# 1 Annex Species in 12 Phare countries

AUTHOR:
Vladykov, Renaud, Kott & Economidis, 1982


AUTHOR:
Nascetti, Andreone, Capula & Bullini, 1988


AUTHOR:
Capula, Nascetti, Lanza, Bullini & Crespo, 1985


AUTHOR:
(A. P. de Candolle in Lamarck & A. P. de Candolle) Mougeot & Nestler, 1823


AUTHOR:
(W. P. Schimper ex Milde) Lindberg, 1878


AUTHOR:
(Garov.) Bruch, Philipp, W. P. Schimper & W. T. Gumbel


AUTHOR:
(Heywood, 1954) Galiano & Rivas Martínez, 1967


AUTHOR:
(Hoffmanns. & Link, 1813-1820) Franco, 1984


AUTHOR:
(Degen & Bald., 1899) Degen & Bald., 1903


# 2 FFH Annex I habitats in 12 Phare countries

HBTTAXEN:
Hellenic beech forests with Abies borisii-regis


HBTTAXEN:
Riparian formations on intermittent Mediterranean water courses with Rhododendron ponticum, Salix and others


HBTTAXEN:
Oriental plane woods (Platanion orientalis)


HBTTAXEN:
Thermo-Mediterranean riparian galleries (Nerio-Tamariceteae) and south-west Iberian Peninsula riparian galleries (Securinegion tinctoriae)


HBTTAXEN:
Macaronesian laurel forests (Laurus, Ocotea)


HBTTAXEN:
Montane spruce forests of the inner Alps


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine forests with larch and Pinus cembra


HBTTAXEN:
Eastern siliceous larch and arolla forests


HBTTAXEN:
Eastern calcicolous larch and arolla forests


HBTTAXEN:
Pinus uncinata forests (*on gypsum or limestone)


HBTTAXEN:
Appenine Abies alba and Picea excelsa forests


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean pine forests with endemic black pines


HBTTAXEN:
Sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time


HBTTAXEN:
Mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low tide


HBTTAXEN:
Marine 'columns' in shallow water made by leaking gases


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Atlantic and Baltic coasts


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Mediterranean coasts (with endemic Limonium spp.)


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Macaronesian coasts (flora endemic to these coasts)


HBTTAXEN:
Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand


HBTTAXEN:
Continental salt meadows (Puccinellietalia distantis)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic halophilous scrubs (Arthrocnemetalia fructicosae)


HBTTAXEN:
Shifting dunes along the shoreline with Ammophila arenaria (white dunes)


HBTTAXEN:
Fixed dunes with herbaceous vegetation (grey dunes)


HBTTAXEN:
Northern grey fixed dunes (Galio-Koelerion albescentis)


HBTTAXEN:
Biscay fixed grey dunes (Euphorbio-Helichrysion)


HBTTAXEN:
Ibero-Mediterranean fixed grey dunes (Crucianellion maritimae)


HBTTAXEN:
Greek fixed grey dunes (Euphorbia terracina)


HBTTAXEN:
Thermophile fringes incorporated within fixed grey dunes (Trifolio-Gerantietea sanguinei, Galio maritimi-Geranion sanguinei)


HBTTAXEN:
Fine-grass annual communities of fixed grey dunes (Thero-Airion, Botrychio-Polygaletum, Tuberarion guttatae)


HBTTAXEN:
Decalcified fixed dunes with Empetrum nigrum


HBTTAXEN:
Eu-atlantic decalcified fixed dunes (Calluno-Ulicetea)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean Crucianellion maritimae fixed beach dunes


HBTTAXEN:
Brachypodietalia dune grasslands with annuals


HBTTAXEN:
Wooded dunes with Pinus pinea and/or Pinus pinaster


HBTTAXEN:
Dry sandy heaths with Calluna and Genista


HBTTAXEN:
Dry sandy heaths with Calluna and Empetrum nigrum


HBTTAXEN:
Open grassland with Corynephorus and Agrostis of continental dunes


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of Atlantic sandy plains with amphibious vegetation: Lobelia, Littorelia and Isoetes


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of West Mediterranean sandy plains with Isoetes


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with amphibious vegetation: Littorella or Isoetes or annual vegetation on exposed banks (Nanocyperetalia)


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with amphibious vegetation: Littorella or Isoetes


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with annual vegetation on exposed banks (Nanocyperetalia)


HBTTAXEN:
Hard oligo-mesotrophic waters with benthic vegetation of chara formations


HBTTAXEN:
Natural euthrophic lakes with Magnopotamion or Hydrocharition-type vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Sections of water courses with natural or semi-natural dynamics (minor, average and major beds) where the water quality shows no significant deterioration


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and the herbaceous vegetation along their banks


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Myricaria germanica


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Salix elaegnos


HBTTAXEN:
Constantly flowing Mediterranean rivers with Glaucium flavum


HBTTAXEN:
Floating vegetation of Ranunculus of plane, submountainous rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Pionner annual vegetation on muds (Chenopodietum rubri) of submountainous rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Constantly flowing Mediterranean rivers: Paspalo-Agrostidion and hanging curtains of Salix and Populus alba


HBTTAXEN:
Northern Atlantic wet heaths with Erica tetralix


HBTTAXEN:
Southern Atlantic wet heaths with Erica ciliaris and Erica tetralix


HBTTAXEN:
Dry coastal heaths with Erica vagans and Ulex maritimus


HBTTAXEN:
Scrub with Pinus mugo and Rhododendron hirsutum (Mugo-Rhododendretum hirsuti)


HBTTAXEN:
Endemic oro-Mediterranean heaths with gorse


HBTTAXEN:
Stable Buxus sempervirens formations on calcareous rock slopes (Berberidion p.)


HBTTAXEN:
Juniperus communis formations on calcareous heaths or grasslands


HBTTAXEN:
Cistus palhinhae formations on maritime wet heaths (Junipero-Cistetum palhinhae)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean arborescent matorral: Juniper formations


HBTTAXEN:
Juniperus excelsa and J. foetidissima arborescent matorrals


HBTTAXEN:
Low formations of euphorbia close to cliffs


HBTTAXEN:
Thermo-Mediterranean and pre-steppe brush: tree-spurge formations, diss-dominated garrigues, palmetto-brush, pre-desert scrub and thermo-mediterranean broom fields


HBTTAXEN:
West Mediterranean phrygana (Astralago-Plantaginetum subulatae)


HBTTAXEN:
Cretan, Sardinian, Italian and Balearic phrygana formations (Euphorbieto-Verbascion)


HBTTAXEN:
Karstic calcareous grasslands (Alysso-Sedion albi)


HBTTAXEN:
Xeric sand calcareous grasslands (Koelerion glaucae)


HBTTAXEN:
Siliceous Pyrenean grasslands with Festuca eskia


HBTTAXEN:
Siliceous Festuca indigesta Iberian grasslands


HBTTAXEN:
Rusty sedge meadows and related communities


HBTTAXEN:
Semi-natural dry grasslands on calcareous substrates (Festuco Brometalia)(*important orchid sites)


HBTTAXEN:
Sub-Atlantic very dry calcareous grasslands


HBTTAXEN:
Pseudo-steppe with grasses and annuals (Thero-Brachypodietea)


HBTTAXEN:
Species-rich Nardus grasslands, on siliceous substrates in mountain areas (and submountain areas, in continental Europe)


HBTTAXEN:
Sclerophyllous grazed forests (dehesas) with Quercus suber and/or Quercus ilex


HBTTAXEN:
Molinia meadows on chalk and clay (Eu-Molinion)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean tall-herb and rush meadows (Molinio-Holoschoenion)


HBTTAXEN:
Humid tall herb fringes of watercourses and woodlands


HBTTAXEN:
Subalpine and alpine tall herb communities


HBTTAXEN:
Cnidion venosae meadows liable to flooding


HBTTAXEN:
Lowland hay meadows (Alopecurus pratensis, Sanguisorba officinalis)


HBTTAXEN:
Mountain hay meadows (British types with Geranium sylvaticum)


HBTTAXEN:
Degraded raised bogs (still capable of natural regeneration)


HBTTAXEN:
Depressions on peat substrates (Rhynchosporion)


HBTTAXEN:
Calcareous fens with Cladium mariscus and Carex davalliana


HBTTAXEN:
Petrifying springs with tufa formation (Cratoneurion)


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine pioneer formations of Caricion bicoloris-atrofuscae


HBTTAXEN:
Western Mediterranean and alpine thermophilous screes


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated calcareous inland cliffs with casmophytic vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Western eu-mediterranean and oro-iberian calcareous cliffs


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine and sub-mediterranean calcareous cliffs


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated silicicolous  inland cliffs with casmophytic vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Beech forests with Ilex and Taxus , rich in epiphytes (Ilici-Fagion)


HBTTAXEN:
Subalpine beech woods with Acer and Rumex arifolius


HBTTAXEN:
Old acidophilous oak woods with Quercus robur on sandy plains


HBTTAXEN:
Old oak woods with Ilex and Blechnum in British Isles


HBTTAXEN:
Thermophilous ash (Fraxinus angustifolia) woods


HBTTAXEN:
Residual alluvial forests (Alnion glutinoso-incanae)


HBTTAXEN:
Mixed oak-elm-ash forests of great rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Apennine beech forests with Taxus and Ilex


HBTTAXEN:
Apennine beech forests with Abies alba and beech forests with Abies nebrodensis


HBTTAXEN:
Galicio-Portuguese oak woods with Quercus robur and Quercus pyrenaica


HBTTAXEN:
Quercus faginea woods (Iberian Peninsula)


HBTTAXEN:
Quercus trojana woods (Italy and Greece)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean pine forests with endemic Mesogean pines,including Pinus mugo and Pinus leucodermis


HBTTAXEN:
Endemic Mediterranean forests with Juniperus spp.


HBTTAXEN:
Syrian juniper (Juniperus drupaceae) woods


# 3 Emerald Annex habitats in 12 Phare countries

TXT:
Carpets of perennial vegetation submerged for a considerable part of the year in oligotrophic or mesotrophic lakes, ponds and pools of the boreo-nemoral zone and of mountains of more southern areas.

REF:
(Lebrun &, 1949; Tüxen and Oberdorfer, 1958; Rivas-Martinez, 1963, 1975c; Holub &, 1967; Duvigneaud, 1972, 1986; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1973; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Brasseur &, 1977; Schumacker &, 1977; Bournérias, 1979, 1984; Pignatti, 1982; Moravec, 1983, 1986; Géhu, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Dupias, 1985; Ozenda, 1985; Duvigneaud &, 1986; Vigo and Ninot, 1987; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990, 1992a; Elias &, 1991; Korotkov &, 1991; Palmer &, 1992; Pott, 1992; Traxler, 1993; Britton and Crivelli, 1993).


TXT:
Rare communities colonising the fluid muds of drying ponds and characterised by [Eleocharis ovata], [Eleocharis carniolica], [Carex bohemica], [Lindernia procumbens], [Scirpus supinus], [Limosella aquatica], [Cyperus fuscus], [Peplis portula], [Juncus tenageia], [Elatine hexandra], [Elatine hydropiper].


TXT:
Pioneer formations of humid calcareous sands, with [Samolus valerandi], [Centaurium littorale], [Centaurium erythraea], [Centaurium pulchellum], [Gentianella amarella], [Blackstonia perfoliata], [Juncus bufonius], characteristic of humid dune slacks and dune pool fringes, on soils with low salinity.


TXT:
Medio-European communities dominated by the annual galingales [Cyperus flavescens], [Cyperus fuscus] and [Cyperus michelianus].


TXT:
Varied communities, some very rare and threatened, of small annuals of wet ground.


TXT:
Formations of Mediterranean, thermo-Atlantic and Macaronesian entirely or partially summer-dry ponds, pools and ditches with [Isoetes spp.], [Marsilea quadrifolia], [Marsilea strigosa], [Pilularia globulifera], [P. minuta], [Mentha pulegium], [Lythrum hyssopifolia s.l.], [Trifolium filiforme], [Peplis erecta], [Teucrium cravense], [Serapias lingua], [Juncus bufonius], [Juncus capitatus], [Juncus pygmaeus], [Juncus fasciculatus], [Scirpus savii], sometimes (rocky edges of fast rivulets), [Spiranthes aestivalis] and [Anagallis tenella].


TXT:
Vegetation of tall annuals of terrain covered by deep waters during long periods, with [Eryngium corniculatum] and [Mentha cervina].


TXT:
Meso-hygrophile grasslands of crystalline Provence, with [Carex divisa] ssp. [chaetophylla], often dominant, [Briza minor], [Oenanthe lachenalii] and numerous [Serapias] species ([Serapias lingua], [Serapias neglecta], [Serapias vomeracea]).


Name:
Pannonic riverbank dwarf sedge communities

TXT:
Communities of nitrogen-rich muds and inundation zones of watercourses and lakes of the western central Eurasian steppe and pre-steppe zones, in particular of Pannonic and sub-Pannonic plains and hills, with [Cyperus fuscus], [Cyperus flavescens], [Cyperus michelianus] ([Dichostylis michelianus]),  [Juncus bufonius], [Echinochloa crus-galli], [Filaginella uliginosa] ([Gnaphalium uliginosum]), [Elatine hungarica], [Ammannia verticillata].


TXT:
Formations rich in [Hydrocharis morsus-ranae].


TXT:
Formations dominated by [Stratiotes aloides].


TXT:
Formations of bladderworts ([Utricularia australis], [Utricularia vulgaris]).


TXT:
Often dense and extensive mats dominated by the free-floating fern [Salvinia natans].


TXT:
Formations harbouring the carnivorous, free-floating Droseraceae [Aldrovanda vesiculosa].


TXT:
Formations of [Nelumbo nucifera], occurring in the Volga delta and from the south Caspian lowlands to the Far East, with a naturalized population in Romania.


TXT:
Communities dominated by water crowfoots, [Ranunculus peltatus], [Ranunculus aquatilis], [Ranunculus baudotii], [Ranunculus hederaceus], [Ranunculus rionii], with both submerged and floating leaves, characteristic mostly of shallow waters with fluctuating water levels, susceptible to occasional drying.


TXT:
Communities of shallow waters, dominated by [Hottonia palustris].


TXT:
Charophyte, [Chara] and [Nitella], algal carpets of the bottom of unpolluted lime-rich lakes.

REF:
(Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Peinardo Lorca &, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Ochyra, 1985; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990, 1992a; Pott, 1992; Schratt, 1993).


TXT:
Terrestrial communities colonizing the bottom of waterbodies that are completely and recurrently emptied of water for part of the time, such as Irish turloughs.  The characteristics of each stage of the cycle can be defined by use of codes of 22.1, 22.2, 22.3, 22.4, and, if appropriate, 37, 38, 53, 54, or 8.


TXT:
Athalassal, permanent or temporary, brackish, saline or hypersaline waterbodies and their associated animal, charophyte, green algal or lower algal pelagic and benthic communities.  The macrophytic, euhydrophytic based communities that colonize them are separately listed under 23.2, the macrophytic amphibious communities and the terrestrial communities that may develop during dry phases or in drying and dried portions under 15, fringing belts or island rafts of rooted or floating tall emergent vegetation under 53.


TXT:
Permanently or usually emergent features of inland seas and of permanent or temporary saline lakes or ponds (22.1, 22.2).


TXT:
Humid, peaty or semi-peaty heaths, other than blanket bogs, of the Atlantic and sub-Atlantic domaines.

REF:
(Lebrun &, 1949; Ellenberg, 1963; Depasse &, 1970; Géhu, 1973; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Noirfalise and Vanesse, 1976; De Sloover &, 1978; Rivas-Martinez, 1979; Gimingham &, 1979; Bournérias, 1979; Noirfalise &, 1980; de Smidt, 1981; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Polunin and Walters, 1985; Oberdorfer, 1990; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Mesophile or xerophile heaths on siliceous, podsolic soils in moist Atlantic and sub-Atlantic climates of the plains and low mountains of Western and Central Europe.

REF:
(Gimingham, 1972; Géhu, 1973; Noirfalise and Vanesse, 1976; Gimingham &, 1979; Bournérias, 1979; Noirfalise &, 1980; Ratcliffe, 1980;  Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Polunin and Walters, 1985; Webb, 1986; Oberdorfer, 1990; 1993a; Pott, 1992; Ellmauer, 1993).


TXT:
Heaths of the Canary Islands, Azores and Madeira.

REF:
(Delvosalle, 1964; Duvigneaud, 1977; Page, 1979; White, 1983; Bramwell and Bramwell, 1983; Wildpret de la Torre and del Arco Aguilar, 1987; Machado #, ).


TXT:
Frequent formations widespread, occupying small surfaces, in the subalpine and lower alpine levels (1700-2000 m) of the eastern and southern Carpathian Mountains, dominated by [Rhododendron myrtifolium] (=[R. kotschyi]), [Vaccinium gaultherioides] and [Vaccinium vitis-idaea], with some regional species such as [Soldanella hungarica] ssp. [major], [Potentilla aurea] ssp. [chrysocraspeda], [Melampyrum saxosum], [Campanula abietina] and [Campanula serrata].


TXT:
[Rhododendron myrtifolium]-dominated heaths of the subalpine belt of the Balkan Range and the Rila.


TXT:
Formations of [Bruckenthalia spiculifolia], often accompanied by [Juniperus nana], [Vaccinium myrtillus] and herbaceous alpine grassland species, occupying damp, non-calcareous substrates of high mountains of the Balkan peninsula and northern Anatolia.

REF:
(Horvat &, 1974; Davis, 1978; Polunin and Walters, 1985; Strid, 1989; Sanda &, 1991; Bondev, 1991).


