Dolina Srodkowej Wisly is a Special Protection Area encompassing part of Vistula river between Deblin and Plock cities. The river kept its natural character of braided river on the area of the refuge, with many islands. The refuge is situated on the site of lubuskie and mazowieckie voivodeship.
Watercourses, deciduous forests, meadows and pastures are dominating biotypes of the refuge.
Birds mentioned in Appendix I of Birds Directive:
- Little bittern,
- Black stork,
- Ferruginous duck,
- Smew,
- White-tailed eagle,
- Marsh harrier,
- Corn crake,
- Stone curlew,
- Red-necked phalarope,
- Mediterranean gull,
- Little gull,
- Caspian tern,
- Common tern,
- Little tern,
- Black tern,
- European kingfisher,
- Black woodpecker,
- Middle spotted woodpecker,
- Tawny pipit,
- Bluethroat,
- Barred warbler,
- Red-breasted flycatcher,
- Red-backed shrike.
Existing forms of nature protection:
- Nature reserves: Kepa Antoninska, Kepa Rakowska, Kepa Wykowska, Kepy Kazunskie, Lachy Brzeskie, Lawice Kielpinskie, Lawice Troszynskie, Ruska Kepa, Wikliny Wislane, Wyspy Bialobrzeskie, Wyspy Kobylnickie (project), Wyspy Zakrzewskie, Wyspy Zawadowskie, Zakole Zakroczymskie,
- Areas of prortected Landscape: Pilica and Drzewiczka River Valleys, Gostyninsko-Gabinski, Nadwislanski I, Nadwislanski II, Nadwislanski III, Warszawski.
The UNEP/GRID-Warsaw Centre