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The church in Konradowo is one of a few bat breeding locations in Poland. more »

The town of Zloty Stok was once famous for its goldmines. Now the abandoned pits and grooves are a mainstay of many bat species.

Panienskie Skaly is one of the two locations in Poland, where an endangered and strictly protected Killarney Fern can be found.

In the area of Skalki Stoleckie four species of Mediterranean insects hale been noted, among them the Wall-Bee.

Karkonosze are the highest ridge in Sudety Mountains. The highest peak being Sniezka (1602m asl).

Nature reserve Torfowisko pod Zielencem covers the area of two peatbogs – Topielisko and Czarne Bloto.

In 1965 a nature reserve was established to protect the unique fauna of Skalki Stoleckie.

Sudeten province occupies on Polish territory area of about 9.3 thousand km² (approximately 3% of area of the country). The landscape in the region... more»

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Stolowe Mountains National Park

The Gory Stolowe National Park covers the Polish part of the Stolowe Mountains, which belong the Middle Sudety range. The Park is located in the south-western Poland, on the border with the Czech Republic and was established in 1993.

In the area of Skalki Stoleckie four species of Mediterranean insects hale been noted, among them the Wall-Bee.