The Information Center of the Pelister National Park serves all mountaineers and mountain and nature lovers

21.02.2025

The Information Center of the Pelister National Park starts with activities serving all mountaineers and mountain and nature lovers.

The exhibition “The Beauties of Pelister” by journalist and mountaineer Petar Stavrev is still on display and you can view it.

The Information Center is open on weekends until 5:00 PM.

   

Due to strong winds and heavy snowfall, more than 100 fallen trees were removed

07.02.2025
In anticipation of the weekend and the beautiful weather, employees of Pelister National Park have removed over a hundred trees from the mountain trails in the last two days, which fell due to strong winds and heavy snowfalls recently. The following trails have been thoroughly cleaned and arranged for the safe movement of all visitors to Pelister National Park Park:
  • Molika – Kopanki
  • Kopanki – Palisnopje
  • Kopanki – Jorgov Kamen – Polkovnik Ilija – Magarevska Reka
  • Infocenter – Begova Česma (Historical Trail)

   

Brown bear protection training – expert support for the intervention team

06.02.2025

Brown Bear Intervention Team (IT) members practiced the emergency procedure. The ongoing Transboundary Brown Bear Conservation Project provides a basis for maintaining cooperation and building IT capacities. The team was informed about the project activities and was trained on putting an animal to sleep. Huge thanks for the selfless involvement of Skopje Zoo and the support of Pelister National Park.

   

   

Meeting of the Director of NP Pelsiter and Deputy Minister of Environment and Physical Planning Ane Lashkoska

31.01.2025
Deputy Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Anne Lashkoska, together with the Director of the Environmental Administration, Igor Nikoski, held a working meeting with the Director of the Public Institution National Park “Pelister” Ivancho Toshevski. Some employees from the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning and the Public Institution Pelister also attended.
The meeting discussed the activities being carried out to address the challenges and how to manage the oldest National Park in the country.
Lashkoska emphasized that the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning is always open to cooperation in protecting the natural values ​​of all natural areas, including Pelister. The interlocutors also agreed that the preservation of its biological diversity, sustainable management, and the development of sustainable tourism in the Pelister National Park are of great importance.