POSJET LOKALNIM TRVARIMA - "OIL HOUSE"

• Imat ćemo priliku posjetiti lokalne travare, Irenu i Guerino.
  Uzgajaju, beru i rade s lokalnim biljkama, od kojih su neke endemske, za proizvodnju eteričnih ulja i hidrolata, sapuna i drugih proizvoda za osobnu dobrobit.
  Irena i Guerino ponudili su nam radionicu na kojoj ćemo podijeliti svoju mudrost i iskustvo.
  Ovu radionicu organizirat ćemo tijekom edukacije za sve zainteresirane.

Current knowledge of the status of Cetacean species in the Adriatic Sea indicate that only the common bottlenose dolphin is regularly present in the entire Adriatic Sea. The striped dolphin, the Risso’s dolphin and the Cuvier’s beaked whale are present in different densities only in the southern Adriatic, while sperm whales occasionally visit the area. Fin whales are present seasonally in the central and southern Adriatic. The long-finned pilot whale, false killer whale and humpback whale present rare visitors to the Adriatic Sea. Finally, the short-beaked common dolphin, once present in the entire Adriatic Sea should be considered regionally extinct, as it is present only through either remnant or stray animals.

The Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus) is on the Red List of Threatened Species of the Adriatic. The monk seal is the only seal species in the Mediterranean Sea and the fishermen in the Adriatic Sea used to call it morski covik (seaman). It was persecuted for centuries  and almost exterminated because it destroyed fishermen’s nets. It was thought to became extinct in the Adriatic. In recent years, there have been sightings around Istria and Cres-Losinj archipelago. This gives hope that it will once again become a permanent resident of the Adriatic Sea.

https://blog.ultra-sailing.hr/en/mammals-in-adriatic-sea/