Production and installation of all 20 exhibition sculptures of native fauna representing the northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina region has now been successfully completed, significantly enhancing the educational and interpretative value of the tourism facilities developed within the project PA.CON II.

Sculptures will be displayed at the renovated and equipped Visitor Center in Tuzla and the Ilinčica Nature Park House, where they enable visitors to learn about some of the most recognizable species of local biodiversity. This complete exhibition enriches the visitor experience, strengthens environmental education and increases the attractiveness of the sites for recreational visitors, families and organized educational groups.

With the full set of 20 sculptures of native birds and other animals now produced and exhibited, a comprehensive and distinctive interpretative offer has been established. The exhibition highlights the richness of the area’s natural heritage and represents an important contribution to the promotion of sustainable tourism and biodiversity awareness in the region.

The sculptures were designed and installed within the framework of the PA.CON II project, co-financed through the Interreg VI-A IPA Programme CBC Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro 2021–2027, with the support of the ERDF and IPA III funds of the European Union.