Eco Hvar

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List of Members - Supporters

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Eco Hvar welcomes everyone who wishes to support our work in any way. There are no membership fees. If you wish to become involved, or simply to demonstrate support of our aims, please print out and fill in the application form and post it back to our address: Pitve 93, 21465 Jelsa, Croatia / Hrvatska. For speed, you can email us your details, or scan the signed form back to us on our email contact address, although the original is appreciated!

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Statut 2026.

Na temelju članka 13. Zakona o udrugama (″Narodne novine″, broj 74/14.,70/17., 98/19. i 151/22.), Skupština ECO HVAR UDRUGE za dobrobit ljudi, životinja i okoliša otoka Hvara iz Jelse na sjednici održanoj dana 30.04.2026. godine, donijela je 
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ECO HVAR UDRUGA za dobrobit ljudi, životinja i okoliša otoka Hvara iz Jelse
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AGM 2025

MINUTES from the 13th Annual General Meeting of the non-profit Association 'Eco Hvar', held on June 27th 2026 at 16:30 at the 'Splendid Cafe' in Jelsa.

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AGM 2024

MINUTES From the 12th Annual General Meeting of the non-profit Association 'Eco Hvar', held on June 4th 2025 at 17:00 at the 'Splendid Cafe' in Jelsa.

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AGM 2023.

MINUTES From the 11th Annual General Meeting of the non-profit Association 'Eco Hvar', held on June 12th 2024 at 17:00 at the 'Splendid Cafe' in Jelsa.

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AGM 2022

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From the 10th Annual General Meeting of the non-profit Association 'Eco Hvar', held on June 17th 2023 at the 'Splendid Cafe' in Jelsa.
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AGM 2021

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From the 9th Annual General Meeting of the non-profit Association 'Eco Hvar', held on June 1st 2022 at the 'Splendid Cafe' in Jelsa.
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Election Meeting 2022

MINUTES from the Election Meeting held on March 23rd 2022 at the Kušaona 409 cafe/wine bar in Jelsa.

Election Meeting 2022
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AGM 2020

MINUTES from the 8th Annual General Meeting of 'ECO HVAR', held at 09:30 on June 28th 2021, at the Cafe Splendid, Jelsa

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AGM 2019

MINUTES from the 7th Annual General Meeting of 'ECO HVAR', held on June 27th 2020, at the Cafe Splendid, Jelsa

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AGM 2018

MINUTES from the 6th Annual General Meeting of 'ECO HVAR', held on June 24th 2019 at the Cafe Splendid in Jelsa

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Extraordinary Meeting, 22nd February 2019

MINUTES FROM THE EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF 'ECO HVAR' held on 22nd February 2019 in the Café Splendid in Jelsa

Extraordinary Meeting, 22nd February 2019
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AGM 2017

MINUTES from the 5th Annual General Meeting of 'ECO HVAR' which was held on 4th June 2018 at the Cafe Splendid in Jelsa.

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Extraordinary Meeting, 23rd August 2017.

MINUTES from the Extraordinary Meeting OF 'ECO HVAR' held on 23rd August 2017 in the Café Splendid in Jelsa
Extraordinary Meeting, 23rd August 2017.
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AGM 2016

The Fourth Annual General Meeting of 'ECO HVAR' was held on 17th June 2017 in the Cafe Splendid, Jelsa.

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    There are signs that some substantial rain could be on the cards for the south of the UK this week as a cold front moves in from the Atlantic on Monday night into Tuesday. As of Monday, parts of southern England had endured 62 consecutive days of no rainfall – this is observed at a Met Office weather station in Wisley, Surrey. Even the last recorded rainfall here on 16 June amounted to just 0.4mm.

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  • Spotlight on UN desertification summit as it mulls how to spend $12bn war chest

    Extreme weather has raised the significance of Cop17 talks starting this week on tackling drought and land degradation

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    Work will begin this week on allocating more than $12bn (£8.9bn) to vulnerable countries to help them deal with drought and land degradation, when scores of countries gather in Mongolia for Cop17.

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  • Rhossi, a rare sea turtle, recovers after 5,000-mile trek from Wales to Texas

    Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, near death on Welsh beach in 2023, is thriving in Houston despite lingering pneumonia

    A Kemp’s ridley sea turtle native to the Gulf of Mexico is largely thriving after he was found nearly dead on a beach in Wales in late 2023, nursed back to health and then flown to Houston recently to continue recovering – though scans revealed signs that the creature has been grappling with lingering pneumonia, according to his caretakers.

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  • Coping with 54C heat: Delhi slum diaries detail living in extreme temperatures

    With heatwaves now recognised as disasters, personal testimonies are key to a new project that looks to protect those living in the most cramped districts of India’s capital

    Every summer evening, Gulshan follows the same routine. She washes the floor of her one-room home several times so it cools a little for her four children to sleep on. Last summer, the family saved enough to buy a desert cooler, which uses evaporation as a cheaper alternative to air conditioning.

    The family uses the appliance cautiously to save on energy costs. But even when it is on, Gulshan, who does not use a surname, has to dampen everyone’s clothes before sleeping. The 39-year-old and her children now have rashes and one has a skin infection from the wet cloth against their skin.

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  • I tried everything to rid my yard of mosquitoes. This German-engineered trap finally worked

    After trying nearly everything to prevent mosquito bites, I tested Biogents’ traps, used by the CDC and WHO, to find if backyard results are worth $200

    Don’t get me wrong: I’m a peaceful person with compassion for all earthly creatures. Except mosquitoes, which deserve all the swats, cursing and loathing they get.

    As someone for whom a single bite brings big, red, itchy lumps that last for days, I’ve done everything imaginable for relief. I’ve removed any standing water I could find, slathered myself with Deet, picaridin and eucalyptus oil until I smelled like a chemical waste dump, and worn hats, long sleeves and shirts soaked in alleged repellants, but none of it works.

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  • British Gas paid me £38,000 by mistake, and I can’t give it back

    It said that was what I was due after I submitted a claim for £300 for energy exported through my solar panels

    British Gas paid memore than £38,000 by mistake, then had no idea how to reclaim it. I receive quarterly feed-in tariff (Fit) payments for energy exported by my solar panels.

    In May, I submitted a claim for £300, based on mymeter reading, and I received an email stating that I was due £38,611.59.

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  • ‘Awed by nature’: fans mourn California’s beloved Jackie the bald eagle, whose legacy soars on

    Famous raptor helped livestream viewers in difficult moments, and inspired a conservation project at her lake home

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    The Los Angeles Times described her as “arguably the world’s most famous bald eagle”. For years, millions of people tuned into a live stream of Jackie’s nest, watching her rear her eaglets, work out life with her mate, Shadow, and, perhaps most memorably, incubate her eggs while almost completely buried in snow.

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