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“Due to heavy rainfall and the massive amounts of water spilling out onto the trails, our most visited locations, Skradinski buk and Roški slap waterfalls, are currently closed to the public. We apologise for this inconvenience; however, safety is paramount,” stated Nella Slavica, director of the Public Institute of Krka National Park.

This festival celebrates the anniversary of 12 May 1879, when drinking water flowed the first time from the public Rodićevac water pipe on Šibenik’s Mala Loža square

A public forum entitled “Krka National Park – synergy between protecting natural and cultural heritage and tourism to drive destination development” will be held at 11 am on Thursday, 18 May at the Krka Eco Campus in Puljane

Archaeologists of Krka National Park presented the findings of Burnum at a scientific archaeology conference in Bonn

Getting to know the Krka from the water perspective

The first volunteer programme to be held in 2023 at Krka National Park is the Krka’s Habitat Protector, as part of the project LIFE CONTRA Ailanthus, in which Krka National Park is a partner. The project is financed through the LIFE programme.

Numerous participants gather at the Krka Eco Campus as part of the project “Development of the system for monitoring the conservation status of species and habitat types” implemented by the Ministry of the Economy and Sustainable Development

Krka National Park has joined in the European campaign “Growing Together”, which has set the goal of planting three billion new trees by the end of the decade

Save the Frogs Day wass marked on Friday, April 28, 2023, by an educational workshop at the Skradinski buk waterfall with the participation of the pupils of the 3rd grade of the Skradin Primary School. In the creative and research part, the children learned many interesting things about these amphibians and the reasons for their endangerment.