with the employees and Stavrev, we organized this event. Today, when we commemorate the day when Baba Mountain was declared a “Pelister” national park 75 years ago, which is significant for Bitola, I would not like to talk about the state of the park, I will only say that it is good. One thing that gives me the certainty that we will continue to promote the values of the national park is given to me by the employees I met when I took over the position of director. These are professionals who have been working here for a long time, who wholeheartedly advocate for the national park “Pelister” to be a success story, not only for Bitola but also for the country. So thank you all. The park doors are open to everyone for new ideas, cooperation, and everything that is positive for the park and will contribute to its development.
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