Истинска душа бачке равнице
У оквиру циклуса „Еко перспективе”, Драгана Живојновић, уредница у Редакцији еколошког програма РТС, снимила је серијал „Зелени бисери Србије”. Данас води гледаоце у Сомбор, град који се поноси својим дрворедима и бођошима због којих се сматра најзеленијим градом Србије и једним од најзеленијих у Европи. Емисија се приказује на РТС 3, у 16.30.
TL;DR
- The TV series "Green Pearls of Serbia" showcases ecologically rich cities in Serbia.
- Sombor is highlighted as Serbia's greenest city, famous for its tree-lined streets, particularly hackberry trees (bođoš), and its "salashi" (farmsteads).
- The Special Nature Reserve Gornje Podunavlje near Sombor is a biodiverse wetland ecosystem, part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve "Mura – Drava – Danube," also known as the "European Amazon."
- Pirot will be featured in three episodes focusing on its achievements in energy efficiency, sustainable waste management, and the development of a riverside promenade (kej).
- The hackberry trees in Sombor were planted starting in 1903 and have grown to impressive heights.
- The Gornje Podunavlje reserve is a habitat for various bird species, rare mammals, and is a sanctuary for white-tailed eagles.
- Pirot's regional landfill is presented as a model for sustainable waste management.
- The riverside promenade in Pirot, developed based on a 1923 plan, is described as a natural oasis in the city center, emphasizing the importance of preserving waterways.