Sečovlje Salina Nature Park is located in Slovenia, near the border with Italy. This protected area covers approximately 1,500 hectares and is known for its traditional salt pans, which have been in use since the Middle Ages. The park is home to diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, salt marshes, and coastal habitats, making it a vital area for various bird species. The park is also significant for its cultural heritage, showcasing the traditional methods of salt production. Visitors can explore the scenic landscapes, observe wildlife, and learn about the history of salt-making in the region, contributing to both ecological and cultural preservation.