So beautiful! 😍 A roe deer spotted on a wildlife camera in Plitvice Lakes National Park. 🌳 Video credit: Plitvice Lakes NP | Plitviceblog

A trio of wolves at Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia. 🐺🐺🐺 As top predators, alongside bears and lynxes, they play a vital role in the park’s healthy, rich ecosystem. Footage courtesy of Plitvice Lakes National Park (trail/wildlife cam). #plitvicelakes #wolves #graywolf #wildlifeconservation #Croatia #naturevideos | Plitviceblog

In relation to our earlier post about the wolf pack in Plitvice, here is a video that beautifully captures a trio of wolves. 🐺🐺🐺 These magnificent animals reside deep within the forest, ensuring the safety of visitors. It's important to note that wolves seldom pose a threat to humans, and instances of wolf attacks are extremely rare in Croatia, except in cases of rabid wolves, which are exceptionally uncommon. Video credit: Plitvice Lakes NP | Plitviceblog

Has the war against nature been declared at Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia?Who bears responsibility or accountability for this ongoing issue? This issue of waste management has been reported several times before to the National Park. Perhaps they should consider organizing a waste cleanup effort? The precise waste location will be reported to the Croatian Ministry of Sustainable Development (https://eloo.haop.hr/public/), as well as to other public institutions within Croatia and the Eu

🌿💙 Plitvice Lakes with our lovely group! A natural wonder where turquoise lakes, waterfalls, and forests create pure magic. 🌊✨ 🌍 Did you know? Plitvička jezera is Croatia’s oldest and largest national park, founded in 1949. It has been a proud UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. The park boasts 16 terraced lakes connected by stunning waterfalls. Over 1,200 plant species and countless animals, including bears and wolves, call it home. 🌲🦋 Nature at its most breathtaking. 🍃 @alisa.volat.p

Incredible roadside wildflower meadows on the way to Plitvice lakes with hills in the distance home to wolves and bears. | News from Monty Don