Natural wonders of my country

KOPAČKI RIT

Kopački rit Nature Park is a floodplain in Baranja, in the northeast of Croatia, between the rivers Danube in the east and the Drava in the south. It was founded in 1976. The nature park has a total size of 17,700 ha (177 km2), of which the Special Zoological Reserve covers 8,000 ha (80 km2).

PAPUK

Located in Požega-Slavonia County, Papuk Nature Park is certainly one of the most beautiful nature parks in Croatia, and also the first Croatian geopark under UNESCO protection.

BRIJUNI

Brijuni is an archipelago and national park in the Adriatic Sea, in the Croatian part of the Adriatic, and consists of 3 islands and 11 islets.

KORNATI

The Kornati or Kornati archipelago is an archipelago located in central Dalmatia, west of Šibenik and south of Zadar, within the Šibenik-Knin County. The archipelago consists of about 150 islets spread over an area of 320 km² and is the most indented island ecosystem in the Adriatic Sea.

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KRKA

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Krka is the seventh national park in Croatia known for its large number of lakes and waterfalls. It is named after the river Krka which is part of the park. The national park is located in central Dalmatia downstream from Miljevac, and only a few kilometers northeast of the city of Sibenik.

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PLITVICE LAKES

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Plitvice Lakes National Park is a special geological and hydrogeological karst phenomenon. The Plitvice Lakes complex was declared a national park on April 8, 1949. It is the largest, oldest and most visited Croatian national park.

NORTHERN VELEBIT

Northern Velebit National Park, a Croatian national park, was declared on June 9, 1999. On July 17, 2017, the Northern Velebit National Park, along with the Paklenica National Park and the Nature Reserve

RISNJAK

The Risnjak National Park, located in Gorski Kotar, was established in 1953 on an area of 3,041 hectares. The basis of the park is the massif of the mountain Risnjak, with a peak at 1528 meters, and in 1997 the area of the park was increased to 6400 hectares and today in the area of the park is the source of the river Kupa.

Best regards from the Croatian team!!!

OŠ Hugo Badalić
Slavonski Brod
Croatia

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