TXT:
Primary cushion heaths of the high, dry mountains of the Mediterranean and Irano-Turanian regions, with low, cushion-forming, often spiny shrubs, such as [Acantholimon], [Astragalus], [Erinacea], [Vella], [Bupleurum], [Ptilotrichum], [Genista], [Echinospartum], [Anthyllis] and various composites and labiates; secondary, zoogenic cushion heaths of the same regions, either downslope extensions of the high-altitude formations, and dominated by the same species, or specifically montane or steppic, often [Genista]-dominated in the Mediterranean region.  Excluded are cushion-heaths of thermo-Mediterranean lowlands (33) and of deserts and semideserts (7).

REF:
(Rechinger, 1943, 1951; Schweinfurth, 1957; Tûxen and Oberdorfer, 1958; Rivas Goday and Rivas-Martinez, 1958; Delvosalle and Duvigneaud, 1962; Archiloque &, 1969; Polunin and Smythies, 1973; Zohary, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Ozenda, 1975, 1985; Girerd, 1978; Ozenda &, 1979; Izco, 1979; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Polunin, 1980; Reisigl and Danesch, 1980; Strid, 1980, 1989; Quézel, 1981; Nimis, 1981; Zaffran, 1982; Pignatti, 1982; White, 1983; Bramwell and Bramwell, 1983; Géhu, 1984; Rivas-Martinez, Diaz &, 1984; Polunin and Walters, 1985; Dupias, 1985; Chiappini, 1985a; Noirfalise, 1986; Walter and Breckle, 1986; 1991c; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Wildpret de la Torre and del Arco Aguilar, 1987; Camarda and Valsecchi, 1990; Gamisans, 1991).


TXT:
Deciduous thickets of the Pannonic basin and neighbouring regions, with north-western irradiations in Central Europe, within and around the range of occurrence of white cinquefoil oak woods (41.7A11, 41.7A12, 41.7A13), of western tartar maple steppe oak woods (41.7A21) and of Pannonian white oak woods (41.7374).


TXT:
Stands of [Euphorbia dendroides], remarkable tertiary relict of Macaronesian origin; they occur as a facies of the thermo-Mediterranean brushes of the Balearics, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Islas Eolie, Egadi, Pelagi, Pantelleria, Crete, and, very locally, of those of the coasts of northern Catalonia, south-eastern France, peninsular Italy and its islands, central Greece, notably on slopes facing the gulf of Corinth, the Peloponnese, the Aegean archipelagoes, and enclaves of the Mediterranean periphery of Anatolia and the Levant.  Particularly extensive and robust stands occur in Sicily, Sardinia and Crete where they may extend to relatively high altitudes.  Very local formations in Mediterranean North Africa occupy the steep rocky slopes of some coastal capes and isolated inland sites (Ichkeul).

REF:
(Rechinger, 1951; Quézel and Santa, 1963; Bolos &, 1970; Pignatti, 1972; Zohary, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Brullo &, 1977; Rivas-Martinez &, 1980; Ozenda, 1981; Becker &, 1982; Lopez Gonzalez, 1982; Gamisans, 1985; Chiappini, 1985b; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987).


TXT:
[Chamaerops humilis]-dominated formations; other thermo-Mediterranean brushes or garrigues rich in the physiognomically important palmetto can be identified by a combination of this code and that of the other appropriate subdivision of 32.2. Palmetto brushes are best represented in the coastal areas of south-western, southern and eastern Iberia, the Balearics, Sicily and its satellite islands and Mediterranean North Africa, with more sporadic occurrences in the Guadalquivir basin, Sardinia, and the Tyrrhenian coasts and islands of peninsular Italy.

REF:
(Quézel and Santa, 1962; Fenaroli, 1970; Ozenda &, 1979; Reisigl and Danesch, 1980; Tomaselli 1981a, b; Chiappini, 1985b; Noirfalise, 1986).


TXT:
Shrub formations constituting, with the halo-nitrophilous scrubs (15.724) and the localized gypsum scrubs (15.93), much of the natural and semi-natural vegetation of the arid zone of south-eastern Spain (Almeria, Murcia, Alicante), a highly distinctive region of unique climatological, biological and landscape character within Europe, extremely rich in African and endemic species. Several of the most remarkable formations remain in only a few undisturbed localities and are gravely at risk. Similar formations occur in the upper arid (Mediterranean arid) zone of North Africa.  Outposts of these communities also exist in Sicily, the Egadi islands, the Pelagie islands, Malta and Pantelleria.

REF:
(Delvosalle and Duvigneaud, 1962; Rivas Goday and Rivas-Martinez, 1968; Brullo &, 1970; Freitag, 1971; Rivas-Martinez, 1974; Ozenda &, 1979; Pignatti, 1982; Ferre Bueno &, 1985; Noirfalise, 1986; Le Houérou, 1986; Alcaraz Ariza and Peinado Lorca, 1987).


TXT:
Mostly animal communities colonizing soft sediments such as mud, sand or gravel of the infralittoral and circalittoral zones.


Name:
Sublittoral rocky seabeds and kelp forests

TXT:
Varied, strongly stratified communities colonizing underwater cliffs, reefs and rocky continental shelf seabeds.


TXT:
Continental shelf colonies of lower plants or animals resulting in concretions and encrustations.


TXT:
Communities of marine invertebrates and algae colonizing the bottom and sides of caves (12.7) situated under the sea or the sublittoral part of caves having an entirely, periodically or partly submerged opening.

REF:
(Augier, 1982, 1985; Harmelin &, 1987; Fiala-Médione &, 1987; Barnes and Hughes, 1988; Boury-Esnault &, 1993).


TXT:
Invertebrate and algal communities colonizing soft sediments such as mud, sand or gravel of the intertidal zone.


TXT:
Beds of submerged marine vascular vegetation of the oceans, seas and coastal lagoons, except those of brackish seas and lagoons.

REF:
(Good, 1974: 256; Heywood, 1978; Barnes and Hughes, 1988).


TXT:
Emergent [Eleocharis parvula] or [Eleocharis acicularis] formations of brackish seas, sea inlets, estuaries, permanent pools of mud or sand flats, and coastal lagoons.

REF:
(Géhu, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984:  4.2.2.1; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990; Schubert and Vent, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Caves situated under the sea or opened to it, at least at high tide.  Their marine part harbours benthic communities of 11.26 and 11.294.  They may be connected to terrestrial cave systems (65) or to the underground water network through anchihaline environments (65.451).


TXT:
Broadening of rivers entering the sea. Detailed habitats can be coded by combining subdivisions of prefix 11 with the relevant physiographic subdivisions of 13.2.

REF:
(Ketchum, 1983; Dijkema; 1984; Britton and Morton, 1989).


TXT:
Sands and muds of the coasts of the oceans, their connected seas and associated lagoons, submerged for part of every tide or for part of the annual cycle, devoid of vascular plants, but usually coated by blue algae and diatoms.  They are of particular importance as feeding grounds for wildfowl and waders.  The diverse intertidal communities of invertebrates and algae that occupy them can be precised by use of the subdivisions of 11.27, eelgrass communities that may be exposed for a few hours in the course of every tide by use of those of 11.3, brackish water vegetation of permanent pools by use of those of 11.4.


TXT:
Endemic, threatened [Salicornia veneta] swards of basins of the Venice lagoon.


TXT:
Annual [Salicornia spp.] and [Microcnemum coralloides] formations of interior Iberian salt basins.

REF:
(Castroviejo and Porta, 1975; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1975; Géhu, 1984; Ladero &, 1984; Peinado Lorca &, 1984; Dijkema &, 1984; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987).


TXT:
Annual glasswort ([Salicornia spp.], [Microcnemum coralloides]), seablite ([Suaeda spp.]) and saltwort ([Salsola spp.]) solonchak formations, colonizing periodically inundated muds of Black Sea coastal saltmarshes and of inland salt-basins of central Eurasian, Irano-Anatolian and Saharo-Mediterranean steppe and cold desert zones.


TXT:
Formations of annual pioneers occupying sands subject to variable salinity and humidity, on the coasts, in the dunal systems and in the saltmarshes of the Atlantic, the North Sea and the Baltic. They are usually limited to small surfaces and best developed in the zone of contact between dune and saltmarsh.  Characteristic species include [Sagina maritima], [Sagina nodosa], [Cochlearia danica], [Gentiana uliginosa], [Centaurium littorale], [Bupleurum tenuissimum].

REF:
(Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Géhu, Caron and Bon, 1975; Parent and Burny, 1981; Géhu, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Dijkema &, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990, 1994; Korotkov &, 1991; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Sparse solonchak formations of annual grasses of genus [Crypsis] ([Heleochloa]), accompanied by [Cyperus pannonicus] ([Acorellus pannonicus]), [Spergularia media] ([Spergularia marginata]), [Spergularia marina] ([Spergularia salina]), [Salicornia spp.], [Lepidium latifolium], [Chenopodium spp.], [Atriplex spp.], colonizing drying muds of humid depressions of the salt steppes and saltmarshes (15.A) of Eurasia, from Pannonia to the Far East.

REF:
(Soo, 1957, 1980; Serbanescu, 1965; Holub &, 1967; Ganchev &, 1971; Vicherek, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Popescu and Sanda, 1976; Sanda &, 1980; Szujko-Lacza, 1981, 1982, 1986; Szujko-Lacza &, 1982; Komaromy, 1982; Moravec, 1983; Elias &, 1991; Korotkov &, 1991; Sanda and Popescu, 1991; Popescu &, 1992; Mucina, 1993).


TXT:
Communities characteristic of the lower part of the coastal saltmarshes of the Atlantic and its connected seas, in particular, facies of the saltmarsh grass meadows, transitional or not to other communities, in which [Puccinellia maritima] is accompanied by populations of other species which take on an important physiognomic role.

REF:
(Géhu &, 1975; Géhu and Delzenne, 1975; Duvigneaud, 1975; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Parent and Burny, 1981; Dijkema &, 1984; Drachenfels &, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Géhu, 1984, 1986; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Noirfalise, 1986; Diaz Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Often relatively species-rich, grassy, flowery formations characteristic of the upper levels of the salt meadows of the Atlantic and its connected seas, with [Armeria maritima], [Glaux maritima], [Plantago maritima], [Frankenia laevis], [Artemisia maritima], [Festuca rubra], [Agrostis stolonifera], [Juncus gerardii], [Carex extensa], [Blysmus rufus], [Eleocharis spp.].  Similar communities occupying the lower levels of brackish meadows, in particular of the Baltic, are included, while formations restricted to brackish conditions are listed under 15.34. The dominance of various species induces distinctive facies, the most important of which are individualised in subunits.


TXT:
Communities of saltmarshes of the Atlantic and its connected seas developed in areas of varying salinity and humidity, such as estuaries, in coastal basins with fresh water input and along brackish seashores, such as those of the inner Baltic.

REF:
(Géhu &, 1975; Géhu and Delzenne, 1975; Duvigneaud, 1975; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Parent and Burny, 1981; Dijkema &, 1984; Drachenfels &, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Géhu, 1984, 1986; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Noirfalise, 1986; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Salt meadows of inland salt basins of the nemoral zones of western Europe and eastern Asia. Continental saltmarshes of interior middle Europe are remarkable, extremely threatened communities occurring in a few isolated stations of Saxony and Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein, Thuringe, Hesse, Lorraine, Auvergne, the Midlands and south-eastern Poland (lower Nida valley). They comprise this unit and continental glasswort swards (15.112).

REF:
(Duvigneaud, 1967; Drachenfels &, 1984; Géhu, 1984; Géhu and Rivas-Martinez, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Dejou, 1985; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Trzcinska-Tacik, 1988; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Salt meadows of the Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic coasts and of the endoreic interior basins of Mediterranean Iberia.

REF:
(Bolos and Molinier, 1958; De Jong, 1965; Wolff, 1968; Bolos, Molinier and Montserrat, 1970; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1973; Zohary, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Rivas-Martinez, 1975a; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1975; Castroviejo and Costa, 1975; Izco and Cirujano, 1975; Lavagne and Moutte, 1977; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Lahondère, 1982; Géhu and Rivas Martinez, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Géhu, Costa &, 1984; Chiappini, 1985a; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Britton and Crivelli, 1993).


TXT:
Scrubby formations of woody glassworts ([Arthrocnemum]), seablites ([Suaeda]), [Halimione], [Halocnemum] or [Limoniastrum], characteristic of saltmarshes, salt basins, and their immediate vicinity, in the coastal regions of the Mediterranean and of the warm temperate Atlantic, north locally to the English Channel and the southern North Sea, as well as of endoreic interior basins of Iberia.  Scrubby formations of saltmarshes of the temperate coasts of the western Pacific and its connected seas.

REF:
(Oberdorfer, 1952; Bolos and Molinier, 1960; Maire, 1962; Wolff, 1968; Bolos &, 1970; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1973; Zohary, 1973:461;  Horvat &, 1974; Géhu and Delzenne, 1975; Géhu &, 1975; Castroviejo and Porta, 1975; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1977; Géhu &, 1978; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Parent and Burny, 1981; Géhu, 1984, 1986; Géhu and Rivas-Martinez, 1984; Rivas-Martinez, Alcaraz &, 1984; Géhu, Costa &, 1984; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1984; Peinado Lorca &, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Chiappini, 1985a; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Wildpret de la Torre and del Arco Aguilar, 1987; Korotkov &, 1991; Britton and Crivelli, 1993).


TXT:
Halophile shrub formations of dry ground in low-precipitation areas of the Mediterranean zone, in particular, the Iberian peninsula and Sicily and of the Macaronesian Islands.  Xero-halophile scrubs of the steppe zones are listed under 15.A, of the desert and semi-desert regions under 7.


TXT:
Associations rich in perennial, rosette-forming [Limonium spp.] or esparto grass, [Lygeum spartum], occupying, in the Mediterranean coastal region and on the fringes of endoreic interior salt basins of arid Mediterranean Iberia, soils temporarily permeated (though not inundated) by saline water and subject to extreme summer drying, with formation of salt efflorescences. These formations constitute a Mediterranean equivalent of the more continental formations of 15.A; the communities of Aegean and eastern Mediterranean coastal saltmarshes, included here, and those of interior Anatolia and steppic North Africa, listed under 15.A, are of a somewhat intermediate character.

REF:
(Oberdorfer, 1952; Braun-Blanquet and Bolos, 1957; Wolff, 1968; Bolos, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Castroviejo and Porta, 1975; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1984; Peinado-Lorca &, 1984; Géhu and Géhu-Franck, 1984a; Géhu, Costa &, 1984; Géhu, 1984; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1985; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987).


TXT:
Garrigues occupying gypsum-rich soils of the Iberian peninsula and of Mediterranean North Africa, usually very open and floristically characterised by the presence of numerous gypsophilous species, among which [Gypsophila struthium], [Gypsophila hispanica], [Centaurea hyssopifolia], [Teucrium libanitis], [Ononis tridentata], [Lepidium subulatum], [Herniaria fruticosa], [Reseda stricta], [Helianthemum squamatum]. They are often rich in thymes ([Thymus]), germanders ([Teucrium]), rockroses ([Helianthemum]), composites ([Centaurea], [Jurinea], [Santolina]), [Frankenia].

REF:
(Rivas Goday, 1955; Delvosalle and Duvigneaud, 1962; Rivas Goday and Rivas-Martinez, 1968; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1970; Bolos, 1973; Bellot, 1979; Géhu, 1984; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987).


Name:
Continental salt steppes and saltmarshes

TXT:
Salt steppes and their associated saltmarsh herbaceous, suffrutescent or frutescent communities developed in the middle Eurasian steppe, the Irano-Anatolian and the Saharo-Mediterranean zones, under continental or Mediterraneo-continental climatic regimes; they share a contingent of species of Irano-Turanian affinities.  Communities of the saltmarshes of continental waterbodies of the middle Eurasian steppe, the central Eurasian desert, the Irano-Anatolian and the Saharo-Mediterranean zones.  Salt steppes and saltmarshes of areas of extreme continentality within the boreal zone.

REF:
(Zohary, 1973; Soo, 1980; Walter and Breckle, 1986; Korotkov &, 1991).


TXT:
Onshore wind-carried sand deposits arranged in cordons of ridges parallel to the coast and often colonised and stabilised by communities of coarse maritime grasses.


TXT:
Humid depressions of the dunal systems. The most important habitats are included in the subordinate units. If the divisions proposed are not sufficient, appropriate codes from 22.4, 22.3, 54.2, 54.4, 53 can be used in conjunction with them. Humid dune-slacks are extremely rich and specialized habitats, very threatened by the lowering of water tables.

REF:
(Duvigneaud, 1947; Lebrun &, 1949; Morariu, 1957; Herbauts, 1971; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Lahondère, 1980; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Oberdorfer, 1990; Meshinev &, 1994).


TXT:
Halo-nitrophilous perennial vegetation of the upper beach of the great shingle bars of temperate seas, characteristic in particular of north-western Europe, where it is formed by [Crambe maritima], [Honkenya peploides] and species characteristic of the regional communities individualized below.

REF:
(Vanden Bergen, 1964; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Géhu, 1985, 1986; Oberdorfer, 1990; Pott, 1992).


TXT:
Plains behind dunes especially characteristic of the western seaboard of the Outer Hebrides. Wind-blown calcareous sands deposited on peat support a flower-rich, and correspondingly insect-rich, dune grassland studded with shallow lochs and cultivated on a strip rotation. The grassland is dominated by [Poa pratensis] and [Festuca rubra], accompanied by [Thalictrum minus] ssp. [arenarium], [Thymus praecox] ssp. [arcticus] ([T. drucei]), [Bellis perennis], [Prunella vulgaris], [Erodium cicutarium], [Trifolium spp.], [Euphrasia spp.] and many orchids, among which [Dactylorhiza fuchsii] ssp. [hebridensis], [D. purpurella], [Gymnadenia conopsea], [Coeloglossum viride], [Platanthera chlorantha] and [Orchis mascula] are the most prominent. This grassland harbours a plant community of very restricted distribution comprising vulnerable species; [Cochlearia scotica], [Euphrasia marshallii] and [Dactylorhiza fuchsii] ssp. [hebridensis] are endemic. Other elements of the ecosystem, such as pools and fallow fields, can be noted by addition of codes from other units (22, 16.2, 34, 37, 53, 54, 82, 87). As a whole, machair is an essential habitat for breeding waders such as [Haematopus ostralegus], [Vanellus vanellus], [Charadrius hiaticula], [Calidris alpina], [Tringa totanus] and [Gallinago gallinago]; it supports the healthiest European population of the threatened corncrake [Crex crex].

