Avala, June 6. More than 45 employees of the Go Green team and their families spent a day in nature that was more than just an outing. Discover Serbia and Go Green Team organized a Family Day in which children and parents worked, built, and arranged together—and collectively left a visible mark on this beautiful location.
On one of the most precious natural oases in the heart of Belgrade – the Great War Island – Discover Serbia organized another ecological action that gathered volunteers dedicated to nature preservation. This time, employees of TX Group and Swiss Marketplace Group participated in the action, significantly cleaning the island with their combined efforts.
In one of Serbia’s most beautiful locations, in the heart of Obedska Bara, a special nature reserve renowned for its exceptional biodiversity, 120 volunteers from Yandex company gathered with the Discover Serbia team to execute one of this year’s most complex ecological initiatives.
Microsoft volunteers and Discover Serbia joined forces at Ada Ciganlija and conducted five environmental activities in one day – cleaning, painting, planting, installing bird houses, and a knowledge quiz – demonstrating that team spirit can change the world.
On one of the most beautiful natural gems in the heart of Belgrade – Great War Island – another remarkable ecological action was organized by Bosch and Discover Serbia, with the support of volunteers from SOS Children’s Villages.
More than 100 volunteers from Ardagh Metal set off from Belgrade to Kopaonik with one clear idea – to leave a mark measured by deeds, not words, through joint efforts.
The new eco-company Servier joined our green movement and demonstrated immense strength at their first event. As many as 50 volunteers from the company stood shoulder to shoulder with us and, as part of World Cleanup Day, took on the challenge of cleaning Great War Island – an area where waste continually accumulates, threatening one of Belgrade’s most beautiful natural sanctuaries.
As part of the global World Cleanup Day initiative, Discover Serbia organized an environmental action on Fruška Gora from September 19 to 20. 100 volunteers from the Go Green Team company participated, including their colleagues from Budapest, which gave the action an international character and added symbolism of joint action.
The Discover Serbia Association, in collaboration with Bosch company, carried out the largest and most massive cleanup action of the Obedska Bara Special Nature Reserve. More than 200 volunteers from Bosch company and 30 members of the Discover Serbia Association participated in this significant initiative.
A major ecological action took place on the banks of the Galovica canal, one of the key waterways connecting Surčin and New Belgrade, where volunteers from Belgrade Airport powered by VINCI demonstrated exceptional dedication to nature protection.










