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ABOUT TĂȘULEASA

Tășuleasa Social is a NGO situated at the border between Bistrița-Năsăud county and Suceava county, started by Alin Uhlmann Ușeriu in 2000. This year, in 2020, on the 17th of August, Tășu celebrates 20 years of activity. In time, over 25.000 volunteers have joined our environmental, cultural and social project.

For Tășuleasa Social, the most important values are volunteering, social responsibility, organizational culture and respect for nature, education, reciprocity and civic bravery development among youngsters through their implication in social and environmental issues.

In Romania, teens are faced with the fear of taking the initiative and with the belief that nothing can be changed, because nobody listens to them. Civic bravery means involvement in the problems they notice around them, trying to make a difference and finding a way to communicate.

We have taken on the challenge of changing the mentality of those around us and of proving that young people are eager to get involved in solving of social problems. All teenagers who have taken part in our projects were afterwards ready to develop similar actions on their own. Here, we teach about volunteering through countless practical examples.

They learn how to plant saplings, they learn about the role of the trees and forests, about why it is necessary for the rivers to stay clean and about recycling. They are also taught about team-work and about coordinating, in turn, similar actions.

Volunteering is the contribution that every citizen has to make for society and for their own future, in order to be able to ask for something in return. At Tășuleasa Social the organizational culture is the mechanism through which the association functions: a NGO must have a vision, the capacity to organize itself and respect for the values it sets for itself.

The respect for nature means exploiting the natural resources considering the future. The Tășu team believes that we should think globally and act individually.

More details about Tășuleasa Social and its projects on www.tasuleasasocial.ro and Facebook Tasuleasa Social.

They learn how to plant saplings, they learn about the role of the trees and forests, about why it is necessary for the rivers to stay clean and about recycling. They are also taught about team-work and about coordinating, in turn, similar actions.

Volunteering is the contribution that every citizen has to make for society and for their own future, in order to be able to ask for something in return. At Tășuleasa Social the organizational culture is the mechanism through which the association functions: a NGO must have a vision, the capacity to organize itself and respect for the values it sets for itself.

The respect for nature means exploiting the natural resources considering the future. The Tășu team believes that we should think globally and act individually.

More details about Tășuleasa Social and its projects on www.tasuleasasocial.ro and Facebook Tasuleasa Social.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Via Maria Theresia is a historical road, located in the Călimani Mountains. It was built with the purpose of supplying the Austro-Hungarian frontier guards with food and ammunition, hundreds of years ago.

Nowadays, the Maria Theresia road is over-lapping with a poorly signaled, therefore rarely circulated touristic route. The few hikers who do wander on it completely ignore the fact that this path, which now connects Bistrița-Năsăud county to Suceava county, used to connect Transilvania to Bucovina.

The beauty of the landscape in Călimani adds to the historical value of the road. To keep this value from diminishing, Tășuleasa Social is restoring and signaling Via Maria Theresia, by turning it into a thematic path. At the same time, we are trying to raise cultural and historical awareness through informative panels which will tell the centuries-old story of those who have built and walked this road.

The panels will also present a set of rules concerning the protection of nature.The road which stretches on a 42.195 km distance will serve as an ideal marathon, mountain-biking and hiking track, open at all times. The specially created halting places, signaled hydration points and informative panels will allow each and every tourist to enjoy the trip while also receiving detailed information without needing a guide.

This project is a new move in Tasuleasa’s fight against massive deforestation, a constant problem in our society. The purpose of the Maria Theresia Road and Marathon is to encourage a proactive behavior and to make the mountains and forests more frequented by tourists and athletes, thus causing the illegal deforestation rate to decrease.

The panels will also present a set of rules concerning the protection of nature.The road which stretches on a 42.195 km distance will serve as an ideal marathon, mountain-biking and hiking track, open at all times. The specially created halting places, signaled hydration points and informative panels will allow each and every tourist to enjoy the trip while also receiving detailed information without needing a guide.

This project is a new move in Tasuleasa’s fight against massive deforestation, a constant problem in our society. The purpose of the Maria Theresia Road and Marathon is to encourage a proactive behavior and to make the mountains and forests more frequented by tourists and athletes, thus causing the illegal deforestation rate to decrease.

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