Pictures show three national parks from the different regions of Poland. Photographs present the complexity of the Polish nature and its protected areas. From the costal hills of sand to the snowy mountain tops stretches the gallery of Lukasz Lukasik.

The 'Ujscie Warty' National Park has been formed as the last of 23 parks in Poland. It was set up on the 1st of July 2001 from the connection of the Slonsk Reserve and part of the 'Ujscie Warty' Landscape Park. It encompasses the area of 8038 ha, where are backwaters created mostly by the Postomia River. The bean goose is the symbol of the park.

Narew National Park is located in the north-east Poland, in Podlaskie Voivodeship. The Park lies in the marshy Upper Narew valley between Suraz and Rzedziany. Marshlands and wasteland are the dominating ecosystems and cover about 90% of the Park area.

The Biebrza National Park is located in northeast Poland, in the Podlaskie Voivodship. The northeastern boundary of the park is near the Belarus border. The Narew River and its confluence with the Biebrza River form the southern boundary of the park.

Pieniny National Park is situated in the Pieniny Mountains, in Malopolskie Voivodeship, on the Polish-Slovak boarder. The Pieniny are divided into Pieniny Spiskie, Pieniny Wlasciwe (where the Park lies) and Male Pieniny.