- Pobrzeza Poludniowobaltyckie
- Pobrzeza Wschodniobaltyckie
- Pojezierza Poludniowobaltyckie
- Pojezierza Wschodniobaltyckie
- Wysoczyzny Podlasko-Bialoruskie
- Polesie
- Wyzyna Wolynsko-Podolska
- Niziny Sasko-Luzyckie
- Niziny Srodkowopolskie
- Sudety i Przedgorze Sudeckie
- Wyzyna Slasko-Krakowska
- Wyzyna Malopolska
- Wyzyna Lubelsko-Lwowska
- Polnocne Podkarpacie
- Zewnetrzne Karpaty Zachodnie
- Centralne Karpaty Zachodnie
- Wschodnie Podkarpacie
- Beskidy Wschodnie
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Polesie National Park
The Park is situated in the western part of the Polesie Region which borders the Lublin Higland to the south, Podlasie in the north and Mazowsze (Mazovia) to the west. This is an
More information on Polesie National Park website.
The Park area has a tundra- or forest/tundra-like habitat, which is the south-western extent of this habitat type in Europe. There are 928 species of vascular plants growing in the Park. Out of this number, 170 species are rare, while 60 are protected by law.
An interesting feature of the park is its complex of carbonate marshes: Bagno Bubnow (Bubnow Marsh), Staw and part of Torfowisko Orlowskie.
Polesie National Park lies in central Poland near its eastern border. It was established in 1990 on the basis of the existing peatbogs nature reserves: Durne Bagno, Jezioro Moszne, Jezioro Dlugie, Torfowisko Orlowskie.
After the World War II the fashion of making wastelands productive caused priceless for nature poleskie marshes to be changed into meadows and pastures.
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