REF:
(Ritchie, 1976, 1979; Glentworth, 1979; Currie, 1979; Dickinson and Randall, 1979; Fuller &, 1979; Fuller, 1982; P. R. Evans #, 1985).


TXT:
Saline or hypersaline waters of the vicinity of the oceans and their connected seas, often formed from sea inlets by silting and cut off from the sea by more or less effective obstacles such as sand or mud banks.  The presence of marine invertebrate communities or vegetation can be indicated by combination with the relevant physiographic subdivisions of 21 of codes from 11; the presence of communities of athalassal affinities can similarly be indicated by addition of codes of 23.


TXT:
Lakes and pools with greenish to brownish clear waters, poor in dissolved bases (pH often 5-6).

REF:
(Duvigneaud, 1980; Vanden Berghen, 1982; Ellenberg, 1988).


TXT:
West Mediterranean formations dominated by retamas ([Lygos spp.]) or by large, non-spiny thermo-Mediterranean brooms of genera [Cytisus] and [Genista], limited to the Iberian peninsula, the Balearics, Mediterranean North Africa, Sicily and its associated islands, the Cilento coast of Campania.

REF:
(Delvosalle and Duvigneaud, 1962; Brullo &, 1977; Lopez Gonzalez, 1982; Pignatti, 1982; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1987).


TXT:
Low brush and garrigue formations of the dolomitic tableland, karsts, sands and terra-rosas of the vicinity of Cape San Vicente, with dwarf [Juniperus phoenicea] ssp. [lycia], [Cistus palhinhae], [Ulex argenteus] ssp. [erinaceus], rich in endemics.

REF:
(Braun-Blanquet, Pinto da Silva and Rozeira, 1964; Polunin and Smythies, 1973; Rivas-Martinez, 1974).


TXT:
Cushion-forming thermo-Mediterranean sclerophyllous formations, often thorny and summer deciduous.  They are best developed in the eastern Mediterranean basin, especially in the Aegean, where they may occupy considerable surfaces in coastal areas and occasionally inland.  They also include a few rare, relict associations of the west Mediterranean, mostly characteristic of the edge of seashores and of maritime cliffs, where they constitute an often narrow belt between the cliff communities and thermo-Mediterranean brushes, incorporating, in addition to characteristic, often endemic or very rare, hemispherical cushion-forming species, an admixture of species belonging to these two vegetation complexes.

REF:
(Rechinger, 1951; Molinier and Molinier, 1957; Bolos and Molinier, 1960; Laurentiades, 1969; Bolos &, 1970; Davis, 1972, 1975; Zohary, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Caniglia &, 1974-1975; Molinier &, 1976; Lavagne and Moutte, 1977; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Reisigl &, 1980; Nimis, 1981; Quézel, 1981; Pignatti, 1982; Gamisans, 1982, 1991; Géhu &, 1984; Chiappini, 1985a, 1985b; Kassioumis, 1988; Camarda and Valsecchi, 1990).


TXT:
Open lowland and hill rock debris swards of sub-oceanic climates of Western Europe and western and northern Central Europe harbouring often rare and local lowland forms of [Sempervivum spp.] or [Jovibarba spp.]


TXT:
Dry, short grasslands, often rich in lichens and mosses, colonizing western and central European soils with a high content in heavy metals such as zinc and lead, and comprising uniquely adapted species, ecotypes or populations mostly related to, or derived from, otherwise montane, boreo-montane or steppic species; heavy metal grasslands of distinctly alpine affinities, though spanning an altitudinal range that encompasses the montane level and some dealpine stations are listed under 36.44.

REF:
(Lebrun &, 1949; Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Lambinon and Auquier, 1964; Auquier, 1964; Ernst, 1965; Maquinoy &, 1972; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Richards and Swan, 1976; Schumacher, 1977; Noirfalise &, 1980; Sipkes, 1980; Duvigneaud, 1982d; Noirfalise and Dethioux, 1982; Drachenfels &, 1984; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Duvigneaud, ms, 1985; Bradshaw, 1985; Oberdorfer, 1990).


Name:
Dense perennial grasslands and middle European steppes

TXT:
Dry closed thermophilous grasslands of middle European or Mediterranean lowlands and hills, up to the montane zone, dominated by perennial grasses; steppic grasslands of continental affinities occurring under sub-continental conditions within the middle European nemoral and boreo-nemoral forest zones, in the Alpine system and in the sub-Mediterranean zone of the Balkans.

REF:
(Wolkinger and Plank, 1981; Walter and Breckle, 1986; Ellenberg, 1988).


TXT:
Meso- and thermo-Mediterranean xerophile, mostly open, short-grass perennial grasslands rich in therophytes; therophyte communities of oligotrophic soils on base-rich, often calcareous substrates.

REF:
(Rechinger, 1951; Duvigneaud, 1953; Molinier, 1957; Vanden Berghen, 1963, 1982; Archiloque &, 1969; Braun-Blanquet, 1971b, 1973; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Rivas-Martinez, 1975c, 1977a; Diez Garretas &, 1977; Sutter, 1977; Jovet and Vilmorin, 1979; Rivas-Martinez &, 1980; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Barbero &, 1982; Guéry, 1983; Devaux &, 1983; Terrisse, 1983; Peinado Lorca &, 1984; Brullo, 1985; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Aparicio Martinez and Silvestre Domingo, 1987; Martinez Parras &, 1987; Korotkov &, 1990).


TXT:
Primary and secondary steppes, formations dominated by medium or tall perennnial tuft-forming grasses or suffrutescents, with lacunar ground cover, together with their associated therophyte communities; typical formations, with two periods of dormancy, in large part climactic, accompanied by an Irano-Turanian cortège, are characteristic of a steppe belt in continental Central Eurasia and on the Western Asian plateaux, with irradiations in the nemoral zone.  The formations of the transition zone between the Mediterranean and Saharo-Sindian domaines, similar in appearance and floristically related to a varying degree, have been included in the Mediterranean steppes of 34.6.  Sand steppes and salt steppes occurring within the range of the continental steppes of 34.9 are listed separately under 34.A and 15.A, respectively.


TXT:
Formations dominated by medium or tall perennnial tuft-forming grasses or suffrutescents, with lacunar ground cover, together with their associated therophyte communities developed on moving or fixed sands within the range of the continental Eurasian steppes (34.9) or of the Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean steppes of the zones of transition between the Mediterranean and southern Palaearctic desert zones. Most of these formations are associated with inland dune systems and define subdivisions of habitats listed under 64.7.


TXT:
Mesophile and xerophile [Nardus stricta]-dominated or -rich formations.


TXT:
[Nardus stricta]-dominated grasslands and related communities of the supra-Mediterranean level of the mountains of the Mediterranean peninsulas, either developed on siliceous soils, or, rarely, on calcareous substrates.


TXT:
River bank and fresh-water humid depression tall herb communities of the continental steppe zones.


TXT:
River-bank and humid depression tall herb communities of the Far Eastern deciduous forest region and its zones of influence.

REF:
(Walter and Breckle, 1991c: 328-329; Korotkov &, 1991).


TXT:
Meadows developed on moderately to very nutrient-rich, alluvial or fertilized, wet or damp soils, often inundated at least in winter, and relatively lightly mowed or grazed, in deciduous forest and steppe zones of Eurasia. They form a transition between the mesophile meadows, the oligotrophic humid grasslands and the small sedge and large sedge communities. They include a large number of distinctive and often species-rich communities, many of which harbour specialized, rare and threatened species of plants and animals.

REF:
(Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Horvat &, 1974; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Bournérias, 1979, 1984; Noirfalise &, 1980, 1985; Rivas-Martinez &, 1980; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991).


TXT:
Humid grasslands of the deciduous forest and steppe zones of Eurasia, on soils very poor in nutrients.


TXT:
Mediterranean humid grasslands of tall grasses and rushes with [Scirpus holoschoenus] ([Holoschoenus vulgaris]), [Agrostis stolonifera], [A. reuteri], [Galium debile], [Molinia caerulea], [Briza minor], [Melica cupanii], [Cyperus longus], [Linum tenue], [Trifolium resupinatum],[Schoenus nigricans], [Peucedanum hispanicum], [Carex mairii], [Juncus maritimus], [Juncus acutus], [Asteriscus aquaticus], [Hypericum tomentosum], [Hypericum tetrapterum], [Inula viscosa], [Oenanthe pimpinelloides], [Oenanthe lachenalii], [Eupatorium cannabinum], [Prunella vulgaris], [Pulicaria dysenterica], [Tetragonolobus maritimus], [Orchis laxiflora], [Dactylorhiza elata], [Succisa pratensis], [Sonchus maritimus] ssp. [aquatilis], [Silaum silaus], [Sanguisorba officinalis], [Serratula tinctoria], [Genista tinctoria], [Cirsium monspessulanum], [Cirsium pyrenaicum], [Senecio doria], [Dorycnium rectum], [Erica terminalis], [Euphorbia pubescens], [Lysimachia ephemerum], widespread in the entire Mediterranean basin, extending along the coasts of the Black Sea, in particular in dunal systems, north to the Dobrogea and the Danube Delta, in valleys of the Balkan peninsula north to the Banat.

REF:
(Donker and Stivelink, 1962; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Pedrotti, 1976; Gruber, 1978; Rivas-Martinez &, 1980; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Sanda &, 1980: 52; Bolos y Capdevila, 1987; Costa, 1987; Alcaraz Ariza and Peinado Lorca, 1987; Rivas-Martinez &., 1987; Ladero Alvarez, 1987; Martinez Parras &, 1987; Asensi Marfil and Diez Garretas, 1987; Meshinev &, 1994: unit 31).


TXT:
[Angelica archangelica] ssp. [littoralis] formations of great northern rivers, presently rare and threatened.


TXT:
[Angelica heterocarpa] formations of tidal estuaries of the Loire, the Charente and the Gironde; the species is a rare and very narrow endemic of southwestern France.


TXT:
[Althaea officinalis] formations of river banks and marsh edges, particularly on somewhat saline soils.


TXT:
Lowland and collinar mesophile grasslands of the Pannonic basin, the Transylvanian basin, the lower Danubian plain, the Thracian plain and their fringing foothills, of Eastern Europe and of southern Siberia.


TXT:
Forests dominated by [Fagus sylvatica] in western and central Europe, by [Fagus orientalis], [Fagus moesiaca], [Fagus taurica] in south-eastern Europe and the Near East, by [Fagus crenata], [Fagus multinervis], [Fagus japonica] in the Far East.  Many montane formations are beech-fir or beech-fir-spruce forests, to be noted as 43 (mixed forests), but with the suffixes below; they are discussed with the corresponding deciduous forest.


TXT:
Atlantic, medio-European and eastern European forests dominated by [Quercus robur] or [Quercus petraea], on eutrophic or mesotrophic soils, with usually ample and species-rich herb and bush layers.  [Carpinus betulus] is generally present.  They occur under climates too dry or on soils too wet or too dry for beech or as a result of forestry practices favoring oaks.

REF:
(Mullenders, 1955; Breton, 1957; Vanden Berghen and Mullenders, 1957; Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Izard &, 1963; Tanghe, 1964b, 1967, 1968, 1970; Gaussen, 1964; Dupias, 1966, 1985; Durin &, 1967; Oberdorfer, 1967, 1990; Sougnez, 1967; Noirfalise, 1968, 1969, 1984, 1986, 1987; Borhidi, 1968; Donita, 1968; Couteaux, 1969; Lavergne, 1969; Duvigneaud and Denaeyer-De Smet, 1970; Fenaroli, 1970; Barbero &, 1971; Dendaletche, 1973; Sougnez, 1973, 1978; Baudière, 1974a; Bugnon and Rameau, 1974; Richard, 1974; Ozenda and Wagner, 1975; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Caron and Géhu, 1976; Chastagnol &, 1978; Dethioux, 1978; Braque, 1979; Ozenda &, 1979; Rameau and Timbal, 1979; Thill and Palm, 1979; Bournérias, 1979, 1984; Soo, 1980; Matuszkiewicz, 1981; Chastagnol and Vilks, 1982; Moravec &, 1982; Bernard, 1983; Botineau and Chastagnol, 1983; Gésan and Plat, 1983; Rivas-Martinez &, 1984; Ozenda, 1985; Loidi Arregui, 1987; Diaz Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Navarro Andres and Valle Gutierrez, 1987; Bolos y Capdevila, 1987; Vigo and Ninot, 1987; Gruber, 1988; Rodwell, 1991; Dyduch-Falniowska #, 1992; Coldea and Chifu, 1994).


TXT:
Cool, moist forests with a multispecific tree layer of variable dominance, most often on more or less abrupt slopes. They are of considerable biohistorical and biogeographical importance, as examples of the mixed forests of the Atlantic period, preserved

REF:
(Lebrun &, 1949; Vanden Berghen, 1953, 1969; Tüxen and Oberdorfer, 1958; Tanghe, 1959, 1964a, 1964b, 1968, 1970; Noirfalise, 1960, 1984, 1986, 1987; Duvigneaud and Mullenders, 1962; Roisin and Thill, 1962; Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Durin &, 1967; Oberdorfer


TXT:
Forests of [Quercus robur] or [Quercus petraea] on acid soils with an herb layer mostly constituted by the ecological groups of [Deschampsia flexuosa], [Vaccinium myrtillus], [Pteridium aquilinum], [Lonicera periclymenum], [Holcus mollis], and of [Maianthemum bifolium], [Convallaria majalis], [Hieracium sabaudum], [Hypericum pulchrum], [Luzula pilosa], and the mosses [Polytrichum formosum] and [Leucobryum glaucum].

REF:
(Roisin, 1962; Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1967, 1990, 1992; Durin &, 1967; Delelis-Dusollier and Géhu, 1974; Barkman, 1974; Olsson, 1974; Sougnez, 1974; Kelly and Moore, 1974; Tosco, 1975; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Soo, 1980; Matuszkiewicz, 1981; Noirfalise, 1984, 1986, 1987; Pott, 1992; Wallnöfer &, 1993).


TXT:
[Quercus pyrenaica]-dominated forests of the Iberian peninsula and, locally, south-western France.

REF:
(Braun-Blanquet &, 1956; Braun-Blanquet, 1967; Ortuno and Ceballos, 1977; Meson, 1982, 1983; Noirfalise, 1986, 1987; Loidi Arregui, 1987; Dias Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Navarro Andres and Valle Gutierrez, 1987; Peinado Lorca and Martinez Parras, 1987; Martinez Parras and Peinado Lorca, 1987; Costa, 1987; Bolos y Capdevila, 1987; Izco Sevillano, 1987; Rivas-Martinez &, 1987; Ladero Alvarez, 1987).


Name:
Thermophilous and supra-Mediterranean oak woods

TXT:
Forests or woods of sub-Mediterranean climate regions and supra-Mediterranean altitudinal levels, and of western Eurasian steppe and substeppe zones, dominated by deciduous or semi-deciduous thermophilous [Quercus] species; they may, under local microclimatic or edaphic conditions, replace the evergreen oak forests in meso-Mediterranean or thermo-Mediterranean areas, and irradiate far north into medio-European or sub-Atlantic regions.

REF:
(Duvigneaud, 1953; Jakucs, 1960; Rey &, 1963; Vanden Berghen, 1963; Oberdorfer, 1967, 1990; Archiloque &, 1970; Fenaroli, 1970; Debazac and Mavrommatis, 1971; Barbero &, 1971; Tomaselli, 1973, 1981a; Tombal, 1974; Horvat &, 1974; Tosco, 1975; Ozenda and Wagner, 1975; Ozenda, 1975; Ortuno and Ceballos, 1977; Ozenda &, 1979; Noirfalise, 1984, 1986, 1987; Soo, 1980; Peinado-Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1992).


TXT:
Non-alluvial formations of the meso- and supra-Mediterranean zones dominated by [Ostrya carpinifolia], [Carpinus orientalis], [Acer spp.], [Fraxinus spp.], [Tilia spp.] or [Celtis australis].

REF:
(Tüxen and Oberdorfer, 1958; Bolos and Molinier, 1960; Fenaroli, 1970; Barbero &, 1971; Horvat &, 1974; Lapraz, 1975; Peinado Lorca and Rivas-Martinez, 1987; Rivas-Martinez and Costa, 1987; Martinez Parras and Peinado Lorca, 1987; Peinado Lorca and Martinez Parras, 1987; Asensi Marfil and Diez Garretas, 1987; Bondev, 1991).


TXT:
Relict [Abies alba] woods associated with the beech forests of the [Geranio versicolori-Fagion] of the Lucano-Calabrian Apennines (Pollino, Sila, Aspromonte).


TXT:
Forests of [Abies alba] or of [Abies alba] mixed with [Fagus sylvatica], [Picea abies], [Pinus sylvestris] or [Pinus nigra] of the Rhodopides, the Balkan Range, the Moeso-Macedonian mountains and the Pelagonids, within the geographical range of [Fagion moesiacum] forests.

REF:
(Horvat &, 1974; Sfikas, 1978; Mavrommatis, 1978; Kassioumis, 1988; Bondev, 1991: units 36-41).


TXT:
Forests of [Abies nordmanniana], [Abies borisii-regis], [Abies bornmuelleriana] of the southern Balkans peninsula, the Pontic range and the Caucasus, often mixed with beech, or adjacent to beech forests.


