International Labor Day in the Krka National Park: the gifting of seedlings and free entrance to the Park
This year, the Krka National Park will join the European campaign "Let's grow together" and on Labor Day at Skradinski Buk at noon, they will distribute a thousand laurel and lavender seedlings, which visitors to the Park can plant in their gardens and yards With the "Let’s grow together" campaign, we are giving our contribution to the European initiative to plant three billion trees on the “Old Continent” by 2030, as well as the fight against climate change, as well as encouraging the planting of our indigenous plants. Planting native species appropriate for suitable living conditions contributes to the restoration of biodiversity and the ecosystems that such areas provide. Minister Damir Habijan and representatives of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development will join in the distribution of the seedlings. Celebrating International Labor Day in the Krka National Park has a long tradition. Given that this is the second year that seedlings will be distributed on this day, we hope that this will also continue as a tradition, since in this way we are also fighting for a more sustainable future for our planet and mitigating the impact of climate change. On this occasion, entry to the Park will be free for all individual visitors, and will include transportation by boat from Skradin or by bus from Lozovac. Boat trips to Tork, Visovac, and the Roški Slap waterfalls will be charged according to the current price list. We invite visitors to join us at the Krka National Park in observing the holiday on which we celebrate the human right to dignified work, for which our ancestors fought, and to support our efforts in securing a greener future for our descendants.

 

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