Summary of newspapers of the previous day – 17. 07. 2008

Training for travel movement in protected areas – Kladská

An education program “Travel movement marketing in areas included in Agenda 21 and Natura 2000” (shortly Training for travel movement in protected areas) is focused on increasing of qualification of workers in travel movement. Participant will learn to use marketing audit to improve apprehension of both the importance of nature conservation and the conditions of development of Travel movement services with aim to determinate problem areas and marketing opportunities and to suggest a plan of measures to improve marketing results of travel movement subjects in the given area.

Czech poppy have no competition in world

Recently poppy fields are for farmers in the region Jindřichův Hradec an opportunity of interesting earnings. Last year a price if poppy seed moved around fifty crowns per kilo. Moreover demand for Czech poppy seed is higher thanks to its quality which is better than of Turkish one. In frame of the European Union poppy is not sewed anywhere else. “We grow poppy for seeds, growing for pharmaceutical industry would not pay off with these varieties”, a chairman of board of the agricultural cooperative Pluhův Žďár, Karel Bednář, explained. They continue in a thirty-year tradition there. They sow poppy on about ten percents of their arable land.

Do you buy packaged water? You only waste money

Do not you drink water from a tap in principle? Then you jumped on an advertising campaign and you hand over money in pockets of packaged water producers. However, completely uselessly. Packaged waters are not healthier, safer, or more tasteful. You buy exclusively packaged water and are you convinced that you do a good turn to your health. Forget it, researches proves convincingly that packaged waters are the same off from point of health and safety as water from a tap.

Senate passed law on protection of animals against torture

The Senate of the Czech Republic supported with one voice an amendment of law on protection of animals against torture today. Now the novel aims at a signature of the president Václav Klaus. The novel was sent in the Senate by representatives in a form which the Senate had already approved several weeks ago. The original proposal of a novel of the law on protection of animals against torture, submitted at the beginning of this year, was vetoed by the president after many amendments mainly in the Parliament in February. One of reasons was a controversial regulation enabling contact den-hunting to hunting dogs.