The project, organised by the Croatian Emigration Institute and the City of Pula, pooled young people from Croatia and another 13 countries from Europe, Latin America and Australia. Twenty-nine (29) participants and several moderators of workshops worked on the environmental protection and protection of cultural heritage. Within this year's project they cleaned the surroundings of the local military barracks 'Karlo Rojc', cleaned the Sijana Woods and participated in three workshops in dramam the Croatian language and the preparation of nthe Task Force web site.
PulaPULA, Aug 12 (Hina) - The project called Eco Heritage Task Force 2005,which started in the northern coastal city of Pula on 24 July, endedon Friday with a ceremony of giving letters of thanks toparticipants.
PULA, Aug 12 (Hina) - The project called Eco Heritage Task Force
2005, which started in the northern coastal city of Pula on 24 July, ended on
Friday with a ceremony of giving letters of thanks to participants.