TXT:
Fir or fir-cedar forests dominated by relict species of [Abies], including forests of [Abies pinsapo], [Abies marocana], [Abies numidica], [Abies cilicica] or [Abies nebrodensis], distributed along the rim of the southern Mediterranean basin, well outside the range of beech.


Name:
Alpine and Carpathian sub-alpine spruce forests

TXT:
[Picea abies] forests of the lower sub-alpine level, and of anomalous stations in the montane level, of the outer, intermediate and inner Alps; in the latter, they are often in continuity with the montane spruce forests of 42.22.  The spruces, often stunted or columnar, are accompanied by an undergrowth of decidedly sub-alpine affinities.  [Picea abies] forests of the lower subalpine level of the Carpathians.


TXT:
[Picea abies] forests of the montane level of the inner Alps, characteristic of regions climatically unfavorable to both beech and fir.  Analogous [Picea abies] forests of the montane and collinar levels of the inner basin of the Slovakian Carpathians subjected to a climate of high continentality.


TXT:
Sub-alpine [Picea abies] forests of high Hercynian ranges.


TXT:
[Picea abies] forests of the Rhodopide Vitosha, Rila, Pirin and Rhodope ranges and of the Moeso-Macedonian mountains.


TXT:
Subalpine [Picea abies] forests of the Montenegrine Dinarides.


TXT:
Very local subalpine [Picea abies] forests of the Pelagonides.


TXT:
Rare and local [Picea abies] forests of the western and central Balkan Range.


TXT:
[Picea omorika]-dominated forests of the Drina basin of central Serbia.


TXT:
[Picea orientalis]-dominated forests of the Caucasus and of the eastern Pontic Range.


Name:
Eastern Alpine siliceous larch and arolla forests

TXT:
Sub-alpine [Larix decidua], [Pinus cembra], or [Larix decidua]-[Pinus cembra] forests of the eastern and central Alps, mostly of the inner ranges, usually on siliceous substrates, with an often species-poor undergrowth comprising [Vaccinium myrtillus], [Rhododendron ferrugineum], [Calamagrostis villosa], [Luzula albida].

REF:
(Ellenberg, 1963; Ozenda, 1985; Noirfalise, 1986, 1987).


Name:
Eastern Alpine calcicolous larch and arolla forests

TXT:
Sub-alpine and montane [Larix decidua], [Larix decidua]-[Picea abies], [Pinus cembra] or [Larix decidua]-[Pinus cembra] forests of the eastern and central Alps, mostly of the outer ranges, on calcareous substrates, with a usually species-rich undergrowth including [Erica herbacea], [Polygala chamaebuxus], [Rhododendron hirsutum] or [Pinus mugo].


TXT:
Uncommon [Larix decidua] or [Pinus cembra] formations of the Carpathians, each occurring as a single dominant, together as co-dominants, or mixed with spruce ([Picea abies]).


TXT:
[Larix decidua] ssp. [polonica]-dominated facies of the white cinquefoil oak woods (41.7A11, 41.7A14) of Poland and western Ukraine.


TXT:
[Pinus uncinata] forests of the western outer Alps, the Jura and Pyrenean ubacs, developed on siliceous or decalcified soils of the sub-alpine level with a predominately ericaceous undergrowh comprising [Rhododendron ferrugineum] (dominant), [Vaccinium myrtillus], [Vaccinium uliginosum], [Calluna vulgaris], [Homogyna alpina], [Deschampsia flexuosa], [Lycopodium annotinum].

REF:
(Gruber, 1978; Ozenda, 1981, 1985; Richard and Pautou, 1982; Dupias, 1985; Noirfalise, 1986, 1987; Vigo and Ninot, 1987; Bolos y Capdevilla, 1987).


TXT:
[Pinus uncinata] forests of the inner Alps, of the western outer Alps and the Jura, and of Pyrenean adrets, accompanied by a shrubby undergrowth in which [Rhododendron ferrugineum] is absent or rare, while [Juniperus nana], [Juniperus hemisphaerica], [Arctostaphylos uva-ursi], [Arctostaphylos alpina], [Erica herbacea], [Rhododendron hirsutum], [Cotoneaster integerrimus], [Daphne striata], [Dryas octopetala] or [Polygala chamaebuxus] may be prominent.


TXT:
Relict, indigenous Scots pine forests of endemic [Pinus sylvestris] var. [scotica], limited to the central and northeastern Grampians of Scotland.  They are mostly open and have a ground layer usually rich in ericaceous species and mosses, in particular, [Hylocomium splendens], and often harbouring, together with abundant [Deschampsia flexuosa], [Goodyera repens], [Listera cordata], [Corallorhiza trifida], [Linnaea borealis], [Trientalis europaea], [Pyrola minor], [Moneses uniflora], [Orthilia secunda].  Accompanying, dominated, tree species include [Juniperus communis], [Sorbus aucuparia], [Betula pubescens], [Betula pendula], [Ilex aquifolium], [Populus tremula].

REF:
(Simms, 1971; Pearsall, 1971; Ratcliffe, 1977; Noirfalise, 1986, 1987; Rodwell, 1991).


TXT:
Xerophilous [Pinus sylvestris] woods of the wooded steppe belt of the Sarmatic region of  western Eurasia and of areas with extreme continental local climates of north-eastern Central Europe and Eastern Europe, extending from north-central and eastern Poland in the west, through Podolia and the southern Russian plateaux, to Bashkiria.

REF:
(Glazek, 1976; Matuszkiewicz, 1980, 1981, 1984; Jakubowska-Gabara, 1985; Solon, 1988; Korotkov &, 1991).


TXT:
Local xerophile [Pinus sylvestris] steppe woods of sub-Pannonic low Carpathian spurs of south-western and south-eastern Slovakia and of the Slovakian inner Carpathian basins, with [Cornus mas], [Brachypodium pinnatum], [Melica nutans], [Luzula luzuloides], [Hypochoeris maculata], [Buglossoides purpurocaerulea], [Lathyrus niger], [Vicia dumetorum], [Melittis melissophyllum], [Digitalis grandiflora], [Viola collina], [Achillea distans], [Euphorbia epithymoides], [Orchis purpurea].


TXT:
[Pinus sylvestris] sand steppe woods of the western Pannonic plain and its satellite basins, in particular, the Zahorie (Marchfeld) and the little Alföld.


Name:
Carpathian relict calcicolous Scots pine forests

TXT:
Isolated, calcicolous [Pinus sylvestris] forests of the western Carpathians, related to the spring heath Scots pine forests of the Alpine area, limited to a few small enclaves in the Strazov mountains, the Velka Fatra, the Pienini ([Pinus sylvestris]-[Calamagrostis varia] community, [Pinus sylvestris]-[Carex alba] community), the Slovakian inner-Carpathian basins and the Slovakian Erzgebirge. [Erica herbacea] and [Polygala chamaebuxus] are absent; the undergrowth includes a number of species of continental distribution and xero-thermic affinities, some, western Carpathian endemics; characteristic are [Linum flavum], [Carex humilis], [Carex alba], [Calamagrostis varia], [Pulsatilla slavica], [Thymus carpathicus], [Primula auricula] ssp. [hungarica], [Globularia aphyllanthes], [Campanula carpathica], [Festuca tatrae].

REF:
(Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Pancer-Kotejowa, 1973; Jurko, 1975; Fajmonova, 1978; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Ozenda, 1985; Elias &, 1991).


Name:
South-eastern European Scots pine forests

TXT:
[Pinus sylvestris] forests of the eastern Carpathians and of the mountains of the Balkan peninsula, south to northern Greece, formed by the largely isolated, disjunct, south-eastern forms (var. [rhodopaea], var. [illyrica], var. [romanica]) of [Pinus sylvestris] ssp. [sylvestris], and often limited to azonal edaphic enclaves.

REF:
(Wendelberger, 1963; Debazac and Mavrommatis, 1971; Horvat &, 1974; Molotkov and Patlaj, 1991, Bondev, 1991: units 18-21).


TXT:
Forests composed of pines of the [Pinus sylvestris] group, mostly included in [Pinus sylvestris] ssp. [hamata] or its intermediates with [Pinus sylvestris] ssp. [sylvestris], sometimes in species [Pinus kochiana], [Pinus hamata] or [Pinus armena], of the Pontic Range, its satellites and inner Anatolian outposts, of the mountains of the Crimea and of the Caucasus.

REF:
(Davis, 1965; Riedl,1965; Zohary, 1973; Korotkov &, 1991; Giertych and Matyas, 1991).


TXT:
[Pinus nigra] [s.s.] forests of the eastern Italian, Austrian and Slovenian Alps and of the Apennines.

REF:
(Wendelberger, 1963; Fenaroli, 1970, 1984; Bonin,1971; Pignatti, 1982; Ozenda, 1985; Bassani, 1987; Ferioli, 1989).


TXT:
Forests of [Pinus nigra] ssp. [nigra] or [Pinus dalmatica] of the Dinarides, the Pelagonides and the Dalmatian coastal areas.


TXT:
[Pinus salzmannii] ([Pinus nigra] ssp. [salzmannii], [Pinus nigra] ssp. [clusiana]) forests of Spain and the Causses.

REF:
(Ortuno and Ceballos, 1977; Ozenda &, 1979; Lopez-Gonzalez, 1982; Noirfalise, 1986, 1987).


TXT:
[Pinus laricio] forests of the mountains of Corsica. The nuthatch [Sitta whiteheadi] is endemic to these forests.

REF:
(Lambinon &, 1978; Ozenda &, 1979; Gamisans, 1985; Noirfalise, 1987).


TXT:
[Pinus laricio] var. [calabrica] forests of the Sila, the Aspromonte and Etna.

REF:
(Fenaroli, 1970, 1984; Bonin, 1971; Pignatti, 1982; Groppali &, 1983; Noirfalilise, 1986; Bassani, 1987; Ferioli, 1989).


TXT:
Montane forests of [Pinus pallasiana], or of [Pinus banatica] ([Pinus nigra] var. [banatica]), of the southern Carpathians, the Balkan peninsula, Cyprus, Anatolia and Crimea.


TXT:
Woods of [Pinus heldreichii], [Pinus leucodermis] or [Pinus peuce].


TXT:
[Pinus pinaster] ssp. [atlantica] forests with a subcanopy of [Quercus ilex],  [Arbutus unedo] and sometimes [Quercus pubescens] or [Quercus robur] and an undergrowth of [Rubia peregrina], [Cistus salvifolius], [Daphne gnidium] and, in the more acid stands, [Ulex europaeus], [Cytisus scoparius], [Erica scoparia] or, in more calcareous ones, [Hedera helix], [Ruscus aculeatus], developed on mostly calcareous inner dunes of the low-rainfall coasts of Vendée, Charente-maritime and northern Gironde, including the islands of Noirmoutier, Yeu, Ré and Oléron.


TXT:
[Pinus pinaster] ssp. [atlantica] forests with a subcanopy of [Quercus suber], [Arbutus unedo] and sometimes [Quercus robur] and an undergrowth of [Erica cinerea], [Pteridium aquilinum], [Frangula alnus], [Rubia peregrina] and, in the more open stands, [Cistus salvifolius], [Cytisus scoparius], [Erica scoparia], [Calluna vulgaris] or, in more closed ones, [Hedera helix], [Ruscus aculeatus], [Ilex aquifolium], developed on acidocline inner dunes of the warmer, more humid coasts of the Marensin, between the Eyre and the Adour river mouths.


TXT:
[Pinus pinaster] ssp. [atlantica] forests of Galicia, Portugal and neighbouring areas.


TXT:
Forests of [Pinus pinaster] ssp. [pinaster] ([Pinus mesogeensis]) of the western Mediterranean, mostly in siliceous meso-Mediterranean, upper meso-Mediterranean and supra-Mediterranean situations of Spain, Corsica, south-eastern France, north-western Italy, Sardinia and Pantelleria.

REF:
(Braun-Blanquet, 1964; Archiloque &, 1969; Fenaroli, 1970; Ortuno and Ceballos, 1977; Lavagne and Moutte, 1977; Brullo, 1977; Ozenda, 1981, 1985; Pignatti, 1982; Guittonneau and Huon, 1983; Ciaran and Blanco, 1984; Gamisans, 1985; Herranz Sanz and Gomez Campo, 1986; Peinado Lorca and Martinez-Parras, 1987).


TXT:
Mediterranean forests and old naturalized plantations of [Pinus pinea].  Antique introduction in many areas makes the distinction between spontaneous forests and long-established formations of artificial origin often difficult.  These are thus included here, while recent, obviously artificial groves are not.

REF:
(Rechinger, 1943, 1951; Braun-Blanquet, 1964; Loisel, 1971; Ortuno and Ceballos, 1977; Lavagne and Moutte, 1977; Sfikas, 1978; Molinier and Martin, 1980; Ozenda, 1981; Lopez Gonzalez, 1982; Ciaran and Blanco, 1984; Fenaroli, 1984; Silveira da Costa, 1984, 1985; Polunin and Walters, 1985; Dupias, 1985; Tassi, 1985; Pratesi and Tassi, 1986; Herranz Sanz and Gomez Campo, 1986; Kassioumis, 1988; Ferioli, 1989; Bournérias &, 1990).


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] forests of Spain, considered native for at least two-thirds of their considerable expanse; they are mostly restricted to eastern regions on the Mediterranean slope of the Catalonian mountains, the Maestrazgo, the pre-Baetic ranges of the upper Guadalquivir basin, the southern Andalusian mountains; they penetrate farther inland in the Ebro basin and around the headwaters of the Tagus and Guadalquivir systems.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] formations of the Balearics, present and probably native on all the major islands.


TXT:
Mostly lower meso-Mediterranean [Pinus halepensis] forests of Provence and of the lower slopes and coastlines of the Maritime and Ligurian Alps, extensive and undoubtedly native.


TXT:
Rare and local [Pinus halepensis] woods of the Corsican coasts, some, at least, possibly natural.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] formations of Sardinia, where certainly native woods occur on Isola di San Pietro and the Sulcis coast of Iglesiente.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] formations of Sicily and peripheral islands.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] forests of monte Gargano and the Tremiti islands.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] forests of the Gulf of Taranto area, in particular of the Metapontine littoral.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] forests of southern Umbria, in the Narni and Spoleto-Terni areas.


TXT:
[Pinus halepensis] formations of Greece, where the species is relatively widespread, particularly in Attica, Thessaly, the coasts of the Peloponnese and of central continental Greece, the Ionian islands, Chalcidici, the northern Sporades, Euboea and Skiros.


TXT:
Forests of [Pinus halepensis] of the Mediterranean coastal regions of the Middle East.  Extensive and varied in the southern part of the region, they are represented further north by isolated outposts in the coastal region of Syria and in south central Anatolia, where [Pinus halepensis] occurs in the thermo-Mediterranean zone of the Cilician plain, apparently mixed with [Pinus brutia].


TXT:
[Pinus brutia] forests of Crete, the eastern Aegean islands, extreme south-eastern continental Europe, Anatolia, Cyprus and the eastern Mediterranean coastal regions. Eastern vicariants of Aleppo pine forests (42.84), they comprise, however, taller, more luxuriant, and often extensive, formations. Disjunct formations of this pine or of related species, described from Crimea and the Caucasian region ([Pinus pityusa], [Pinus stankewiczii], [Pinus eldarica]) have been included.

REF:
(Rechinger, 1943, 1951; Davis, 1965; Zohary, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Sfikas, 1987; Noirfalise, 1987; Latridis, 1988).


TXT:
Forests of endemic [Pinus canariensis], of the dry montane level at around 800 to 2000 metres (locally down to 500 and up to 2500 metres) in Tenerife, La Palma, Gran Canaria and Hierro, with [Chamaecytisus proliferus], [Adenocarpus foliolosus], [Cistus symphytifolius], [Lotus campylocladus], [Lotus hillebrandii], [Lotus spartioides], [Daphne gnidium, [Juniperus cedrus], [Micromeria spp.]; these forests, of which well-preserved examples have become rare, are the only habitat of [Fringilla teydea], [Dendrocopos major canariensis] and [Dendrocopos major thanneri].

REF:
(Bannerman, 1963; Ortuno and Ceballos, 1977; White, 1983; Bramwell and Bramwell, 1983; Ciaran and Blanco, 1984; Wildpret de la Torre and del Arco Aguilar, 1987; Serrada &, 1988; Machado #, 1989).


Name:
Western Palaearctic cypress, juniper and yew forests

TXT:
Woods dominated by [Cupressus sempervirens], [Juniperus spp.], [Platycladus orientalis] or [Taxus baccata] of the nemoral and Mediterranean mountains and hills of western Eurasia and North Africa.


TXT:
Eastern Mediterranean and western North African forests dominated by [Cedrus libani], [Cedrus brevifolia] or [Cedrus atlantica].


TXT:
[Salix spp.] brush or arborescent formations, lining flowing water and submitted to periodic flooding.


TXT:
Riverside, lakeside and seaside alder, birch or pine galleries and cordons of the boreal, boreo-nemoral and boreo-steppic zones, of the high mountains of the nemoral zone and of their piedmont influence region, dominated by [Alnus incana] along the montane and sub-montane rivers of the Alps, the Carpathians, the northern Apennines, the Dinarids, the Balkan Range, the Rhodopides and neighbouring regions, by [Alnus incana] or [Alnus glutinosa] in boreal Fenno-Scandia and north-eastern Europe, by [Betula pendula] or [Pinus sylvestris] in western Siberia.

REF:
(Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Braun-Blanquet, 1975; Ozenda, 1981; Yon and Tendron, 1981; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Pignatti, 1982; Moravec &, 1982; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Noirfalise, 1986; Ferioli, 1989; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991).


TXT:
Riparian forests of [Fraxinus excelsior] and [Alnus glutinosa], sometimes [Alnus incana], of middle European and northern Iberian lowland or hill watercourses, on soils periodically inundated by the annual rise of the river level, but otherwise well-drained and aerated during low-water; they differ from riparian alder woods within 44.9 by the strong representation in the dominated layers of forest species not able to grow in permanently waterlogged soils.

