The ancient Croatian town of Vodnjan is located on the Istrian peninsula. Once home to 10,000 people, there are now fewer than 6,000. The outflow of population has been observed since the end of World War II. And even when Croatia became independent in 1991, people continued to leave. Today, the streets of Vodnjan are quiet, and residential buildings are empty. As the local economy suffers, the...
This is the only raptor rescue and rehabilitation centre in Croatia. It was set up by volunteers almost 30 years ago in a Mediterranean forest 20 minutes’ drive from the famous Dalmatian coast. The centre offers visitors the opportunity to learn about birds of prey and, if they are brave enough, to hold and feed some of them. It is also a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage site. It is open to...
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