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(this page contains pictures used on the CSTS
home page in the past)...
Photo: Muranska Planina (Slovakia): a karst plateau featuring endemic flora and undisturbed wildlife. © Centre for Scientific Tourism in Slovakia (Published from 08/2003).
Bedrock – soil – vegetation interactions are addressed during our scientific excursions (spruce natural forest, West Carpathians, Slovakia). Photo: Z. Vlach (Published from 05/2003).
Havesova Primeval Forest. Photo: Zdeno Vlach (Published from 04/2003).
Without text (Published from 03/2003).
Pinus cembra in the High Tatras NP. Photo: Centre for Scientific Tourism in Slovakia (Published from 01/2003).
Memories of summer in the Dobrocsky Primeval Forest, Slovakia. Photo: Zdeno Vlach. Published from 12/2002.
Our Belgian friends watching wildlife during 2002 October excursion (Photo: J. Sperka, CSTS). Published from 10/2002.
The Mažárná Limestone Cave in the Tlstá National Nature Preserve, Veľká Fatra National Park, Slovakia, surrounded by the Carpathian mix of tree species. Photo: © Centre for Scientific Tourism, 2002. Published from 09/2002.
Photo: So this is Slovakia... (Cornflowers photographed by Michaël Pontégnie from Belgium, June 2002). Published from 08/2002.
Belgian scientists in Vtacnik, a beech primary forest, Slovakia (Photo: CSTS). Published from 07/2002.
Podpoľanie (Under Mt. Kopa) - CSTS guides working on a new excursion route devoted to sustainable agriculture and land management in Slovakia (Photo: Danka Burianová). Published from 06/2002.
International conference participants during a CSTS guided trip to a natural Carpathian forest, Slovakia. Photo: Ivan Rybar (from 05/2002).
Work horses in the Hnilec Valley, Slovakia. Photo: Jaroslav Jirousek (from 04/2002).
Screenshot from animation "The origin of Tatras" (from 03/2002).
Cross-country skiing on the rim of the Polana volcano. Photo: Viliam Pichler Sr. (from 02/2002).
PF 2002 - Vysoke Tatry Mts. Photo: Robert Markech (from 12/2001).
Young White-throated Dipper (Cinclus cinclus). Photo: Z. Vlach (8-11/2001).
Jurský Šúr Nature Preserve features black alder trees growing in a waterlogged tectonic depression (4-7/2001)
Slovak landscape in winter with the High Tatras on the horizon (1-3/2001)
Exclusive Picture from Slovak Primeval Forest Badín (10/2000 - 1/2001)
"Welcome to the new Web Site of the Centre for Scientific Tourism in Slovakia" (5-9/2000) Note: For other pictures visit our Photo and Video Gallery
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