REF:
(Oberdorfer, 1953, 1990; Noirfalise and Sougnez, 1961; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Yon and Tendron, 1981; Bournérias, 1984; Noirfalise, 1984; Ellenberg, 1988).


TXT:
Fully developed, very tall, multi-layered, highly diverse riparian forests of oaks, ashes, elms, limes, maples, alders, poplars, cherries, apple, willows of the middle and lower courses of large medio-European river systems, in particular, the Rhine, the Danube, the Emst, the Elbe, the Saale, the Weser, the Oder, the Loire, the Rhone-Saône systems. Their highly complex structure is formed of eight strata to which participate up to 50 species of trees and shrubs. The upper arborescent stratum includes [Quercus robur], [Fraxinus excelsior], [Ulmus minor], [Ulmus laevis], [Ulmus glabra], [Populus alba], [Populus tremula], [Populus canescens], [Populus nigra], [Acer pseudoplatanus], [Acer platanoides], [Salix alba], [Alnus glutinosa], [Prunus avium], the lower arborescent stratum [Malus sylvestris], [Tilia cordata], the sub-arborescent shrub layer [Alnus incana], [Prunus padus] and [Crataegus monogyna]. There are very varied high and low shrub layers and numerous lianas, [Clematis vitalba], [Tamus communis], [Humulus lupulus],[Hedera helix] and [Vitis vinifera] ssp. [sylvestris]. Most diverse, structurally, floristically and faunistically, of all European ecosystems, and closest in that respect to tropical communities and to the warm temperate forests of the Pleistocene, the great fluvial forests of Europe are reduced to a few highly vulnerable examples, located mainly within the Rhine, Danube and Elbe systems.

REF:
(Oberdorfer, 1953, 1990; Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Medwecka-Kornas &, 1966; Carbiener, 1970, 1983; Yon and Tendron, 1981; Matusziewicz, 1981, 1984; Moravec &, 1982; Korotkov &, 1991).


TXT:
Mixed riverine forests of Ponto-Pannonic and sub-Mediterranean regions of south-eastern Europe, usually dominated by [Quercus robur] and/or [Fraxinus angustifolia], with varying admixtures of [Ulmus minor], [Ulmus laevis], [Carpinus betulus], [Acer campestre], [Alnus glutinosa], [Fraxinus excelsior], [Salix alba], [Populus alba].

REF:
(Horvat &, 1974; Soo, 1980; Pedrotti, 1980; Dierschke, 1980; Yon and Tendron, 1981; Kassioumis, 1988).


TXT:
Relict forests of the alluvial plain of the Po and its main tributaries, remnants of the greatest fluviatile system of Europe. They are formed by meso-hygrophile, mesotrophic, multi-layered, oak-ash-hornbeam-dominated communities ([Carpinion betuli]: [Poligonato multiflorae]-[Quercetum roboris]), with facies richer in ashes, willows and, mostly, alders, in the wettest areas ([Alno]-[Padion]). Constituent trees include [Quercus robur], [Quercus cerris], [Fraxinus excelsior], [Fraxinus ornus], [Carpinus betulus], [Ulmus minor], [Populus alba], [Populus nigra], [Acer campestre], [Acer pseudoplatanus],[Prunus padus], [Prunus avium], [Alnus glutinosa], [Salix alba], [Corylus avellana], [Sorbus torminalis], [Sorbus domestica], the shrub layers are formed, in particular, by [Ruscus acueleatus], [Cornus mas], [Cornus sanguinea], [Crataegus laevigata], [Crataegus monogyna], [Pyracantha coccinea],[Rubus fruticosus], [Rubus ulmifolius], [Rubus caesius], [Ribes uva]-[crispi],[Sambucus nigra], [Daphne mezereum], [Viburnum lantana], [Mespilus germanica], [Lonicera xylosteum], [Ligustrum vulgare], [Prunus spinosa],[Rosa canina], [Euonymus europaea], [Rhamnus catharticus]; lianas are abundant, in particular, [Hedera helix], [Tamus communis], [Rubia peregrina], [Bryonia cretica]; in the herb layer occur, in particular, [Equisetum hyemale], [Symphytum officinale], [Polygonatum multiflorum],[Pulmonaria officinalis], [Lathyrus vernus], [Mercurialis perennis],[Primula acaulis], [Asarum europaeum], [Euphorbia dulcis], [Melittis melisophyllum], [Erythronium dens]-[canis], [Leucojum vernum], [Brachypodium sylvaticum], [Carex pilosa.] These forests are the habitat of the endangered endemic frog [Rana latastei].

REF:
(Fenaroli, 1970; Tomaselli, 1970; Tosco, 1975; Ozenda &, 1979; Ozenda, 1985; Noirfalise, 1986, 1987).


TXT:
Riparian formations of [Alnus glutinosa], locally of [Alnus cordata] or [Betula spp.] of the Mediterranean basin and of western Iberia, often with [Fraxinus angustifolia] and [Osmunda regalis].

REF:
(Bolos, 1979; Dierschke, 1980; Yon and Tendron, 1981; Rivas-Martinez &, 1984).


Name:
Ponto-Sarmatic mixed poplar riverine forests

TXT:
Mixed riverine forests of the western and northern Pontic lowlands and of the southern Sarmatic region, dominated by or rich in [Populus alba], [Populus nigra], [Populus canescens].  They extend west to the sub-Carpathian Getic region; poplar galleries described from the Pannonic margin of Moravia and the Bohemian basin occupy a similar ecological position and are listed with them.

REF:
(Walter and Breckle, 1986: 132; Chifu & #, 1991).


TXT:
Forests and woods, for the most part riparian, dominated by [Platanus orientalis] or [Liquidambar orientalis].


Name:
Southern riparian galleries and thickets

TXT:
Tamarisk, oleander, chaste tree galleries and thickets and similar low ligneous formations of permanent or temporary streams and wetlands of the thermo-Mediterranean zone and south-western Iberia, and of the most hygromorphic locations within the Saharo-Mediterranean and Saharo-Sindian zones.


TXT:
Meso-eutrophic [Alnus glutinosa] swamp woods of marshy intramontane depressions and floodplains, at the 500-800 m level of foothills of the eastern Carpathian system, in particular, the Harghita and Baraolt mountains, with [Carex elongata], [Calamagrostis canescens], [Thelipteris palustris], [Carex caespitosa], [Dryopteris carthusiana], [Calla palustris] and [Ligularia sibirica], most of which may dominate facies of the herb layer.


TXT:
[Alnus glutinosa] mire woods of the steppe zones of Eurasia, west to the Pannonic basin.


TXT:
Woods of [Betula pubescens], [Pinus spp.] or [Picea spp.] colonizing bogs and fens; they are characteristic of the boreal and sub-boreal zones, extending, mostly as boreal relicts, into the nemoral, wooded steppe and steppe zones.


TXT:
Most hygrophilous communities of the mixed mesic Euxino-Hyrcanian forests (41.H1, 41.H41).  They may include, in particular, [Fraxinus angustifolia] galleries, as well as dense [Alnus barbata] forest stands occupying areas of black damp or swampy soils on coastal alluvial plains, with [Fraxinus angustifolia] and an understorey of [Rubus hirtus], [Smilax excelsa] and other climbers and shrubs, notably of Rosaceae.


TXT:
Temperate forests dominated by broad-leaved sclerophyllous or lauriphyllous evergreen trees, or by palms. They are characteristic of the Mediterranean and warm-temperate humid zones, with a few representatives in the nemoral, Irano-Turanian and Saharo-Sindian zones.


TXT:
Undisturbed, or little disturbed, peat-forming bogs, often taking the shape of a convex lens. Such intact or nearly intact systems have become very rare or even exceptional. They are composed of a number of communities, which form and occupy the topological features of the bog. These communities are interrelated and function as a unit, so that they cannot be regarded as separate subhabitats; their presence and combination, however, characterizes the various types of bogs. Simultaneous use of an appropriate selection of the subunits below can thus contribute to a description of individual bog systems.


TXT:
Communities similar to raised bogs, on flat or gently sloping ground with poor surface drainage, in oceanic climates with heavy rainfall, characteristic of the western and northern British Isles and of the western seaboard of Scandinavia.  In spite of some lateral water flow, blanket bogs are mostly ombrotrophic.  They often cover extensive areas with local topographic features supporting distinct communities.  Sphagnums ([Sphagnum papillosum], [Sphagnum tenellum], [Sphagnum compactum], [Sphagnum magellanicum]) play an important role in all of them, accompanied by [Narthecium ossifragum], [Molinia caerulea], [Scirpus cespitosus], [Schoenus nigricans], [Eriophorum angustifolium], [Eriophorum vaginatum]. High and low altitude forms and numerous variants can be distinguished.  Blanket bogs constitute a habitat endemic to northwestern Europe, of which intact examples are relatively uncommon.

REF:
(Pearsall, 1971; Pearsall and Pennington, 1977; Ratcliffe, 1977, 1980, Doyle and Moore, 1978; Dierssen, 1978; Tûxen, 1978; Heal and Smith, 1978; Currie, 1979; Condry, 1982; White and Doyle, 1982; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Polunin and Walters, 1985; Bellamy, 1986; Ellenberg, 1988; Morrison, 1989; Succow and Jeschke, 1990).


TXT:
[Cladium mariscus]-dominated formations of Europe and the Mediterranean basin, mostly limited in the northern part of their range, where they have a distincty relict distribution, to alkaline and sometimes acid fens and to the land-building zone of calcareous lakes, somewhat more widespread in the Mediterranean region as a waterside vegetation.

REF:
(Maire, 1957; Quézel and Santa, 1962; Ellenberg 1963, 1988; De Sloover, 1970; Zohary, 1973; Schumacher, 1977; Rivas-Martinez &, 1980; Soo, 1980; Pignatti, 1982; Moravec &, 1983; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Bournérias, 1984; Rivas-Martinez &, 1984; Diaz Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Asensi Marfil and Diez Garretas, 1987; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991; Zahran and Willis, 1992).


TXT:
Calcareous, often petrifying, springs. Their specialized communities, usually dominated by bryophytes, belong to the [Cratoneurion commutati]. Characteristic species are the mosses [Cratoneuron filicinum], [Cratoneuron commutatum], [Cratoneuron commutatum] var. [falcatum], [Catoscopium nigritum], [Eucladium verticillatum], [Gymnostomum recurvirostrae], with [Equisetum telmateia], [Equisetum variegatum] and flowering plants including [Cochlearia pyrenaica], [Arabis soyeri], [Pinguicula vulgaris], [Saxifraga aizoides]. The associated swamp communities belong to the [Caricetalia davallianae] and their presence can be recorded by the use, simultaneously with one of the codes of 54.12, of a code of 54.2. Large petrifying springs form tufa cones that constitute singular habitats with several interacting plant and animal communities; they have thus been individualized below.

REF:
(Ellenberg 1963, 1988; Braun-Blanquet, Trepp &, 1964; Parent, 1973; Horvat &, 1974; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Braun-Blanquet, 1978a; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1978; Bournérias, 1979, 1984; Soo, 1980; Moravec &, 1983; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991; Elias &, 1991).


TXT:
Wetlands mostly or largely occupied by peat- or tufa-producing small sedge and brown moss communities developed on soils permanently waterlogged, with a soligenous or topogenous base-rich, nutrient-poor, often calcareous water supply, and with the water table at, or slightly above or below, the substratum. Peat formation, when it occurs, is infra-aquatic. Calciphile small sedges and other Cyperaceae usually dominate the mire communities, which belong to the [Caricion davallianae], characterized by a usually prominent "brown moss" carpet formed by [Campylium stellatum], [Drepanocladus intermedius], [Drepanocladus revolvens], [Cratoneuron commutatum], [Acrocladium cuspidatum], [Ctenidium molluscum], [Fissidens adianthoides], [Bryum pseudotriquetrum] and others, a grasslike growth of [Schoenus nigricans], [Schoenus ferrugineus], [Eriophorum latifolium], [Carex davalliana], [Carex flava], [Carex lepidocarpa], [Carex hostiana], [Carex panicea], [Juncus subnodulosus], [Scirpus cespitosus], [Eleocharis quinqueflora], and a very rich flora including [Tofieldia calyculata], [Dactylorhiza incarnata], [Dactylorhiza traunsteineri], [Dactylorhiza traunsteinerioides], [Dactylorhiza russowii], [Dactylorhiza majalis] ssp. [brevifolia], [Dactylorhiza cruenta], [Liparis loeselii], [Herminium monorchis], [Epipactis palustris], [Pinguicula vulgaris], [Pedicularis sceptrum]-[carolinum], [Primula farinosa], [Swertia perennis]. Wet grasslands ([Molinietalia caerulaea], 37), tall sedge beds ([Magnocaricion], 53.2), reed formations ([Phragmition], 53.1), fen sedge beds ([Cladietum mariscae], 53.3), may form part of the fen system, with communities related to transition mires (54.5, 54.6) and amphibious or aquatic vegetation (22.3, 22.4) or spring communities (54.1) developing in depressions. The subunits below, which can, alone or in combination, and together with codes selected from the categories just mentioned, precise the composition of the fen, are understood to include the mire communities [sensu stricto] ([Caricion davallianae]), their transition to the [Molinion], and assemblages that, although they may be phytosociologically referrable to alkaline [Molinion] associations, contain a large representation of the [Caricion davallianae] species listed, in addition to being integrated in the fen system; this somewhat parallels the definition of an integrated class [Molinio]-[Caricetalia davallianae] in Rameau [et al.], 1989. Outside of rich fen systems, fen communities can occur on small surfaces in dune slack systems (16.3), in transition mires (54.5), in wet grasslands (37), on tufa cones (54.121) and in a few other situations.. The codes below can be used, in conjunction with the principal code relevant, to signal their presence. Rich fens are exceptionally endowed with spectacular, specialized, strictly restricted species. They are among the habitats that have undergone the most serious decline. They are essentially extinct in several regions and gravely endangered in most. A very few large systems remain, in particular in pre-Alpine Bavaria, in the Italian pre-Alps,in collinar and montane eastern France, in northeastern Germany, in the coastal marshes of northern France, in southeastern and northern England, in Wales and in Ireland.

REF:
(Duvigneaud, 1947; Braun-Blanquet, 1954, 1971a; Ellenberg 1963, 1988; Vanden Berghen, 1963; Braun-Blanquet, Trepp &, 1964; Berset, 1969; Géhu and Wattez, 1971; Herbauts, 1971; Parent, 1973; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Schumacher, 1977; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1978; Dierssen, 1978; Soo, 1980; Ratcliffe, 1980; Wheeler, 1980a, b, c; Jermy &, 1982; Lembrechts and Van Straaten, 1982; Wheeler &, 1983; Ruuhijärvi, 1983; Sjörs, 1983; Moravec &, 1983; Botch and Masing, 1983; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Schmid, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Bournérias, 1984; Rivas-Martinez, Diaz &, 1984; Gruber, 1984; Dupias, 1985; Diaz Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Rameau &, 1989; Succow and Jeschke, 1990; Oberdorfer, 1990; Elias &, 1991; Korotkov &, 1991; Steiner, 1992).


TXT:
Rare Alpine, peri-Alpine and northern British communities of glacial relicts colonizing neutral or basic gravelly, sandy, stony, sometimes somewhat argilous or peaty substrates soaked by cold water, in moraines and on edges of springs, rivulets, glacial torrents of the alpine or sub-alpine levels, or on alluvial sands of pure, cold, slow-flowing rivers and calm backwaters. The highly characteristic constituents are [Carex bicolor], [Carex microglochin], [Carex maritima], [Carex atrofusca], [Carex vaginata], [Kobresia simpliciuscula], [Scirpus pumilus], [Juncus arcticus], [Juncus alpinoarticulatus], [Juncus castaneus], [Juncus triglumis], [Typha minima], [Typha lugdunensis], [Typha shuttleworthii], [Tofieldia pusilla]; they are often accompanied by [Carex davalliana], [Carex dioica], [Carex capillaris], [Carex panicea], [Carex nigra], [Blysmus compressus], [Eleocharis quinqueflora], [Scirpus cespitosus], [Primula farinosa], [Equisetum variegatum],[Drepanocladus intermedius], [Campylium stellatum].

REF:
(Braun-Blanquet, 1954, 1967, 1971; Braun-Blanquet, Trepp &, 1964; Dierssen, 1978; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1978; Ratcliffe, 1980; Jermy, 1982; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Ellenberg, 1988; Oberdorfer, 1990).


TXT:
Acidic fens of the mountains and hills forming the basin of the middle and lower Danube system, and of adjacent regions, in particular of the Carpathians, the Dinarids, the mountains of the south-eastern Balkan peninsula, the Moravian hills, with an herbaceous sward formed by [Carex echinata], [Carex canescens], [Carex dacica] ([Carex nigra] ssp. dacica]) or [Carex rostrata] and sometimes [Juncus effusus], [Juncus acutiflorus] or [Nardus stricta].


