Over 100 hectares of beech forest and meadows have been reduced to ashes by the fire that broke out 4 days ago on the Sharplanin massif above the village of Selce. According to the authorities, the fire is spreading rapidly. It is extinguished from the ground and air, but the flames longer than 3 kilometers cannot be tamed. From the Shar Mountain National Park, they say that on...
A large area of beech forest and pastures have been destroyed by the forest fire that broke out yesterday in the Shar mountain area, after which the damages are great. Two branches of the fire have been localized, but it is not complete. The Shar Planina National Park says that due to the wind, the fire has spread to several sides. "The fire is very widespread on ...
The damages caused by tour operators who have been transporting mostly foreign tourists to the Shar Planina area with ratracs for the past few years are great, according to NP Shar Planina. Pastures and meadows were destroyed, and such damage cannot be compensated so easily, and this was pointed out to us by the experts. "They have harmed themselves, of course after...
Mud, destroyed pastures, juniper trees and forest products from which the locals subsist is the image left behind by the backpackers when they bring tourists for free skiing, reacts from the Shar Mountain National Park. In order to protect the mountainous area, the institution this week made a decision to prohibit the movement of such machinery, except on two regulated paths that lead...
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Environmentalists testify, not only in Tetovo but also within the Tearce Municipality, whose larger territory is part of the Shar Mountain National Park. From the non-governmental organization CED, which is part of the "Friends of Shara" Platform, they say that prevention is important, but it is the responsibility of the competent authorities to ...
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