The new cycle route Šalková – Poniky

On September 19, we ceremonially opened the new Šalková – Poniky cycle route, which was created thanks to the support from the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development under the Rural Development Program of the Slovak Republic 2014 – 2022. The asphalt bike path is complemented by a gazebo with a fireplace and an information and educational board. The cycle route leads from the city district of Šalková towards the village of Poniky and will offer cyclists views of the wide surroundings and the opportunity to relax in the newly built gazebo.

There is no need to talk about biodiversity, but to retain rainwater in the country

We would like to inform you that as part of our activities in the SMURF Project, we have teamed up with our friend Ing. Michal Kravčík, CsC., who is an internationally renowned hydrologist, environmentalist, co-author of the New Water Paradigm, winner of the Goldman Environmental Prize, founder of WaterHolistic and the NGO People and Water.

Forest pedagogy

We would like to introduce you and at the same time inform you about our next activity within our involvement in the European SMURF Project and its policies. Our activity within the SMURF Project was a meeting of our members and the public in our forest stands – in the forest that we manage for the purpose of introducing and at the same time getting acquainted with the concept of Forest Pedagogy.

Laurus Network

The Land Association of the Compossessorate and Urbariat Šalková is gathering valuable experience within the European project SMURF (Sustainable Management models and valUe chains foR small Forests) funded by the Horizon Europe program.

The PSKU Šalková office participated in the SMURF conference in Rome

The PSKU Šalková Office informs that on May 20-22, 2025, the first pan-European conference of small forest owners was held at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Rome, organized by the Spanish forestry foundation Cesefor and the University of Florence on behalf of a consortium of ten partners from six countries as part of the SMURF project.