In 1999, he found new partners in Slovenia and Croatia. Partner organizations exchange information about otter populations and wetlands, ensure mutual help, adapt new methods and programs, and organize reciprocal study visits. Pal has already hosted Austrian, German, Czech, Slovene, and French groups eight times. With the cooperation of the Somogy Provincial Association for Nature Conservation, Pal established the Otter Park in June of 1998 in southwestern Hungary. He created this park with the aim of presenting otters in their natural environment and providing environmental programs for school classes.
New construction is underway and several new buildings are being built.
Two people manage the daily activities and are paid by the partner organization. In the beginning, the schools of Somogy county visited the park. Today, classes arrive from all over Hungary. Pal is planning to establish professional programs as well like a transportable otter ambulance and a national otter protection center with the cooperation of fishing organizations. He lectures at national conferences and participates in international conferences.