TXT:
Wetlands mostly or largely occupied by peat-forming plant communities developed at the surface of oligotrophic or meso-oligotrophic water reaching a level above, sometimes well above, the substratum, providing little or no mineral or nutrient supply. Their characteristics are thus intermediate between those of soligenous and topogenous mires and those of strictly ombrogenous bogs. In large systems, the most prominent communities are swaying swards, floating carpets or quaking mires formed by medium sized or small sedges, associated with sphagnums or brown mosses. They are accompanied by aquatic and amphibious communities (22.3, 22.4) and by formations transitional to these on the one hand, to fens (54.2, 54.4), bogs (51.1) or humid grasslands (37) on the other; sphagnum buttes (51.11), in particular, are often an important feature. Tall sedge and reed communities (53), willow and alder carrs (44) invade part of the peatland.  Transition mires form mostly as colonists of oligotrophic ponds and lakes, large bog pools or laggs. Their distribution is mostly northern peri-Alpine, peri-Hercynian and northern European. Outside of transition mire systems, their communities can be found in bog hollows (51.12), in blanket bogs (52), in depressions of rich or acidic fens (54.2, 54.4), in spring systems (54.1), in humid heaths (31.1) and a few other habitats. Characteristic species include [Eriophorum gracile], [Carex lasiocarpa], [Carex chordorrhiza], [Carex limosa], [Scheuchzeria palustris], [Hammarbya paludosa], [Liparis loeselii], [Calla palustris]. Transition mires are an extremely important refuge of specialized, threatened species of both plants and animals; their richness and diversity in remarkable invertebrates, dragonflies among others, is even greater than that of most other mire ecosystems.

REF:
(Robyns, 1958; Ellenberg, 1963, 1988; Braun-Blanquet, 1971; Géhu and Wattez, 1971; Parent, 1973; Lambinon, 1974; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Willems &, 1975; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1978; Muller, 1978; Schumacker, 1978; Brasseur &, 1978; Dierssen, 1978; Petermann and Seibert, 1979; Ratcliffe, 1980; Soo, 1980; Lembrechts and Van Straaten, 1982; Jermy &, 1982; Ruuhijärvi, 1983; Sjörs, 1983; Moravec &, 1983; Botch and Masing, 1983; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Bournérias, 1984; Ochsenbein, 1984a, b; Fabri &, 1985; Mollet &, 1985; Diaz Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Rameau &, 1989; Succow and Jeschke, 1990; Oberdorfer, 1990; Korotkov &, 1991; Elias &, 1991; Steiner, 1992).


Name:
White beak-sedge and mud bottom communities

TXT:
Highly constant pioneer communities of humid exposed peat or, sometimes, sand, with [Rhynchospora alba], [Rhynchospora fusca], [Drosera intermedia], [Drosera rotundifolia], [Lycopodiella inundata], forming on stripped areas of blanket bogs or raised bogs, but also on naturally seep- or frost-eroded areas of wet heaths and bogs, in flushes and in the fluctuation zone of oligotrophic pools with sandy, slightly peaty substratum. These communities are similar, and closely related, to those of shallow bog hollows (51.122) and of transition mires (54.57).

REF:
(Ellenberg, 1963, 1988;  Depasse &, 1970; Guinochet and Vilmorin, 1973; Parent, 1973; Westhoff and den Held, 1975; Muller, 1978; Schumacker, 1978; Dierssen, 1978; Petermann and Seibert, 1979; Soo, 1980; Ratcliffe, 1980; Ruuhijärvi, 1983; Sjörs, 1983; Moravec &, 1983; Botch and Masing, 1983; Matuszkiewicz, 1984; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Bournérias, 1984; Mollet &, 1985; Diaz Gonzalez and Fernandez Prieto, 1987; Rameau &, 1989; Oberdorfer, 1990; Elias &, 1991; Korotkov &, 1991; Steiner, 1992).


REF:
(Ruuhijärvi, 1983; Sjörs, 1983; Botch and Masing, 1983; Succow and Jeschke, 1990).


REF:
(Ruuhijärvi, 1983; Sjörs, 1983; Botch and Masing, 1983; Nordiska ministerradet, 1984; Succow and Jeschke, 1990).


TXT:
Calcareous screes of the Paris basin and its periphery, with [Leontodon hyoseroides], [Sisymbrium supinum], [Linaria supina], [Galeopsis angustifolia] and many rare or endemic plants, including [Viola hispida] (endangered endemic), [Galium timeroyi] ssp. [fleurotii], [Iberis violetii], [I. durandii], [Biscutella neustriaca].


TXT:
Sand bodies of eolian origin, possessing constructional relief and separated from the coast and its dune cordons by non-dunal habitats, developed within the boreal, nemoral, Eurasian steppe, warm-temperate humid, Mediterranean or Saharo-Mediterranean zones.  They support a vegetation which differs markedly from coastal sand dune communities.  Saharo-Sindian and Irano-Turanian desert sands are listed under 7.


TXT:
Natural caves, cave systems, underground waters and subterranean interstitial spaces. Caves and their associated waters (65.1-65.7) harbour varied, but paucispecific, communities of animals, fungi and algae that are restricted to them (troglobiont organisms), or are physiologically and ecologically capable of conducting their entire life cycle within them (troglophile organisms), or are dependent on them for part of the life cycle (subtroglophile organisms). Underground waters not associated with caves (stygon, 65.8) and interstitial spaces (65.9, 65.A) harbour distinctive faunas.

REF:
(Pavan, 1950; Thinès and Tercafs, 1972; Vornatscher, 1979; Neuherz, 1979; Passauer, 1979; Leser, 1994).


TXT:
A characteristic landscape of the south-western quadrant of the Iberian peninsula in which crops, pasture land or Mediterranean scrub, in juxtaposition or rotation, are shaded by a fairly closed to very open canapy of native oaks, [Quercus suber, Q. rotundifolia, Q. pyrenaica, Q. faginea].  It is an important habitat of raptors, including the threatened Iberian endemic eagle [Aquila adalberti], of the crane [Grus grus], of large insects and their predators and of the endangered felid [Lynx pardinus].


TXT:
Formations of the transition zone between forests and the middle Eurasian, Irano-Anatolian or Saharo-Mediterranean steppes, occurring in a vast swath extending from Pannonia to the Far East, south of and inland from the boreal and nemoral forest belts, in regions of reduced summer humidity, as well as in areas adjacent to, or under the influence of the Mediterranean and warm-temperate humid zones, represented by a macromosaïc of steppe and connected, contiguous, disjunct or widely spaced woodland stands, the latter usually with a very developed grassy understorey, or by a scattering of trees within a steppe environment.  The forest elements are often located on porous or slightly raised ground, valley sides or slopes, the grasslands occupying less well drained soils and lower places.  Detailed habitats can be coded by combining subdivisions of prefixes of 4 and 3 with the relevant geographical or physiographic subdivisions of 93.


# CORINE - Emerald Annex I

Name:
Continental salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
East Pannonic [Petrosimonia]-[Artemisia] salt steppes


Name:
East Pannonic [Limonium]-[Artemisia] salt steppes


Name:
Pannonic viper's grass saltmarsh rush saline meadows


Name:
Pannonic dandelion distant sedge saline meadows


Name:
Pannonic silverweed rye sedge saline meadows


Name:
Pannonic few-flowered spikerush saline meadows


Name:
Transylvanian arrow-grass sea-aster saline meadows


Name:
Transylvanian plantain bent-grass saline meadows


Name:
Ponto-Sarmatic salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Western Pontic salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Western Pontic [Petrosimonia]-[Artemisia] salt steppes


Name:
Western Pontic [Peucedanum]-[Festuca] salt steppes


Name:
Western Pontic [Limonium]-[Artemisia] salt steppes


Name:
Western Pontic [Zingeria] saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic [Beckmannia] saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic spikerush-foxtail saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic saltmarsh rush saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic viper's grass saltmarsh rush saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic dandelion distant sedge saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic bent-grass distant sedge saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic divided sedge saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic arrow-grass sea-aster saline meadows


Name:
Western Pontic tall grass and rush saline beds


Name:
Western Pontic [Rottboellia] saline beds


Name:
Western Pontic [Agropyron elongatus] saline beds


Name:
Western Pontic [Puccinellia] solonetz swards


Name:
Western Pontic [Camphorosma annua] hollows


Name:
Western Pontic [Bassia sedoides] hollows


Name:
Western Pontic [Lepidium] solonchak hollows


Name:
Western Pontic [Frankenia hirsuta] flats


Name:
Western Pontic [Camphorosma monspeliaca] flats


Name:
Western Ponto-Caspian saltmarsh grass swards


Name:
Western Pontic [Aeluropus]-[Puccinellia limosa] swards


Name:
Western Pontic [Puccinellia convoluta] swards


Name:
Western Pontic [Nitraria schoberi] salt scrub


Name:
Sarmatic [Beckmannia eruciformis] saline meadows


Name:
Sarmatic [Leuzea altaica] saline meadows


Name:
Sarmatic [Iris halophila] saline meadows


Name:
Sarmatic [Juncus gerardii] saline meadows


Name:
Eastern Pontic salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Central Eurasian salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Sublittoral rocky seabeds and kelp forests


Name:
Mainland Atlantic dwarf eelgrass meadows


Name:
Mediterraneo-Pontic [Cymodocea] and [Zostera] beds


Name:
Temperate [Halophila] and [Thalassia] beds


Name:
Central Eurasian solonchak goosefoot mats


Name:
Central Eurasian sea spurrey communities


Name:
Western Pontic [Bassia hirsuta] communities


Name:
Atlantic [Festuca rubra]-[Agrostis stolonifera] swards


Name:
Baltic salt basin [Agrostis]-[Triglochin] swards


Name:
Interior European saltmarsh grass meadows


Name:
Interior European saltmarsh rush and couch beds


Name:
Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic salt meadows


Name:
Mediterranean short rush, sedge, barley, clover saltmeadows


Name:
Canarian [Salsola longifolia] dry scrubs


Name:
Irano-Anatolian salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Western Anatolian salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Anatolian [Frankenia hirsuta] salt steppes


Name:
Western Anatolian [Juncus maritimus] formations


Name:
North African salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Northwestern Pontic [Ephedra]-[Carex] fixed dunes


Name:
Northwestern Pontic [Alyssum]-[Secale] fixed dunes


Name:
Northwestern Pontic [Calamagrostis]-[Scirpus] fixed dunes


Name:
British bell heather coastal dune heaths


Name:
Iberian green heather coastal dune heaths


Name:
Iberian Dorset heath coastal dune heaths


Name:
Northern bell heather coastal dune heaths


Name:
Dune-slack reedbeds, sedgebeds and canebeds


Name:
Shoreweed lawns, lobelia ponds, quillwort swards


Name:
Bog pimpernell-summer lady's tresses communities


Name:
Mediterranean amphibious small herb communities


Name:
Ponto-Pannonic riverbank dwarf sedge communities


Name:
Salt basins and salt basin pelagic communities


Name:
Saharo-Mediterranean and Saharo-Sindian salt lakes


Name:
Alpine willowherb river gravel communities


Name:
Boreo-arctic mountain sorrel river gravels


Name:
Central Eurasian alpine river gravel communities


Name:
Carpatho-Alpine small-reed river gravel communities


Name:
Pyreneo-Cantabric small-reed river gravel communities


Name:
Northern lowland river gravel communities


Name:
Submontane western Carpathian bilberry-cowberry heaths


Name:
Montane eastern Carpathian bilberry-ling heaths


Name:
Southern English [Ulex minor]-[Agrostis curtisii] heath


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic [Calluna vulgaris]-[Ulex gallii] heaths


Name:
Lizard [Erica vagans]-[Schoenus nigricans] heath


Name:
Anglo-Armorican [Erica cinerea]-[Ulex gallii] heaths


Name:
Anglo-Armorican western gorse wet heaths


Name:
Cantabro-Pyrenean [Erica vagans]-[E. cinerea] heaths


Name:
Gallic [Ulex minor]-[Erica cinerea] heaths


Name:
Britannic [Calluna vulgaris]-[Ulex minor] heaths


Name:
Western Cordilleran [Erica aragonensis] heaths


Name:
Southern Scandinavian bell heather heaths


Name:
Rhodopide and Balkan Kotschy's alpenrose heaths


Name:
[Genista lobelii] and [G. pulchella] cushion-heaths


Name:
Southern Hellenic montane hedgehog heaths


Name:
Southern Hellenic [Genista acanthoclada] hedgehog-heaths


Name:
Northern Central European ground cherry scrub


Name:
Iberian [Genista ramosissima] broom fields


Name:
North African [Genista ramosissima] broom fields


Name:
Cabo de Sao Vicente [Teucrium-Armeria] garrigue


Name:
Cabo de Sao Vicente [Cistus palhinhae] fields


Name:
Cabo de Sao Vicente [Genista-Thymus] garrigue


Name:
Northern Thracian collinar [Astragalus thracicus] phryganas


Name:
Nahe valley hairy greenweed feathergrass steppes


Name:
Britannic [Sesleria] dry calcicolous grasslands


Name:
Southern Britannic dry calcicolous grasslands


Name:
Southern Britannic short calcicolous grasslands


Name:
Middle European [Bromus erectus] semidry grasslands


Name:
Middle European [Brachypodium] semidry grasslands


Name:
Alluvial and humid [Mesobromion] grasslands


Name:
Middle European [Sesleria] semidry grasslands


Name:
Sub-Atlantic very dry calcareous grasslands


Name:
Central European calcaro-siliceous sand grasslands


Name:
Calcicline Central European sand grasslands


Name:
Acidocline Central European sand grasslands


Name:
Substabilized Central European sand grasslands


Name:
Dealpine calciphile pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Peri-Alpine blue moorgrass rock grasslands


Name:
Pannonic [Sesleria sadleriana] rock grasslands


Name:
East Carpathian [Sesleria rigida] grasslands


Name:
South Carpathian [Festuca xanthina] grasslands


Name:
Peri-Hercynian calcicline pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Circum-Pannonic calcicline pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Pre-Carpathian Baden meadowgrass pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Pannonic dwarf sedge pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Pannonic cinquefoil pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Hercynian siliceous pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Circum-Pannonic siliceous pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Pannonic siliceous spleenwort-melick rock grasslands


Name:
Pannonic [Festuca pseudodalmatica] rock grasslands


Name:
Transylvanian [Festuca pseudodalmatica] rock grasslands


Name:
Pannonic meadowgrass pale fescue grasslands


Name:
Mediterranean annual communities of shallow soils


Name:
Western Mediterranean calciphile annual communities


Name:
South-eastern Iberian pre-desert annual communities


Name:
Northern Sicilian aster annual communities


Name:
Helleno-Balkanic short grass and therophyte communities


Name:
Asio-Mediterranean short grass and therophyte communities


Name:
Crimean short grass and therophyte communities


Name:
Central Pannonic calciphile sand fescue steppes


Name:
Eastern Pannonic calciphile sand fescue steppes


Name:
Southern Pannonic calciphile sand fescue steppes


Name:
Central Pannonic feathergrass sand steppes


Name:
Southern Pannonic feathergrass sand steppes


Name:
Central Pannonic [Festuca wagneri] sand steppes


Name:
Western Pontic sand pioneer grass swards


Name:
Western Pontic fescue-feathergrass sand steppes


Name:
Western Pontic [Helichrysum] sand steppes


Name:
Southern Italian mat-grass swards and related communities


Name:
Rhenish [Deschampsia media] flood swards


Name:
Eastern Carpathian globe flower-cabbage thistle meadows


Name:
Danubio-Pannonic riverine and humid meadows


Name:
Pontic dune slack [Holoschoenus] grasslands


Name:
Purple moorgrass meadows and related communities


Name:
Dealpine heavy metal purple moorgrass meadows


Name:
Heath rush meadows and humid mat-grass swards


Name:
Moeso-Thracian mesophile cold water meadows


Name:
Medio-European collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western Hercynian collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Hercyno-Jurassian collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Peri-Alpine collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western sub-Pannonic collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Pannonic collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Medio-European montane woodrush beech forests


Name:
Hercyno-Alpine montane woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western medio-European montane woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western Cantabrian acidophilous beech forests


Name:
Humid Iberian acidophilous beech forests


Name:
Hyper-humid Iberian acidophilous beech forests


Name:
Medio-European collinar neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Medio-European wood barley beech forests


Name:
Medio-European woodruff and hairy sedge beech forests


Name:
Medio-European wood melick beech forests


Name:
Medio-European quaking sedge beech woods


Name:
Hercyno-Alpine hairy sedge beech forests


Name:
Western peri-Carpathian hairy sedge beech forests


Name:
Medio-European montane neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Austro-Bavarian Alps bittercress beech forests


Name:
South-eastern Alpine bittercress beech forests


Name:
Northern Hercynian bittercress beech forests


Name:
Bohemian Quadrangle bittercress beech forests


Name:
Western Carpathian bittercress beech forests


Name:
Pannonic neutrophile collinar beech forests


Name:
Pannonic neutrophile montane beech forests


Name:
Middle European dry-slope limestone beech forests


Name:
Medio-European dry slope sedge beech forests


Name:
Medio-European steep slope yew beech forests


Name:
Medio-European blue moorgrass beech forests


Name:
Medio-European naked basiphile beech forests


Name:
North-western Iberian xerophile beech woods


Name:
South-western Alpine neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Southern Alpine neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Northern Apennine neutrophile beech forests


Name:
South-western Moesian neutrophile beech forests


Name:
South-western Moesian subalpine beech forests


Name:
South-eastern Moesian neutrophile beech forests


Name:
South-eastern Moesian subalpine beech forests


Name:
Balkan Range cherry-laurel beech forests


Name:
Balkan Range [Festuca drymeja] beech forests


Name:
Moesian Constantinople hazel beech forests


Name:
Illyrian collinar neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Illyrian low-montane acidocline fir-beech forests


Name:
Illyrian low-montane neutrophile fir-beech forests


Name:
Illyrian inland calciphile beech forests


Name:
Illyrian [Helleborus odorus] beech forests


Name:
East Carpathian acidophile beech forests


Name:
Dacian [Galium kitaibelianum] beech forests


Name:
Dacian [Galium rotundifolium] beech forests


Name:
East Carpathian neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Dacian [Dentaria glandulosa] beech forests


