Mass reforestation of Serbian land

Way to go Ješa!

Ješa is most probably the best man for the position and some time I do not know how in gods name hi got the position in the fist place when the politician and not professionals holds almost everything worth having in this country.

If hi needs any help for this, let him call people, I know for sure that I'll answer the call.

That's what I call thinking ahead! Forests are a great resource for timber, wildlife, recreation and providing clean air.

There is a beautiful tree known in North America under the name Serbian Spruce. It can grow on all kind of soils and can be used for the variety of purposes - for pulp production, as an ornamental garden tree etc.

Why wait 50 years to have 100 000 hectares of forestation?.

If every Serbian plants one tree a year, at couple of dinars cost, it could grow into millions of trees in a couple of years. Panciceva omorika could become the national sybol of Serbia, along Prunus Prunus.

Unlike some other trees, omorika is not allergenic and can be planted almost anywhere.

More beautiful Serbia, less soil erosion, and cleaner air, all this at the minimal cost.

Excellent program.The greener the earth the better the quality of lfe.

Way to go Ješa!

Ješa is most probably the best man for the position and some time I do not know how in gods name hi got the position in the fist place when the politician and not professionals holds almost everything worth having in this country.

If hi needs any help for this, let him call people, I know for sure that I'll answer the call.

That's what I call thinking ahead! Forests are a great resource for timber, wildlife, recreation and providing clean air.

Excellent program.The greener the earth the better the quality of lfe.

There is a beautiful tree known in North America under the name Serbian Spruce. It can grow on all kind of soils and can be used for the variety of purposes - for pulp production, as an ornamental garden tree etc.

Why wait 50 years to have 100 000 hectares of forestation?.

If every Serbian plants one tree a year, at couple of dinars cost, it could grow into millions of trees in a couple of years. Panciceva omorika could become the national sybol of Serbia, along Prunus Prunus.

Unlike some other trees, omorika is not allergenic and can be planted almost anywhere.

More beautiful Serbia, less soil erosion, and cleaner air, all this at the minimal cost.