| The project focuses on planting 500,000 trees in Surčin, located 20 km from Belgrade, which will increase the city's total forested area by 14%. This initiative will significantly contribute to improving air quality, preserving biodiversity, and creating a healthier environment for future generations. Participants will actively engage in tree planting, land preparation, and ecosystem restoration using oak and ash seedlings. The project is carried out under the patronage of the Surčin Municipality, ensuring essential logistical and organizational support. For companies joining the initiative, this project offers multiple benefits. Each company will receive an official participation certificate with GPS coordinates of the planted trees, serving as confirmation of their contribution to environmental protection. Additionally, participation in the project strengthens corporate social responsibility (CSR) and fosters team spirit through meaningful and impactful activities. |
| The culture of wearing second-hand clothing in Serbia is not widely spread, even though the fashion industry is the second-largest environmental polluter. Our initiative helps employees transition to sustainable consumption, strengthening team spirit and social responsibility. At the beginning of the day, participants bring 1–5 pieces of clothing and receive coupons for each item. They then exchange them for new pieces from their colleagues. Any remaining clothes are donated to charity or recycled. The event is organized in the format of a cocktail party, with music and a relaxed atmosphere. Employees socialize, share stories, and contribute to environmental and humanitarian goals. This initiative is not just about fashion, but about making positive changes! |
| Veliko Ratno Ostrvo (Great War Island), located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers in Belgrade, is a significant natural oasis and bird sanctuary in the urban environment. The island is home to numerous bird species, including herons, cormorants, and kingfishers, and also plays a crucial role in flood protection and biodiversity preservation. The island cleanup event will involve two groups of volunteers: one group will remove waste from the land, and the other will clean the water from boats. The event will be held under the supervision of qualified instructors who will ensure the safety of all participants. By participating in this action, volunteers will contribute to preserving this unique natural space in the heart of Belgrade. |
| Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Wetland, located about 20 km from Novi Sad, is a special nature reserve along the Danube River, covering approximately 5,895 hectares of wetland, forests, and channels. This reserve is home to over 200 species of birds, including the rare white-tailed eagle and black stork, as well as 24 species of fish. To preserve this unique ecosystem, activities will be carried out to clean the wetlands, remove invasive tree species to restore wet meadows as feeding grounds for waterfowl, set up protective barriers to limit access to especially sensitive areas, and repair or replace damaged educational infrastructure. These measures will help preserve biodiversity and improve conditions for wildlife as well as environmental education. An invasive tree species is a tree that has been introduced into an existing ecosystem (either deliberately or accidentally) and has started to spread rapidly, displacing native plants. These species have no natural predators, reproduce quickly, and disrupt ecological balance. |
| Fruska Gora National Park, the oldest national park in Serbia, represents a unique biodiversity zone, home to over 1,500 species of plants and many protected animals, making it the most important forested area in the country. Located about 20 km from Novi Sad, it will host an ecological clean-up action aimed at preserving the park's ecosystem. Volunteers will be engaged in cleaning trails, forests, and picnic areas. The action will be led by certified forestry engineers, who will select the most critical areas for cleaning. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to nature conservation while enjoying the beauty of Fruska Gora. As a token of gratitude, all volunteers will receive official letters of appreciation from the national park management and local authorities. |