News and stories

Explore the latest updates, field stories, and community initiatives from Novi eko talas. From innovative environmental tracking and sound therapy on the Sava River to European cultural youth camps, discover how our grassroots projects in Serbia and across the European Union make a lasting impact. Get involved, support our mission, or get in touch to partner with us.

Harmonizing wellness with nature: Relaxing lying-down concerts

One of our most cherished community initiatives is the series of outdoor ambient concerts hosted on the beach in Sremska Mitrovica. Integrating wellness, stress reduction, and bio-acoustic signals from plants, these lying-down listening sessions invite participants to unwind and reconnect with nature. This original approach to mental well-being and health promotion gained cross-border recognition and will be highlighted at an upcoming international conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Support our wellness programs or donate to help us host more community wellbeing events.

Fostering European connections through youth and music in Italy

Representatives and young changemakers from Sremska Mitrovica took part in an inspiring international camp for youth music facilitators in Italy, coordinated alongside our European Union partners. This project strengthened cultural exchange, artistic animation techniques, and social protection through non-formal education. We regularly engage with partner organizations on EU competitions and cultural heritage initiatives, opening new horizons for Serbian youth. Reach out to our project management team to explore future consortium partnerships.

Protecting local ecosystems with digital reporting tools

In our ongoing commitment to environmental protection and civic transparency, Novi eko talas developed an innovative mobile application: the Register of animal waste polluters. This civic technology tool allows citizens and monitors on the ground to track, record, and map ecological hazards efficiently. We preserve extensive ground documentation and media reports, and we welcome collaboration with donors, researchers, and public institutions to expand our ecological monitoring tools. Contact us at [[email]] or make a donation to bolster our environmental protection work.