The Vysočina Region will improve conditions in the Dukovanský mlýn nature reserve in the Třebíč region by repeated cuttings and sheep grazing until 2029, where the critically endangered fragrant bast grows. Workers there will also remove unsuitable trees. The aim is to restore the steppe and forest-steppe form of the area in the reserve. The region has been promised a subsidy of over 2.5 million crowns from the Environment operational program fo…
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The Vysočina Region will improve conditions in the Dukovanský mlýn nature reserve in the Třebíč region by repeated cuttings and sheep grazing until 2029, where the critically endangered fragrant bast grows. Workers there will also remove unsuitable trees. The aim is to restore the steppe and forest-steppe form of the area in the reserve. The region has been promised a subsidy of over 2.5 million crowns from the Environment operational program fo…