PLITVICE LAKES, May 7 (Hina) - A UNESCO mission led by US national
parks expert Robert C. Milne, is visiting the Plitvice National
Park to assess needs for expert and material assistance in
revitalising tourism.
The mission, apppointed at Croatia's request, includes experts
from Germany, Canada, Norway, Austria and Slovenia.
The Plitvice National Park, situated 100 kms South of Zagreb,
is renowned for its sixteen lakes connected by waterfalls. Serb
occupation put the park on the UNESCO list of the world's most
threatened nature reserves in 1992. Plitvice was liberated last
summer, the area was cleared of mines and some of the hotels have
already been opened.
A panel to discuss projects for the Park's reconstruction and
development will take place on Thursday.
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