Kaprálův mlýn, Scout watermill in Ochoz u Brna, Czech Republic
Kaprálův mlýn is a watermill situated beside the Říčka stream in the Moravian Karst region, now operating as an environmental education center with modern facilities. The building houses sleeping accommodations for groups, several conference rooms, and includes outdoor areas for various activities.
The site was transformed through extensive reconstruction work between 2011 and 2012, representing a major investment in scouting facilities. This renewal allowed the historic mill to become a modern center for environmental learning and group activities.
The place carries its scouting heritage in its daily operations and programs that bring together young people from different backgrounds. Visitors experience this legacy through the way the center welcomes groups and fosters outdoor learning and community.
The site is best visited as part of a group, as it is designed specifically for group programs and overnight stays. Visitors should plan ahead since the center operates on a reservation basis for scheduled programs and courses.
The center is supported by international volunteers from European programs who work on conservation projects while learning the site's ecological technologies. This international collaboration brings diverse perspectives to daily operations and enriches the educational opportunities available on site.
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