#Drava

Waste fires, illegal dumpsites, and oil spills leave long-term consequences for soil, water, and public health.

The water level of the Drava River near Osijek reached a historic low of -194 centimeters on Wednesday morning, breaking the record set just 18 days ago.

Low water levels in the Danube and Drava have transformed the landscape of Kopački Rit, with experts warning that forest and vegetation are advancing rapidly. Scientists from the Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering have been monitoring the park's transformation for years.

White spelt bread, following the advice of St. Hildegard and the baking secrets of the Binz family mill and Hildegard's healing center, provides an abundance of nutrients and a good mood.

A prolonged heatwave has dried up the canals and floodplain meadows of the nature park, revealing a completely new face of the European Amazon that visitors can explore on foot.

Photos by Emica Elvedji from the same spot near Savski Most reveal a dramatic contrast. Croatia's rivers are on the brink of an unprecedented hydrological crisis, with water levels in the Sava, Drava, and Danube falling to levels not seen in over a century.

Construction of the 442-meter new walkway in the Neptun area has been put on hold. Croatian Waters has revealed unexpected obstacles at the site, and work cannot proceed until the Drava River rises.

Record-low river levels threaten nuclear power plant shutdowns and expose long-submerged secrets. Croatia introduces water-saving measures, while farmers report catastrophic losses.

While the Mura and Drava rivers replenish aquifers and ensure secure supply, Plitvica, Trnava, and other small watercourses are on the brink of drying up. Expert warns: the key lies in connecting water supply systems.

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Croatian rivers hit historic lows, Orljava near Požega at just three centimeters, and residents at the foot of Papuk are left without well water.

Due to low water levels, a new sandy island has formed on Pampas that can be reached on foot, reminiscent of the legendary nudist gathering spot from past decades.

Hydrological drought reaches dramatic proportions, record-low river levels are already hampering navigation and threatening food production, while groundwater levels in parts of the country are approaching their lowest recorded values.

A prolonged heatwave, lack of precipitation, and scarce snowfall in the Alps have led to dramatically low water levels in the Danube, Drava, and Sava rivers. Croatia's water management agency warns of severe consequences for flora and fauna, agriculture, and navigation.

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While the mainland braces for more unstable weather, Dalmatia remains in the grip of a heatwave. Drought breaks records on the Danube and Drava, while the Orljava has dropped to just four centimeters.