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Young Croats from 12 countries join heritage conservation programme in Gospić

· Source: Hina· Author: Hari Alfeo· Photographer: Marina Bujan

ZAGREB, 4 Aug (Hina) - Young people of Croatian descent from 12 countries have gathered in Gospić for the Eco Heritage Task Force international programme, where they will help preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the town and Lika-Senj County until 16 August, organiser Croatian Heritage Foundation said.

The programme has for years brought together young people of Croatian origin from around the world, connecting them with the homeland of their ancestors through volunteering, educational activities and communal living.

This year's programme has attracted 24 participants from Australia, Argentina, Hungary, Spain, Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, Norway, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Austria and the United States.

They will help improve the grounds of a vocational school, a student residence and a care home for older people. In cooperation with the Croatian Mountain Rescue Service, they will also take part in cleaning the Novčica river.

Through Croatian language and culture workshops, as well as cooking classes, participants will learn about Croatia's traditions, language and cuisine.

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