Koristeći interaktivnu tehnologiju i dizajnerska rješenja, prirodoslovna zbirka Hram prirode interpretira bogatstvo biološke raznolikosti zaštićenog područja. Izložbeni prostor sastoji se od šest tematski uređenih prostorija smještenih u podrumu i na dvama katovima. Upravo je takva konfiguracija zgrade inspirirala izložbeni postav, koji područje Nacionalnog parka „Krka“ predstavlja kroz stvaranje živoga svijeta. Zbirka je u maksimalnoj mjeri interaktivna: posjetitelj će se naći u ulozi istraživača koji igranjem različitih uloga otkriva postav pokrećući sadržaje koji su u njega implementirani.

The story begins in the basement, which personifies the underground where life began. Visitors travel through the geological past of the Earth and reveal fossils, the petrified remains of living organisms. Life then begins in the basement, which on the Krka dates far back into prehistoric times, in the period of the Early Neolithic, the time of origin of the archaeological findings discovered in the Oziđana pećina cave. In using augmented reality technology, visitors can view the cave and see the subterranean animals that shared the cave spaces inhabited by prehistoric humans.

Na prvome katu možemo saznati sve o osjetljivom i složenom procesu nastanka sedre i organizmima koji u njemu sudjeluju. Voda kao element dominira cijelim izložbenim prostorom, uz središnji eksponat uzdužnog profila rijeke Krke i multimedijski prikaz stvaranja njezina kanjona. Tu je smješten središnji info-pult zbirke, na kojemu se cijeli izložbeni postav može pogledati kroz virtualnu šetnju Hramom prirode.

The endemic and rare freshwater fish fauna, as the result of the geological past of the river, make the Krka a natural monument of ichthyology of the highest national and international value. That is why an entire room on the second floor is dedicated to these fish. Visitors can play and do some interactive “angling”, but will ultimately return their catch into the river, because fishing is prohibited in the Park. In the final room, visitors walk through the habitats of Krka National Park that are an important element of the Park’s biodiversity. Here we find numerous protected species of butterflies and insects, amphibians and reptiles. Visitors can use the audio guides to hear the calls of different bird species, and learn more about this important bird area that is significant at the European level.

Arhitektonsko rješenje Hrama prirode pažljivo je kreirano tako da osigura pristup osobama s invaliditetom i smanjenom pokretljivošću. S obzirom na to da se radi o građevini koja je postojala otprije, neki elementi koji osiguravaju pristup tim osobama nisu mogli biti ukomponirani u prostor interijera, pa je iz tog razloga u osi glavnog ulaza – stubišta uz sjeverno pročelje – izgrađen lift. Pristup je omogućen i taktilnom površinom i taktilnom crtom vođenja, a postavljeni su i oglasni pano i orijentacijski plan za kretanje u građevini, kao i informatički punktovi i induktivna petlja.

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