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This year’s slogan of the event “Museums – Visible and Invisible“, emphasises the importance of the preservation of the cultural heritage and innovative approaches to presenting the heritage to those of all ages

On Saturday, the 25th of January 2025, the Krka NP celebrated four decades of existence with the final conference related to the project The Unknown Krka: Hidden Treasures of the Upper and Middle Courses of the Krka River. This event was held at the newly opened Krka Nature Interpretation Centre – the Well of Life in Kistanje, and numerous guests and visitors were hosted for the first time today.

The innovative ideas and energy of the new generation bring hope for a sustainable future

This year’s Green Eye Festival will be held on January 23rd and 24th  as part of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Krka National Park. This film festival, which combines art, education, and activism, is dedicated to the key themes of sustainable development, ecological stability, and the preservation of nature.

The Krka National Park is celebrating its 40th birthday this year. On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its declaration as a national park on the 24th of January 1985, the public institution responsible for managing this protected area will organize a series of events to celebrate four decades of active work aimed at preserving the natural and cultural-historical heritage of the area and educating employees, visitors, and the local community about its significance.

The Krka National Park is celebrating yet another successful year of preserving the natural and cultural heritage and cooperation with the local community, while preparing to celebrate a significant anniversary in 2025.

We are extremely pleased to announce that the first recorded sighting of a snow bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis) has been recorded in the Krka National Park, increasing the bird population in the Park to as many as 230 species

The Krka National Park had the honor of participating in a workshop organised in cooperation with the Croatian National Tourist Board in Paris and the Šibenik-Knin County Tourist Board

During the summer of 2024, fire engulfed as much as 473 hectares of the Krka National Park, of which 171 hectares were forest