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Interesting programmes are held in the Krka National Park during the summer holidays that bring together children and young people eager for knowledge about the natural heritage and the preservation of habitats and species

During the Biodiversity Researcher programme at Krka National Park, volunteers recorded more than 25 species seen in the Park for the first time, thereby confirming the exceptional biodiversity of this protected area.

The Public Institute of Krka National Park has prepared a rich and diverse programme in July as part of the Week at the Roški slap waterfall event, which combines the natural features of the Park ​​with tradition, education, and cultural and artistic events. The programme includes three events that will take place from July 9th to 12th, in which visitors will be able to actively participate and thus have an authentic experience related to the natural and cultural heritage of this region

The educational program for acquiring a micro-qualification in ecological beekeeping, which was once again carried out this year in cooperation with the Open University of Knin, was successfully completed by all participants.

The first Croatian Junior Ranger group of young nature conservationists gathered in the Krka National Park for their second workshop, where they learned about pollinator species, among which bees are particularly important, as they play a key role in preserving biodiversity.

On the European Day of Parks, May 24th, the first Croatian Junior Ranger group of young nature conservationists began operating in the Krka National Park; an agreement on cooperation in the Junior Ranger and Youth+ programs was signed with the Europarc Federation

The festival was held at the Krka Eko Campus on Thursday, May 22, on Nature Protection Day in Croatia and International Biodiversity Day, which this year was held under the slogan “In Harmony with Nature and Sustainable Development”

Protection from fire is one of the fundamental guidelines of the Regulations on the Protection and Preservation of the Krka National Park. Accordingly, the Park continues its strong cooperation with fire departments this year, with the aim of making quality preparations for the summer months when the danger of fire is greatest is greatest.

The Krka National Park proudly participated, as one of the partners, in the presentation of the results of the project “Nature for all in sign language”, which was held on May 14, 2025, at the “Imperial viewpoint” at Skradinski buk waterfall