PROTECTED CROATIAN AGRI-FOOD PRODUCTS
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- Date: 14.4.2020.
ACT NOW – CAMPAIGN AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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- Date: 27.3.2020.
- Number: 1284
- ACT NOW – CAMPAIGN AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Climate change is one of the defining global and ecological challenges of our time. From shifting weather patterns that threaten food production to rising sea levels that increase the risk of catastrophic flooding and infectious disease spreading, the impacts of climate change are global in scope and unprecedented in scale.
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EASTER 2020
- Type: C
- Date: 26.3.2020.
- Number: 1283
- EASTER 2020
- Whenever Easter arrives, we say that it is the greatest Christian holiday. We always assure ourselves of this, even though Christmas and its harmless joy seem much dearer to our hearts. Because Easter is tough. Despite being surrounded by tiny leaves that are beginning to sprout from their buds, flowers blooming, and tiny animals starting to appear everywhere, on Easter Sunday it is impossible to forget Friday.
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CROATIAN FLORA – STRICTLY PROTECTED SPECIES (
- Type: C
- Date: 20.3.2020.
- Number: 1282
- Snake’s head (Fritillaria meleagris L.)
- Snake’s head is a strictly protected plant species from the lily family (Liliaceae). This perennial bulbous monocotyledon rarely grows higher than 20 cm and flowers in early spring, usually producing a single large flower. The snake’s head is a widespread species found almost in entire Europe and in western Asia, but is becoming increasingly rare in some regions due to habitat loss. It is thus featured in the Croatian Red Book as a vulnerable species (VU). Snake’s head is threatened mainly by human activity, including habitat destruction due to agriculture and urbanisation, but also habitat neglect due to discontinuation of mowing and vegetation succession.
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- Number: 1281
- Entire-petalled gorse (Genista holopetala (Koch) Bald.)
- Entire-petalled gorse is a strictly protected plant species from the pea family (Fabaceae). This low-lying, very ramified shrub is only about 15 cm tall and sports silvery, fluffy young shoots.
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- Number: 1280
- Tommasini’s sandwort (Moehringia tommasinii Marches.)
- Tommasini’s sandwort is a strictly protected plant species from the carnation family (Caryophyllaceae). The stenoendemic sandwort named in honour of Muzio Tommasini (1794-1879), botanist and Mayor of Trieste, as well as its close relative, the more widespread mossy sandwort (Moehringia muscosa), resemble a moss at the first glance.
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CROATIAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE – GUARD BRIGADES AND GUARD BATTALIONS
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- Date: 11.3.2020.
- Number: 1279
- 84th Guard Battalion “the Termites”
- The Croatian Army’s 84th Guard Battalion “the Termites” was a mountain assault guard unit from Zadar with a number of significant achievements over the course of the Croatian War of Independence, especially in operations Summer ‘95 and Storm, together with the actions that preceded the two.
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- Number: 1278
- 81st Guard Battalion “the Godfathers”
- The 81st Guard Battalion “the Godfathers” from Virovitica was the youngest professional unit and a part of the elite group of Croatian Army guard formations during the Croatian War of Independence. It was established pursuant to the order of the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Croatia on 15 February 1994. After one year of intense training and equipping, the Battalion got the status of a sub-HQ unit in March 1995, joining the circle of Croatian Army elite units intended to perform the most complex missions.
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- Number: 1277
- 9th Guard Brigade “the Wolves”
- The renowned 9th Motorised Guard Brigade “the Wolves” was founded on 1 November 1992. Lieutenant Colonel Mirko Norac was put in charge of the formation of the new unit named the 6th Motorised Guard Brigade. The brigade had that name until June 1993, when it was changed to 9th Motorised Guard Brigade “the Wolves”.
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- Number: 1276
- 5th Guard Brigade “the Falcons”
- The 5th Guard Brigade of Croatian Army was established pursuant to the order of the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Croatia on 5 October 1992. Nevertheless, its wartime history goes back even further, as it was composed of volunteers and experienced soldiers and veterans who stood out in the defence of the eastern part of Croatia during 1991 and 1992.
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