The PollenAct project partnership organised a workshop titled “Wild Pollinators, Colours and Matisse Collages” at OŠ I MS Primary School, where 6th-grade students explored the importance of pollinators, the role of colour in nature, and created collages inspired by Matisse’s artistic style through creative visual expression
The lead partner of the PollenAct project, the Development Centre Murska Sobota, hosted an international conference where experts from Slovenia, Croatia, and Hungary presented best practices in pollinator conservation and the sustainable management of grassland habitats.
As part of the PollenAct project, partners explored the importance of nectar-producing plants for pollinators and gained practical experience on biodiversity in both educational and natural environments during a study visit in Pomurje.
How can we protect biodiversity in increasingly fragmented landscapes? Join the conference Living Landscapes: Biomimicry, Habitat Connectivity and Pollinator Conservation.
Within the framework of the SIHU00010 – PollenAct project, Biodiversity Day will be organized in Lenti on 20 May 2026 to promote biodiversity conservation and the protection of wild pollinators.
On 7 April 2026, the Development Centre Murska Sobota organized two creative workshops at Primary School I Murska Sobota for third-grade pupils, involving 60 children, as part of thematic stakeholder training.
A new partnership has been established between the Develoment Centre Murska Sobota and Primary School I Murska Sobota in the frame of the project PollenAct, creating opportunities for students to explore the world of nature, pollinators, and the richness of biodiversity.
As part of the PollenAct project, a new demonstration site has been successfully established in Lendavski Somlak, designed to provide an interactive presentation of the role of wild pollinators and the importance of biodiversity.
