A book from the heart for veterans of the Homeland War
Books were donated to the Šibenik Veterans Center, with deep respect for veterans and their role in the community
These were books collected on the occasion of the International Book Giving Day and also Valentine's Day, when the Krka National Park organized the Books from the Heart campaign.
Citizens were invited to contribute to this initiative by donating at least two books in good condition. In return, they received the book The Legend of the Krka River as a gift. The collected books, enriched by publications of the Krka National Park, have found their place in the Šibenik Veterans Center. The Krka National Park continues to spread knowledge of and love for nature through cooperation with the Šibenik Veterans Center.
This donation of books symbolizes our gratitude to veterans and the desire to provide them with access to educational content and entertainment that will enrich their everyday lives. These books will not only enrich the veterans' library, but will also provide members with an opportunity to connect with nature and learn more about its importance to our society.
The donation of books to the Šibenik Veterans Center reflects a commitment to spreading educational opportunities, encouraging a love for nature, and supporting the community.
The Krka National Park believes that education is the key to preserving nature and building a more sustainable future for all of us. Our thanks go out once again to everyone who participated in the Book from the Heart campaign and supported this important initiative. The love of books and nature ensures the preservation of lasting values for our society and future generations.
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