• Educational trail - the association has established and is maintaining an immersive educational trail, informing visitors about local ecology, flora, fauna, and the importance of conservation.
• Historical preservation - historical landmarks, including chapels, are safeguarded to preserve the region’s cultural heritage.
• Narrow-gauge railway - the association has restored a section of the track, including a locomotive and two historic wagons, offering a glimpse into the region’s transport history.
• Community engagement - socially inclusive cultural, educational, and sports events are organised that promote belonging and shared responsibility.
• St. Hubert's Day - the association hosts 'St. Hubert's Day' in June each year, celebrating hunting traditions and the community’s natural surroundings.

The association works with diverse groups, such as tourists and the public, hunters, foresters, conservationists, anglers, mushroom enthusiasts, cyclists and youth. Collaboratively, the aim is to inspire responsible behaviour and nurture an appreciation for the natural surroundings and heritage of the Ľuborča region to jointly shape a harmonious coexistence between people and the environment.

To enhance further the association’s commitment to education, conservation and community engagement, a funding application was made to LAG Vršatec to support the project idea of constructing a beekeeping trail that would complement an already existing educational trail.

• Graphics and printing of information panels - graphic design of information panels, background material for information panels, photo printing of information panels, graphic design of rotary circles, background material for rotary circles and photo printing of rotary circles.
• Information boards and supplementary infrastructure for the educational trail - wooden information panel, insect hotel, wooden statue of St. Ambrose, bear sculpture and wooden benches.

• The implementation of this project resulted in the creation of an aesthetic, interactive and educational trail displaying interesting information boards, and attractive features to enjoy and learn from that enable visitors and tourists to engage and relax in beneficial outdoor activities in the popular area of the Ľuborča district.
• In the LAG Vršatec region, there is no other beekeeping educational trail, making this project unique, adding diversity and interest to the existing tourist activities.
• The entire trail consists of 12 stops, each containing educational boards, and some have benches for relaxation. Part of the route includes a bell tower with a statue of St. Ambrose, the patron saint of beekeepers. The educational trail leads to the existing Liborča Beehive, where tourists can see how a beehive operates in a natural setting, learn about its contents, and get a closer look at the bees at work. The route also features what is known as an insect hotel. This is a purposeful and thoughtfully designed structure that serves as a home for small, solitary but highly beneficial insects.
• The trail follows the embankment of an old forest railway that once operated in this area. At its starting point, the visitor is welcomed by a sculpture of two bears with a bee motif and a bench that provides a shaded seating area. Here, tourists can take photos of the sculpture to take home a visual memento of their visit to the beekeeping educational trail. In the event that tourists or visitors do not have the interest or time to complete the educational trail route, this sculpture can become a popular photo spot in the region.

• Combining environmental aims (bee conservation), with educational and cultural purposes, and adding fun and playful elements to the project can create successful and creative tourist activities.
• Tourism projects such as this can establish indicators, milestones, and baselines to measure their success in terms of visitor use and other trackable performance targets demonstrating the added value achievements of LEADER and its LAGs.