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Close to the city of Nova Gorica, at the Italian border, you find Panovec Forest. Slovenians will consider this a city park, but it is a surprisingly natural area. In early spring, many plants flower here.
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Iberolacerta horvathi, Horvaths' Rock Lizard
I have always been interested in animals which others tend to overlook. Brown, small, and hard to find: I love them. This is a true story about a lizard which is indeed brown, small and hard to find, and how I found not just one, but an entire undiscovered population of them. Well, that still...
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Many birds, birdwatching hides, a big birdwatching tower and hot coffee: Škocjan bay in Slovenia has everything a birder wants and more. 
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Under your feet, there are eleven thousand caves in Slovenia!
Slovenia has a beautiful and attractive landscape, with mountains, lakes and rivers. But do you know about the other world, which is right below your feet? In Slovenia, there are over thirteen thousand caves and almost daily, additional caves are being discovered!
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Wild Crocus in Slovenia
In early spring, long before most other plants start to grow, Crocus lend colour to the meadows of Slovenia.
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the Plum Mountain, Slivnica, in Slovenia
From Mount Slivnica in Slovenia, you have the best view over the famous Lake Cerknica, but beware of the witches!
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Mount Nanos in Slovenia
For many centuries, mount Nanos forces travellers to take a detour. You might well have driven around it, but have you seen the view from the top?
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Rakov Škocjan in Slovenia
In the middle of the Slovenian Karst region, you find the small valley Rakov Škocjan, with spectacular gorges, cliffs and deep caves.
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At the Bloke Plateau in Slovenia, winter lasts nine months. The rest of the year … 
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Lake Cerknica is unlike any other lake: here, the water comes and goes. Add the different seasons, weather and light, as well as the traditional use for hay-making, and you have a place which will always surprise you!
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