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Boranka campaign reforestation efforts

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2026-10-19 08:12 UTC → 2026-10-25 07:21 UTC · added removed

The Boranka campaign, described as “Europe’s largest volunteer reforestation initiative,” has expanded its efforts to restore areas damaged by wildfires. In early October, the campaign organized planting events in Plano near Trogir, Croatia. Supported by various organizations including the Croatian Scout Association and the Directorate of Civil Protection, the initiative focused on planting indigenous deciduous and coniferous species. During the Trogir events, approximately 370 volunteers participated, with support from the South Korean Scout Association and the attendance of South Korean Ambassador Seungbuhm Lee. To date, the campaign has mobilized over 13,600 volunteers to plant more than 140,000 trees across several Croatian regions. By mid-October, reforestation efforts extended to the Blidinje Nature Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina. During Through the first phase of “Return Greenery to Blidinje” initiative, volunteers worked to restore areas damaged by a two-part plan, volunteers—including 2022 wildfire. The project was completed in two phases on October 17 and October 24, involving approximately 400 participants including students, hikers, firefighters, and civil protection units—planted approximately 2,500 saplings at members of various scout organizations. The effort also received significant institutional support from 90 employees of the Boranka fire site. Supreme Court and the Judicial Police of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. A second phase is scheduled to plant an additional 2,500 trees to reach a total of 5,000 for saplings, including fir, spruce, and maple, were planted to complete the park restoration.

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