The Sixth Green Eye Festival, a film festival dedicated to environmental protection and nature conservation, this year highlights the crucial role of pollinators in preserving biodiversity. Through a blend of art, education, and activism, the festival encourages reflection on sustainable development, ecological stability, and the importance of everyday actions to save bees, butterflies, and other pollinators – the invisible guardians of our food and ecosystems. It is held as part of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Krka National Park, combining film screenings, panels, and workshops with the message that every bite and every green space depends on their work.
Thursday, January 22, 2026, Arsen House of Arts, Šibenik
- 11:55 Opening of the Festival and welcoming speeches
- 12:15 Short film Pollinators Under Pressure (12′) featuring Leonardo DiCaprio
- 12:30 Panel: “Nature Under Paragraph: Laws, Policies, and Pollinator Protection”
- 13:30 Informal gathering: “To BEE or not to BITE” – edible homage to pollinators
- 16:00 Film Pollinators (92′)
- 18:00 Film Bee Diary (50′)
- 19:00 Panel: “The Buzzing Generation: Youth and Care for Pollinators”
Friday, January 23, 2026, Arsen House of Arts, Šibenik
- 11:00 Film My Garden of a Thousand Bees (51′)
- 11:55 Panel: “Queen on the Cover: Pollinators in the Media”
- 16:00 Film Honeyland (85′)
- 18:00 Film Every Little Thing (93′)
- 19:30 Closing of the Festival
- 20:30 Musical program
Saturday, January 24, 2026, Krka National Park, “Krka” Eco Campus, Puljane
- 9:00 – 16:00 Krka NP Birthday: Free entry for all visitors
- Photo exhibition “Invisible Giants in Krka National Park” at Skradinski Buk
- Workshops at Skradinski Buk (3R, “Thread by Thread – Apron”)
- Program at the Eco Campus: Building bee hotels, workshops and games for children, volunteer program exhibition, volunteer stories, and screening of the film Every Little Thing
The festival takes place in the beautiful surroundings of Krka National Park, where the picturesque Visovac Island is also located – a true jewel of nature, spirituality, and cultural heritage with a Franciscan monastery surrounded by emerald waters.
