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'Noć muzeja' posvetili antici i dalmatinskom crnom boru.

Bonsai black pine in Nerežišća on Brač / Crni bor na kapeli na Braču. Bonsai black pine in Nerežišća on Brač / Crni bor na kapeli na Braču. Vivian Grisogono

Muzej Općine Jelsa i Udruga »Održivi otok« ovogodišnju 'Noć muzeja' posvetili su antici i promociji dalmatinskog crnog bora. Tako je u galeriji »Kravata« upriličena izložba 'Antika', gdje su posjetitelji zapravo mogli razgledati znamenite arheološko-povijesne lokalitete s područja između Staroga Grada - Farosa i Jelse, a na kraju se zasladiti i izvornim hvarskim kolačima.

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U Vjeronaučnoj dvorani svoja djela na temu dalmatinskog crnog bora izložili su umjetnici: Vuk Jevremović, Stanislav Huljić, Maja Jelušić, Željka Kozulić i Dominik Duboković.

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Posjetitelje je uvodno pozdravila Irena Dorić, predsjednica Udruge »Održivi otok« koja će uskoro u suradnji s »Inom' d.o.o. uz Stari venecijanski put iznad Svirača zasaditi 1500 takvih borova.

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O važnosti te vrste bora u krajoliku otoka Hvara govorio je Antonio Morić Španić, mag. geogr. upozorivši da je njegova rasprostranjenost od 1975. do 2011. smanjena za dvije trećine. Naravno, to dovodi do degradacije tla, pa i učestalih požara. Stoga, Morić Španić predlaže niz mjera za spas ove autohtone biljne vrste, između čega i zaštitu u smislu rezervata/spomenika (park šume).

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Svojim literarnim radom na temu dalmatinskog crnog bora predstavila se Taliah Petra Bradbury (7) iz Jelse, najmlađa hvarska eko aktivistica. Ona je, između ostalog, rekla da joj je nona Zorica pripovijedala o tome kako su ljudi u Amazoni posjekli jako, jako puno stabala. Zato su joj mama Miranda i tata Paul pomogli da zasadi 5 stabala u Ekvadoru, ali ona već sada živi za zeleni Otok sunca pa je pozvala sve nazočne da se pridruže akciji pošumljavanja njenog škoja.

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Djeca su potom sudjelovala u prigodnoj slikovnoj radionici, a stariji se do kasno u noć družili uz glazbu i domjenak.

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© Mirko Crnčević 2016

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