History and vision of Triglav National park

In the settled parts of the national park, the primary focus is to safeguard the cultural heritage and landscape quality, which is the result of long-term harmony between nature and man. With the support of competent government bodies, the inhabitants of the Park are ensured suitable economic and social conditions that promote sustainable development of activities that enable and encourage maintenance of populations and high-quality living and working environment, typical identity and traditional use of natural resources.  

Conservation of natural and cultural heritage, sustainable development and communication with the general public are the challenges and tasks of the Triglav National Park, which assists the inhabitants and visitors to the Park through active cooperation, helping them become fully aware of the role and importance of protecting nature, cultural heritage and sustainable development in the Alps.

HERE you can find more essential information about Triglav National Park.

Milestones in the history of Triglav National Park

1908 - Dr. Albin Belar's proposal for a conservation park above Komarča

1924 - Creation of the "Alpine Conservation Park" in the valley of the Triglav Lakes (1600 ha)

1961 - Decree declaring the Triglav Lakes Valley a "Triglav National Park" (2000 ha)

1981 - enactment of the Triglav National Park Act

2010 - new Act on the Triglav National Park and enlargement of the park (inclusion of the settlement of Kneške ravne and its surroundings)