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Abandoned animals deserve a chance at a better life

Umro je Joško (Josip) Čelar, doajen šibenskog novinarstva

Javna ustanova „Nacionalni park Krka“ i ove se godine pridružila globalnoj volonterskoj inicijativi Zelena čistka, najvećoj ekološkoj akciji čišćenja u Hrvatskoj

Junior Rangers from Croatia and Latvia, and scouts from Finland, gathered in the Krka National Park to get to know each other and to exchange knowledge and experiences in the mission of preserving nature and the environment.

From September 16 to 22, 2025, visitors who come to the Krka National Park on foot or by bicycle will be able to enjoy its natural features ​​at half the ticket price

The Krka River Cleaning volunteer program was held from August 22nd to 29th in the Krka National Park

Exactly 130 years ago today, on August 28, 1895, the Krka hydroelectric power plant was put into operation at Skradinski buk, one of the most significant power plants in the history of energy in Croatia and the world

The Director of the Public Institute of Krka National Park, Nella Slavica, along with associates and presidents of the beekeeping associations, “Pčela” of Šibenik and “Drača” of Knin, held a working meeting on the topic of improving cooperation with beekeepers in the wider area of ​​the Krka National Park, with an emphasis on finding a model according to which local beekeepers will be able to bring their hives into the protected area

Due to its biodiversity, the Roški slap waterfall proved to be an ideal place to hold a school in nature: the junior rangers of the Krka National Park improved their knowledge of spiders, reptiles, and amphibians.