Nature

The goal of our program is to emphasize the importance of protecting the environment and animals, focus on physical and mental health and experience the joy and power of teamwork.

Forest schools offer an unique experience to children while teaching them important lessons about our natural environment.

Apart from providing a natural and protected environment for plants and animals, botanical and historical gardens also serve an educational purpose.

The protection of habitat means the protection, restoration or the reservation of the current condition of a habitat.

Lifeless environmental assets have significant value in their own rights but they also play an important role as refuges for certain animals.

The harmful effects of infrastructure established in protected areas can be greatly reduced by considering natural aspects.

Flood protection activities are aimed at reducing risks posed by rivers. These measures are also a part of a large scale economical and social development process in the affected regions.

The domestic Natura 2000 network and our protected areas require significant and active conservation management.

Creation of national park attractions based on their characteristics and build an infrastructure that is capable of realizing the associated revenues.

The two main aims of habitat management are protecting the environment and sustaining biodiversity.