Name:
Dacian [Pulmonaria rubra] fir-beech forests


Name:
Dacian hairy sedge beech-hornbeam forests


Name:
Dacian [Galium schultesii] beech-hornbeam forests


Name:
Dacian [Lathyrus hallersteinii] beech-hornbeam forests


Name:
Dacian [Dentaria bulbifera] beech forests


Name:
East Carpathian sub-alpine beech forests


Name:
Dacian subalpine gooseberry beech forests


Name:
East Carpathian calciphile beech forests


Name:
South Carpathian thermophilous beech forests


Name:
South Carpathian [Aremonia] beech forests


Name:
South Carpathian [Corylus colurna] beech forests


Name:
South Carpathian [Helleborus odorus] beech forests


Name:
South Carpathian [Festuca drymeja] beech forests


Name:
Eastern Balkan Range oriental beech forests


Name:
Stranja bearberry tree-oriental beech forests


Name:
Western Pontic rhododendron-oriental beech forests


Name:
Western Pontic calciphile fir-beech forests


Name:
Eastern Pontic montane speedwell beech forests


Name:
Caucasian bittercress and fern beech-hornbeam forests


Name:
Caucasian rich dark conifer-beech forests


Name:
Aquitanian ash-oak and oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Carpathian hairy sedge oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Northern middle Russian oak-lime forests


Name:
Southern middle Russian oak-lime forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic calciphile privet oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic xerophile [Anthericum] oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic calciphile squill ash-oak forests


Name:
Illyrian calcicline sessile oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Illyrian neutrocline sessile oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Illyrian acidocline sessile oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Dacian [Melampyrum biharense] oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Dacian [Lathyrus hallersteinii] oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Pre-Moesian [Galium kitaibelianum] oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Moesian [Quercus cerris] oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Tall herb mixed woodruff-sycamore forests


Name:
Carpathian tall herb rowan-sycamore forests


Name:
White violet ash-sycamore summital forests


Name:
Peri-Alpine mixed ash-sycamore slope forests


Name:
Thermophilous Alpine and peri-Alpine mixed lime forests


Name:
Dealpine mixed thermophile oak-maple-lime forests


Name:
Jurassian thermophile mixed oak-lime forests


Name:
South-western Alpine opal maple-oak-lime forests


Name:
Sub-Pannonic mixed ash-lime slope forests


Name:
Hellenic silver lime-sweet chestnut slope forests


Name:
Moesian [Geranium macrorrhizum] ravine forests


Name:
Balkan Range horse-chestnut ravine forests


Name:
Dacian [Geranium macrorrhizum] beech ravine forests


Name:
North Sea dune maple-pedunculate oak woods


Name:
Pennine sessile oak-birch-wavy hairgrass woods


Name:
English pedunculated oak-birch-wavy hairgrass woods


Name:
Sessile oak-pubescent birch-wood sorrel woods


Name:
Sessile oak-pubescent birch-[Dicranum majus] woodland


Name:
Aquitano-Ligerian oak forests on podsols


Name:
Aquitano-Ligerian oak forests on leached or acid soils


Name:
Mesophile Pyrenean acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Hygrophile Pyrenean acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Eastern Cantabrian acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Western Cantabrian acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Luso-Galician collinar acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Mesophile Luso-Galician collinar oak forests


Name:
Humid Luso-Galician collinar oak forests


Name:
Luso-Galician montane acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Western Hercynian woodrush-hawksbeard oak forests


Name:
Central European dyer's greenweed oak forests


Name:
Central Hercynian dyer's greenweed oak forests


Name:
Peri-Bohemian dyer's greenweed oak forests


Name:
Central European hygrophile acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Peri-Bohemian giant moorgrass sessile oak forest


Name:
Pre-Carpathian quaking sedge-pedunculate oak forests


Name:
Pre-Carpathian purple moorgrass-pedunculate oak forests


Name:
Western Hercynian thermophile acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Illyro-Pannonic thermophile acidophilous oak forests


Name:
Illyrian birch-sessile oak acidophilous forests


Name:
Central Iberian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic Iberian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic sub-humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Iberian sub-continental [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-continental sub-humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-continental humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Lower Mariano-Oretanian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Upper Mariano-Oretanian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Thermophilous and supra-Mediterranean oak woods


Name:
Western white oak woods and related communities


Name:
Sub-Mediterranean [Quercus petraea-Q. robur] woods


Name:
Northern Italic [Quercus pubescens] woods


Name:
Eastern submediterranean white oak woods


Name:
Thracian white oak-oriental hornbeam woods


Name:
Moesian white oak-oriental hornbeam woods


Name:
Moesian [Paeonia peregrina]-white oak woods


Name:
Moesian [Galium dasypodium]-white oak woods


Name:
Intra-Carpathian insular [Quercus virgiliana] woods


Name:
Illyrian oriental hornbeam white oak woods


Name:
Southern Crimean [Quercus anatolica] woods


Name:
Western Caucasian [Quercus anatolica] woods


Name:
Italo-Illyrian hop-hornbeam sub-thermophilous oak woods


Name:
Illyrian thermophile turkey oak-sessile oak woods


Name:
Southern Italic subthermophilous oak woods


Name:
Southern Italic [Quercus frainetto] woods


Name:
Southern Hellenic subthermophilous oak woods


Name:
Southern Hellenic [Quercus cerris] woods


Name:
Southern Hellenic [Quercus frainetto] woods


Name:
Eastern Mediterranean subthermophilous oak woods


Name:
Taurus sub-Mediterranean [Quercus pseudocerris] woods


Name:
Moesio-Danubian [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Moesio-Danubian oriental hornbeam [Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Moesio-Danubian mixed oak [Quercus frainetto] forests


Name:
Moesio-Danubian oriental hornbeam-durmast oak forests


Name:
Central Moesian [Quercus dalechampii]-oriental hornbeam forests


Name:
Moesio-Danubian bedstraw sessile oak forests


Name:
Dobrogean sessile oak-lime-oriental hornbeam-ash forests


Name:
Dobrogean [Quercus pedunculiflora]-lime-oriental hornbeam forests


Name:
Getic sub-continental thermophilous oak woods


Name:
Getic white cinquefoil [Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Getic early sedge [Quercus frainetto] forests


Name:
Getic crocus [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Getic [Q. frainetto]-[Q. cerris]-[Q. petraea] forests


Name:
Getic [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus petraea] [s.l.] forests


Name:
Pre-Carpathian [Quercus cerris]-[Quercus petraea] [s.l.] forests


Name:
Thracian sub-continental thermophilous oak woods


Name:
Euxino-Thracian [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Thracian [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Sub-Euxinian [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus cerris] forests


Name:
Thracian [Quercus frainetto]-[Quercus virgiliana] forests


Name:
Stranja [Primula rosea]-[Quercus polycarpa] forests


Name:
Stranja [Fagus orientalis]-[Quercus polycarpa] forests


Name:
South-eastern Thracian thermophilous oak forests


Name:
Western Anatolian sub-continental thermophilous oak woods


Name:
Western Anatolian turkey oak-white oak woods


Name:
Western Spanish [Quercus faginea] forests


Name:
Central Spanish [Quercus faginea] forests


Name:
Eastern Spanish [Quercus faginea] forests


Name:
Western white cinquefoil sessile oak woods


Name:
Pannonic hairy greenweed sessile oak woods


Name:
Getic-pre-Carpathic [Festuca drymeia] oak forests


Name:
Pannonic mesophile sand steppe oak woods


Name:
Pontic [Acer tataricum]-[Q. pedunculiflora] steppe woods


Name:
Pontic [Acer tataricum]-[Quercus pubescens] steppe woods


Name:
Pontic [Acer tataricum]-[Q. cerris]-[Q. pedunculiflora] steppe woods


Name:
Sarmatic [Acer tataricum]-[Quercus robur] steppe woods


Name:
Sarmatic [Acer tataricum]-[Q. robur]-[Q. petraea] steppe woods


Name:
Eastern [Acer tataricum]-[Quercus robur] steppe woods


Name:
Anatolian [Quercus pedunculiflora] steppe woods


Name:
Illyrian spring heath hop-hornbeam woods


Name:
North African [Acer monspessulanum] forests


Name:
Pannonic privet juniper-poplar steppe woods


Name:
Pannonic sedge juniper-poplar steppe woods


Name:
Pannonic gypsophila juniper-poplar steppe woods


Name:
Sub-Mediterranean and Pannonic mixed woods


Name:
Western Asian wild fruit tree steppe woods


Name:
Western Asian almond-terebinth steppe woods


Name:
North African [Pistacia atlantica] steppe woods


Name:
Western Anatolian mixed oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Central Pontic mixed oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Eastern Pontic mixed oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Western sub-Pontic beech-Bornmueller's fir forests


Name:
Eastern sub-Pontic beech-Bornmueller's fir forests


Name:
Western sub-Pontic subalpine Bornmueller's fir forests


Name:
Alpine and Carpathian subalpine spruce forests


Name:
[Adenostyles glabra] subalpine spruce forests


Name:
[Adenostyles alliariae] subalpine spruce forests


Name:
Western Carpathian subalpine spruce forests


Name:
Western Carpathian acidophilous spruce forests


Name:
Eastern Carpathian subalpine spruce forests


Name:
Carpathian subalpine rhododenron spruce forests


Name:
Carpathian subalpine Bruckenthalia spruce forests


Name:
Carpathian high montane [Hieracium] spruce forests


Name:
Carpathian high montane [Bazzania] spruce forests


Name:
Carpathian [Leucanthemum] high montane spruce forests


Name:
Inner Carpatho-Alpine montane spruce forests


Name:
Acidophile montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Calciphile montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Bedstraw montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Tall herb montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Peatmoss montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Eastern Hercynian subalpine spruce forests


Name:
Subalpine spruce forests of the Bayerischer Wald


Name:
Subalpine spruce forests of the Harz and Erzgebirge


Name:
Subalpine spruce forests of eastern Hercynian ranges


Name:
Eastern Alpine siliceous larch and arolla forests


Name:
Green alder and tall herb arolla-larch forests


Name:
Eastern Alpine calcicolous larch and arolla forests


Name:
Hairy alpenrose arolla and larch-arolla forests


Name:
Dwarf pine-hairy alpenrose larch-arolla forests


Name:
Green alder-hairy alpenrose larch-arolla forests


Name:
Ericoid hairy alpenrose larch-arolla forests


Name:
Limestone steep slope larch-spruce forests


Name:
Western Carpathian larch and arolla forests


Name:
Inner Carpathian larch and arolla forests


Name:
Eastern Carpathian larch and arolla forests


Name:
Outer Alpine alpenrose mountain pine forests


Name:
Pyrenean alpenrose mountain pine forests


Name:
Outer Alpine juniper-bearberry mountain pine forests


Name:
Xerophile outer Alpine mountain pine forests


Name:
Pyrenean bearberry mountain pine forests


Name:
Mountain pine forests of the Iberian Range


Name:
Carpathian relict calcicolous Scots pine forests


Name:
South-eastern European Scots pine forests


Name:
South-western Moesian Scots pine forests


Name:
East Carpathian [Sesleria] Scots pine forests


Name:
East Carpathian bilberry Scots pine forests


Name:
East Carpathian [Daphne blagayana] Scots pine forests


Name:
East Anatolian Scots pine pre-steppe forests


Name:
Moeso-Hellenic montane [Pinus nigra] forests


Name:
Illyrian serpentine [Pinus nigra] forests


Name:
Illyrian limestone [Pinus nigra] forests


Name:
Illyrian submediterranean [Pinus nigra] forests


Name:
Supra-Mediterranean Baetic Salzmann's pine forests


Name:
Oro-Mediterranean Baetic Salzmann's pine forests


Name:
Northern Peloponnese Pallas' pine forests


Name:
Phrygian [Sesleria] Pallas' pine forests


Name:
Siliceous Southern-Iberian mesogean pine forests


Name:
Calcicolous Southern-Iberian mesogean pine forests


Name:
Southern Andalusian mesogean pine forests


Name:
Andalusian peridotite mesogean pine forests


Name:
Andalusian dolomite mesogean pine forests


Name:
Eastern Andalusian calcicolous mesogean pine forests


Name:
Eastern Andalusian silicicolous mesogean pine forests


Name:
Pantellerian mesogean pine-holm oak forests


Name:
Iglesiente near-natural stone pine forests


Name:
Sardinian seminatural stone pine forests


Name:
Mediterranean Anatolian stone pine forests


Name:
Lesbian humid montane Aegean pine forests


Name:
Serpentine southern Anatolian Aegean pine forests


Name:
Marl southern Anatolian Aegean pine forests


Name:
Limestone southern Anatolian Aegean pine forests


Name:
Ultrabasic southern Anatolian Aegean pine forests


Name:
Western Palaearctic cypress, juniper and yew forests


Name:
Guadarraman calciphilous Spanish juniper woods


Name:
Guadarraman silicicolous Spanish juniper woods


Name:
Western coastal Crimean Grecian juniper forests


Name:
Eastern coastal Crimean Grecian juniper forests


Name:
Mesophile Lycian cedar of Lebanon forests


Name:
Meso-xerophile Lycian cedar of Lebanon forests


Name:
Pre-Alpine willow and sea-buckthorn brush


Name:
Lowland and collinar riverine willow scrub


Name:
Western Mediterranean purple willow scrub


Name:
Continental East Asian riverine willow scrub


Name:
Central Iberian [Salix neotricha] galleries


Name:
Eumediterranean white and crack willow galleries


Name:
Olive-leaved and ashy willow riparian woods


Name:
Italo-Hellenic ashy willow riparian woods


Name:
North African olive-leaved and ashy willow woods


Name:
Pannonic willow and poplar-willow galleries


Name:
Hercynio-Carpathian sage grey alder galleries


Name:
Hercynio-Carpathian caltha grey alder galleries


Name:
Western Siberian birch and pine galleries


Name:
Middle European great horsetail ash-alder woods


Name:
Submontane Hercynian stream ash-alder woods


Name:
Central European slow river floodplain woods


Name:
Central European slow river ash-alder woods


Name:
Ponto-Pannonic tall herb ash-alder woods


Name:
Eastern Baltic slow river floodplain woods


Name:
Eastern Baltic nightshade ash-alder woods


Name:
Eastern Baltic slow river spruce-birch-alder woods


Name:
Corsican black and cordate alder galleries


Name:
Ponto-Sarmatic mixed poplar riverine forests


Name:
Western Pontic white-black poplar galleries


Name:
Danube delta [Hippophae]-[Populus canescens] galleries


Name:
Southern Sarmatic poplar and elm galleries


Name:
Central and eastern Pontic poplar forests


Name:
Southern riparian galleries and thickets


Name:
Oleander, chaste tree and tamarisk galleries


Name:
North African hypersaline tamarisk stands


Name:
Western Pontic fresh water [Tamarix smyrnensis] stands


Name:
Danubio-Tracian fresh water tamarix stands


Name:
Danube small reed fresh water tamarix stands


Name:
Western Pontic coastal [Tamarix smyrensis] stands


Name:
Irano-Anatolian fresh water tamarisk stands


Name:
Intra-Carpathian elongated sedge alder swamp woods


Name:
Meso-acidophilous nemoral birch swamp woods


Name:
Inland northern bilberry Scots Pine mire woods


Name:
Coastal northern bilberry Scots Pine mire woods


Name:
Boreal Labrador tea Scots pine bog woods


Name:
Boreal bog rosemary Scots pine bog woods


Name:
Boreal neutrocline sphagnum Scots pine fen woods


Name:
Boreal cross-leaved heath Scots pine fen woods


Name:
Boreal bog bilberry Scots pine fen woods


Name:
Boreal spruce and spruce-birch fen and bog woods


Name:
Boreal neutrocline sphagnum spruce woods


Name:
Boreal sedge-sphagnum spruce swamp woods


Name:
Boreal heath-horsetail spruce swamp woods


Name:
Boreal northern bilberry spruce swamp woods


Name:
Eastern boreal birch and conifer swamp woods


Name:
Eastern sub-boreal birch and conifer swamp woods


Name:
Northern and central Italian holm-oak forests


Name:
Bog cottonsedge-sphagnum lawns and green hummock bases


Name:
Other bog soak and runoff gulley communities


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog plateaux


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog sphagnum carpets


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog deergrass heaths


Name:
Western Irish oblong-leaved sundew flush communities


Name:
Western Irish bulbous-rush flush communities


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog hollows and pools


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog sphagnum mats


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic dwarf shrub-cottonsedge upland bogs


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic wooly fringe moss upland bog hummocks


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog wet heaths


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog hollows and pools


Name:
Southern boreo-Atlantic ling-wooly fringe moss bogs


Name:
Southern boreo-Atlantic blanket bog hollow communities


Name:
Northern boreo-Atlantic blanket bog hollow communities


Name:
Fennoscandian brown moss yellow sedge fens


Name:
Fennoscandian [Sphagnum warnstorfii] yellow sedge fens


Name:
Middle European black sedge alkaline fens


Name:
Arctoalpine riverine false sedge and bristle sedge swards


Name:
Arctoalpine riverine horsetail, bullrush and rush swards


Name:
Boreo-alpine basiphile willow fen scrubs


Name:
Carpathian black-white-star sedge acidic fens


Name:
Basicline sphagnum-bottle sedge quaking mires


Name:
White beak-sedge and mud bottom communities


Name:
Icelandic [Carex chordorrhiza] mud-bottom communities


Name:
Icelandic [Carex rariflora] mud-bottom communities


Name:
Icelandic [Carex lyngbyei] mud-bottom communities


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Name:
Sublittoral rocky seabeds and kelp forests


