Introduction to the park area
In the Sečovlje Salt Landscape Park, the past and present still shake hands. The traditional manual harvesting of salt on the salt pans is still something special.
The employees of the Public Service for Nature Conservation protect and preserve the natural and cultural heritage in the park area by ensuring a favourable conservation status of plants, animals and their habitats, and by developing sustainable tourism and traditional salt production.
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You'll be amazed by the rich biodiversity
The salt marshes are unique wetlands with rich biodiversity, but they are also exceptional habitats that are home to interesting plant and animal species that have managed to adapt to the extreme conditions of the salt marshes. As they are mostly sandwiched between the land and the sea, a whole range of different habitats can be expected.
Cultural heritage and saltworks museum
The cultural heritage of the Piran Salt Pans reflects the centuries-old life and work of the salt workers of the Northeastern shores of the Adriatic Sea. Of the once numerous salt pans in the Gulf of Trieste, only those in Sečovlje and Strunjan have survived, making their testimony even more precious.
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Visit the park
Visiting the Sečovlje Salt Pans Landscape Park is all about getting to know and experience nature. You can visit the park on your own, on foot or by bicycle, or as part of a guided tour. Guided tours are designed for visitors who want to learn more about the park and the tradition of salt production.
Impressions from the park
Exposed project
LIFE URCA PROEMYS
he five-year LIFE URca PROEMYS project for the conservation of the pond turtle in Slovenia and Italy has started in Genoa. The project leader is WWF Italy and, in addition to the 7 Italian partners, the Public Institute Krajinski Park Ljubljansko barje and Soline Pridelava soli d.o.o. are also participating in the project.
Read moreWeather in KPSS
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| Temperature: 18°C | Today's highest(10:44h) 18°C Today's lowest:(03:36h) 13°C |
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| Wind: 3.61m/s | Current direction: SW (224°) Gusts: 8.06 m/s 10:23h |
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| Humidity: 64% | Feeling: 17°C | |
| Precipitation: 0mm | In season together: 222.4mm | |
| Air pressure: 1015.2mbar | Steady | |
Calendar of events
21. February 2025
»MI SMO SOLINARJI« /»NOI SIAMO SALINARI« /»SOMOS SALINEROS« / »NOUS SOMMES PALUDIERS« / »WE ARE SALTERS«
You are cordially invited to the opening of a photography exhibition by Francisco Javier Betanzos Lozada, Vianney Lefebvre and Matjaž Lužnik, "WE ARE SALTERS" / "NOI SIAMO SALINARI" / "SOMOS SALINEROS" / "NOUS SOMMES PALUDIERS" / "WE ARE SALTERS", which will take place in Caserma na Lera in the Sečovlje Saline Landscape Park on Friday 21 February 2025 at 18:00.
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Last news
06. March 2025
Love Istria
In Milan, we also presented our park at a special gastronomic event. Thank you to the Portorož Tourist Board for inviting us.
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05. March 2025
Interesting travels of the female Kentish Plover
Our female Kentish plover, which nested in the Soča estuary in Italy in 2020 and has since returned to the Sečovlje Salina, has been spotted again in Italy.
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05. March 2025
Cross-border job and career fair
Today we are taking part in the Cross-Border Career and Job Fair, which is taking place at the Arena Bonifika sports hall in Koper until 17:00.
Read more2 FEBRUARY - WORLD WETLANDS DAY
Every year on 2 February, World Wetlands Day is an opportunity for all countries to come together to protect our planet's wetlands.
Wetlands are precious ecosystems found in every corner of our planet and have often been called the arteries and veins of the Earth. Covering more than 12.1 million square kilometres worldwide, they can be saltwater or freshwater, inland or coastal, natural or man-made, permanent or temporary.
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