We are one of the leading civil society organizations for nature conservation in Croatia. Active since 2006, we represent Croatia in BirdLife International, the world’s largest network for bird and nature conservation. We focus on the protection and study of wild birds, other species, and habitats, combat poaching and other threats to wildlife, bring together nature enthusiasts, organize volunteer opportunities, and educate young people and adults about nature and the importance of its conservation.

Vision
We envision Croatia as a country rich in biodiversity and healthy ecosystems, where people value and enjoy nature, preserved through increased environmental responsibility and engagement from the public, government, civil society organizations, and the business sector.
Mission
Through its educational, advocacy, and conservation activities, Biom contributes to biodiversity and influences changes in the behavior of the public and relevant stakeholders in Croatia. As a Croatian BirdLife partner, it participates in the creation of nature protection policies at the international level.
Together, we aim to:
- Conserve biodiversity by monitoring the state of natural components and implementing conservation measures, focusing on birds but also other wildlife and plant species
- Build and nurture the relationship between people and nature
- Align economic development with nature conservation, promoting economic sectors that celebrate the natural heritage of this country—a legacy of our ancestors that we must preserve for future generations
HOW TO JOIN US?
Follow our work
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Learn with us
We organize birdwatching events, lectures, various workshops, and educational programs. We publish manuals and brochures. Join us in learning!
Volunteer
We are proud to contribute 8,000 volunteer hours annually. Our volunteers are our extended family. Together, we monitor and document species, clean up, teach, and care for the world around us!
Contact us
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