Name:
Mediterraneo-Pontic [Cymodocea] and [Zostera] beds


Name:
Western European continental glasswort beds


Name:
Western European continental glasswort seeps


Name:
Western European continental glasswort swards


Name:
Upper shore Mediterranean glasswort swards


Name:
Mediterranean nitrophilous solonchak chenopodid mats


Name:
Atlantic [Festuca rubra]-[Agrostis stolonifera] swards


Name:
Baltic salt basin [Agrostis]-[Triglochin] swards


Name:
Interior European saltmarsh grass meadows


Name:
Interior European saltmarsh rush and couch beds


Name:
Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic salt meadows


Name:
Mediterranean short rush, sedge, barley, clover saltmeadows


Name:
East Pannonic [Petrosimonia]-[Artemisia] salt steppes


Name:
East Pannonic [Limonium]-[Artemisia] salt steppes


Name:
Pannonic viper's grass saltmarsh rush saline meadows


Name:
Pannonic dandelion distant sedge saline meadows


Name:
Pannonic silverweed rye sedge saline meadows


Name:
Pannonic few-flowered spikerush saline meadows


Name:
Transylvanian arrow-grass sea-aster saline meadows


Name:
Transylvanian plantain bent-grass saline meadows


Name:
Boreo-Arctic sand beach annual communities


Name:
Eurasian Arctic sand beach annual communities


Name:
Middle European sand beach annual communities


Name:
Boreo-Bothnian sand beach annual communities


Name:
Tethyan sand beach driftline communities


Name:
Mediterraneo-Atlantic sand beach annual communities


Name:
South-western Pontic sand beach [Crambe] communities


Name:
Northwestern Pontic sand beach [Crambe] communities


Name:
Pontic sand beach [Petasites] communities


Name:
Temperate Pacific sand beach annual communities


Name:
British bell heather coastal dune heaths


Name:
Iberian green heather coastal dune heaths


Name:
Iberian Dorset heath coastal dune heaths


Name:
Northern bell heather coastal dune heaths


Name:
Dune-slack reedbeds, sedgebeds and canebeds


Name:
Boreo-arctic gravel beach annual communities


Name:
Shoreweed lawns, lobelia ponds, quillwort swards


Name:
Euro-Siberian dwarf annual amphibious swards


Name:
Bog pimpernell-summer lady's tresses communities


Name:
Mediterranean amphibious small herb communities


Name:
Alpine willowherb river gravel communities


Name:
Boreo-arctic mountain sorrel river gravels


Name:
Carpatho-Alpine small-reed river gravel communities


Name:
Pyreneo-Cantabric small-reed river gravel communities


Name:
Euro-Siberian annual river mud communities


Name:
Southern English [Ulex minor]-[Agrostis curtisii] heath


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic [Calluna vulgaris]-[Ulex gallii] heaths


Name:
Lizard [Erica vagans]-[Schoenus nigricans] heath


Name:
Anglo-Armorican [Erica cinerea]-[Ulex gallii] heaths


Name:
Anglo-Armorican western gorse wet heaths


Name:
Cantabro-Pyrenean [Erica vagans]-[E. cinerea] heaths


Name:
Gallic [Ulex minor]-[Erica cinerea] heaths


Name:
Britannic [Calluna vulgaris]-[Ulex minor] heaths


Name:
Western Cordilleran [Erica aragonensis] heaths


Name:
Southern Scandinavian bell heather heaths


Name:
Southern Palaearctic mountain dwarf juniper scrub


Name:
Alpigenic high mountain [Empetrum-Vaccinium] heaths


Name:
Alpide high mountain dwarf bilberry heaths


Name:
Scandinavian montane tall herb willow brush


Name:
Scandinavian montane tufted hairgrass willow brush


Name:
Scandio-Caledonian bare ground willow brush


Name:
[Genista lobelii] and [G. pulchella] cushion-heaths


Name:
Southern Hellenic montane hedgehog heaths


Name:
Southern Hellenic [Genista acanthoclada] hedgehog-heaths


Name:
Upper Cordilleran [Cytisus purgans] fields


Name:
Lower Cordilleran [Cytisus purgans] fields


Name:
Acidiphile western Mediterranean holm-oak matorral


Name:
Calciphile western Mediterranean oak matorral


Name:
Greek [Q. coccifera] arborescent matorral


Name:
Dalmatian [Q. ilex] arborescent matorral


Name:
Dalmatian [Q. coccifera] arborescent matorral


Name:
[Quercus ilex, Quercus rotundifolia] low woods


Name:
Inland [Juniperus oxycedrus] arborescent matorral


Name:
Inland [Juniperus phoenicea] arborescent matorral


Name:
Iberian [Genista ramosissima] broom fields


Name:
Cabo de Sao Vicente [Teucrium-Armeria] garrigue


Name:
Cabo de Sao Vicente [Cistus palhinhae] fields


Name:
Cabo de Sao Vicente [Genista-Thymus] garrigue


Name:
Middle European grassy rock debris communities


Name:
[Poa badensis] and garlic rock debris swards


Name:
Middle European rock debris small forb communities


Name:
Euro-Siberian pioneer calcareous sand swards


Name:
Nahe valley hairy greenweed feathergrass steppes


Name:
Britannic [Sesleria] dry calcicolous grasslands


Name:
Southern Britannic dry calcicolous grasslands


Name:
Southern Britannic short calcicolous grasslands


Name:
Middle European [Bromus erectus] semidry grasslands


Name:
Middle European [Brachypodium] semidry grasslands


Name:
Alluvial and humid [Mesobromion] grasslands


Name:
Middle European [Sesleria] semidry grasslands


Name:
Sub-Atlantic very dry calcareous grasslands


Name:
Central European calcaro-siliceous sand grasslands


Name:
Calcicline Central European sand grasslands


Name:
Acidocline Central European sand grasslands


Name:
Substabilized Central European sand grasslands


Name:
Mediterranean annual communities of shallow soils


Name:
Western Mediterranean calciphile annual communities


Name:
South-eastern Iberian pre-desert annual communities


Name:
Northern Sicilian aster annual communities


Name:
Helleno-Balkanic short grass and therophyte communities


Name:
Central Pannonic feathergrass sand steppes


Name:
Alpine weathered rock and outcrop communities


Name:
Alpic mat-grass swards and related communities


Name:
Pyrenean closed [Festuca eskia] grasslands


Name:
Hautes Chaumes summital mat-grass swards


Name:
Oroboreal [Nardus stricta]-[Carex bigelowii] grass-heaths


Name:
Iberian Range acidophilous stripped grasslands


Name:
Nevadan [Festuca indigesta] stripped grasslands


Name:
Nevadan [Festuca clementei] stripped grasslands


Name:
Subalpine southern Italian mat-grass swards


Name:
Violet fescue swards and related communities


Name:
Calciphilous stepped and garland grasslands


Name:
Alpine blue moorgrass-evergreen sedge swards


Name:
Jura blue moorgrass-evergreen sedge swards


Name:
Southern Alpine oatgrass-blue moorgrass swards


Name:
Western Carpathian cushion sedge carpets


Name:
Eastern Carpathian cushion sedge carpets


Name:
Purple moorgrass meadows and related communities


Name:
Subalpine and alpine tall herb communities


Name:
Hercynian high montane butterbur communities


Name:
Hercynian high montane leopardsbane communities


Name:
Hercynian high montane lettuce communities


Name:
Hercynian high montane globe flower communities


Name:
Hercynian high montane cranesbill communities


Name:
Corsican [Cymbalaria] tall herb communities


Name:
Corsican [Doronicum] tall herb communities


Name:
Eastern oro-Mediterranean and Balkan tall herb communities


Name:
Boreo-Arctic seabird cliff tall-herb communities


Name:
Xeromesophile medio-European lowland hay meadows


Name:
Hygromesophile medio-European lowland hay meadows


Name:
Western Hercynian submontane hay meadows


Name:
Eastern Hercynian submontane hay meadows


Name:
Medio-European collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western Hercynian collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Hercyno-Jurassian collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Peri-Alpine collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western sub-Pannonic collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Pannonic collinar woodrush beech forests


Name:
Medio-European montane woodrush beech forests


Name:
Hercyno-Alpine montane woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western medio-European montane woodrush beech forests


Name:
Western Cantabrian acidophilous beech forests


Name:
Humid Iberian acidophilous beech forests


Name:
Hyper-humid Iberian acidophilous beech forests


Name:
Medio-European collinar neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Medio-European wood barley beech forests


Name:
Medio-European woodruff and hairy sedge beech forests


Name:
Medio-European wood melick beech forests


Name:
Medio-European quaking sedge beech woods


Name:
Hercyno-Alpine hairy sedge beech forests


Name:
Western peri-Carpathian hairy sedge beech forests


Name:
Medio-European montane neutrophile beech forests


Name:
Austro-Bavarian Alps bittercress beech forests


Name:
South-eastern Alpine bittercress beech forests


Name:
Northern Hercynian bittercress beech forests


Name:
Middle European dry-slope limestone beech forests


Name:
Medio-European dry slope sedge beech forests


Name:
Medio-European steep slope yew beech forests


Name:
Medio-European blue moorgrass beech forests


Name:
Medio-European naked basiphile beech forests


Name:
North-western Iberian xerophile beech woods


Name:
Carpathian hairy sedge oak-hornbeam forests


Name:
Tall herb mixed woodruff-sycamore forests


Name:
Carpathian tall herb rowan-sycamore forests


Name:
White violet ash-sycamore summital forests


Name:
Peri-Alpine mixed ash-sycamore slope forests


Name:
Thermophilous Alpine and peri-Alpine mixed lime forests


Name:
Dealpine mixed thermophile oak-maple-lime forests


Name:
Jurassian thermophile mixed oak-lime forests


Name:
South-western Alpine opal maple-oak-lime forests


Name:
Hellenic silver lime-sweet chestnut slope forests


Name:
Sessile oak-pubescent birch-wood sorrel woods


Name:
Sessile oak-pubescent birch-[Dicranum majus] woodland


Name:
Aquitano-Ligerian oak forests on podsols


Name:
Central Iberian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic Iberian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic sub-humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-Atlantic humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Iberian sub-continental [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-continental sub-humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Sub-continental humid [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Lower Mariano-Oretanian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Upper Mariano-Oretanian [Quercus pyrenaica] forests


Name:
Western Spanish [Quercus faginea] forests


Name:
Central Spanish [Quercus faginea] forests


Name:
Eastern Spanish [Quercus faginea] forests


Name:
Western white cinquefoil sessile oak woods


Name:
Pannonic hairy greenweed sessile oak woods


Name:
Getic-pre-Carpathic [Festuca drymeia] oak forests


Name:
Pannonic mesophile sand steppe oak woods


Name:
Alpine and Carpathian subalpine spruce forests


Name:
[Adenostyles glabra] subalpine spruce forests


Name:
[Adenostyles alliariae] subalpine spruce forests


Name:
Inner Carpatho-Alpine montane spruce forests


Name:
Acidophile montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Calciphile montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Bedstraw montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Tall herb montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Peatmoss montane inner Alpine spruce forests


Name:
Eastern Hercynian subalpine spruce forests


Name:
Subalpine spruce forests of the Bayerischer Wald


Name:
Subalpine spruce forests of the Harz and Erzgebirge


Name:
Eastern Alpine siliceous larch and arolla forests


Name:
Green alder and tall herb arolla-larch forests


Name:
Eastern Alpine calcicolous larch and arolla forests


Name:
Hairy alpenrose arolla and larch-arolla forests


Name:
Dwarf pine-hairy alpenrose larch-arolla forests


Name:
Green alder-hairy alpenrose larch-arolla forests


Name:
Ericoid hairy alpenrose larch-arolla forests


Name:
Limestone steep slope larch-spruce forests


Name:
Outer Alpine alpenrose mountain pine forests


Name:
Pyrenean alpenrose mountain pine forests


Name:
Outer Alpine juniper-bearberry mountain pine forests


Name:
Xerophile outer Alpine mountain pine forests


Name:
Pyrenean bearberry mountain pine forests


Name:
Mountain pine forests of the Iberian Range


Name:
Moeso-Hellenic montane [Pinus nigra] forests


Name:
Supra-Mediterranean Baetic Salzmann's pine forests


Name:
Oro-Mediterranean Baetic Salzmann's pine forests


Name:
Northern Peloponnese Pallas' pine forests


Name:
Siliceous Southern-Iberian mesogean pine forests


Name:
Calcicolous Southern-Iberian mesogean pine forests


Name:
Southern Andalusian mesogean pine forests


Name:
Andalusian peridotite mesogean pine forests


Name:
Andalusian dolomite mesogean pine forests


Name:
Eastern Andalusian calcicolous mesogean pine forests


Name:
Eastern Andalusian silicicolous mesogean pine forests


Name:
Pantellerian mesogean pine-holm oak forests


Name:
Iglesiente near-natural stone pine forests


Name:
Sardinian seminatural stone pine forests


Name:
Lesbian humid montane Aegean pine forests


Name:
Guadarraman calciphilous Spanish juniper woods


Name:
Guadarraman silicicolous Spanish juniper woods


Name:
Subcontinental bilberry western spruce taiga


Name:
Suboceanic bilberry western spruce taiga


Name:
Subcontinental small fern western spruce taiga


Name:
Suboceanic small fern western spruce taiga


Name:
Subcontinental small-herb western spruce taiga


Name:
Suboceanic small-herb western spruce taiga


Name:
Northern subcontinental tall-herb spruce taiga


Name:
Southern subcontinental tall-herb spruce taiga


Name:
Southern boreal continental lichen pine taiga


Name:
Pre-Alpine willow and sea-buckthorn brush


Name:
Central Iberian [Salix neotricha] galleries


Name:
Eumediterranean white and crack willow galleries


Name:
Middle European great horsetail ash-alder woods


Name:
Submontane Hercynian stream ash-alder woods


Name:
Central European slow river floodplain woods


Name:
Central European slow river ash-alder woods


Name:
Mixed oak-elm-ash forests of great rivers


Name:
Northern Hellenic black poplar riparian forests


Name:
Southern riparian galleries and thickets


Name:
Oleander, chaste tree and tamarisk galleries


Name:
Meso-acidophilous nemoral birch swamp woods


Name:
Inland northern bilberry Scots Pine mire woods


Name:
Coastal northern bilberry Scots Pine mire woods


Name:
Boreal Labrador tea Scots pine bog woods


Name:
Boreal bog rosemary Scots pine bog woods


Name:
Boreal neutrocline sphagnum Scots pine fen woods


Name:
Boreal cross-leaved heath Scots pine fen woods


Name:
Boreal bog bilberry Scots pine fen woods


Name:
Boreal spruce and spruce-birch fen and bog woods


Name:
Boreal neutrocline sphagnum spruce woods


Name:
Boreal sedge-sphagnum spruce swamp woods


Name:
Boreal heath-horsetail spruce swamp woods


Name:
Boreal northern bilberry spruce swamp woods


Name:
Northern and central Italian holm-oak forests


Name:
Bog cottonsedge-sphagnum lawns and green hummock bases


Name:
Other bog soak and runoff gulley communities


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog plateaux


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog sphagnum carpets


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog deergrass heaths


Name:
Western Irish oblong-leaved sundew flush communities


Name:
Western Irish bulbous-rush flush communities


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic lowland blanket bog hollows and pools


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog sphagnum mats


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic dwarf shrub-cottonsedge upland bogs


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic wooly fringe moss upland bog hummocks


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog wet heaths


Name:
Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog hollows and pools


Name:
Fennoscandian brown moss yellow sedge fens


Name:
Fennoscandian [Sphagnum warnstorfii] yellow sedge fens


Name:
Middle European black sedge alkaline fens


Name:
Arctoalpine riverine false sedge and bristle sedge swards


Name:
Arctoalpine riverine horsetail, bullrush and rush swards


Name:
Basicline sphagnum-bottle sedge quaking mires


Name:
South-western Alpine mountain sorrel screes


Name:
Western Mediterranean and thermophilous screes


Name:
Western eu-Mediterranean and oro-Iberian calcareous cliffs


Name:
Alpine and sub-Mediterranean calcareous cliffs


Name:
Alpine calcareous cliff heliophile communities


Name:
Green spleenwort, cinquefoil and saxifrage boreal cliffs


Name:
Middle European montane siliceous cliffs


Name:
Canarian fumaroles, solfataras and mofettes


# Phare_12_Annex_Amphibians_Reptiles

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NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


DIST_NAME:
Smoldzino, Ustka, Leba, Wicko, Glowczyce


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Herby, Kochanowice, Koszecin, Wreczyca Wielka


DIST_NAME:
Suchedniow, Starachowice, Bodzentyn, Pawlow, Wachock


DIST_NAME:
Dzwola, Janow Lubelski, Modliborzyce, Potok Wielki, Zaklikow


DIST_NAME:
Dabrowa, Proszkow, Krapkowice, Niemodlin, Korfantow, Biala, Lewin Brzeski


DIST_NAME:
Turawa, Murow, Pokoj, Wolczyn, Lubniany, Popielow


DIST_NAME:
Czechowice-Dziedzice, Skoczow, Strumien, Jasienica,Pszczyna, Chybie, Brzeszcze


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


DIST_NAME:
Ciezkowice, Grodek n. Dunajcem, Gromnik, Zakliczyn, Bobowa


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Sanok, Zagorz, Tyrawa Woloska, Olszanica, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


DIST_NAME:
Socolari, Potoc, Sasca Montana, Stanapari-Carbunari, Sopotul Nou


DIST_NAME:
Vratnitsa,Teartse,Tetovo, G.Rechitsa, Shipkovitsa, Kamenjane, Gostivar, Vrutok, Mavrovi Anovi


DIST_NAME:
Samokov,Sopishte,Studenitchani, Zelenikovo, Veles, Chashka, Bogomila, Izvor, Makedonski Brod


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


# Phare_12_Annex_Birds

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS.-WESTERN PART


SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS. -EASTERN PART


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


DIST_NAME:
Cedynia, Chojna, Goleniow, Gryfino, Kolbaskowo, Police i in.


DIST_NAME:
Stare Czarnowo, Warnice, Kobylanka, Pyrzyce, Stargard Szczeciñski


DIST_NAME:
Nowe Warpno, Wolin, Swinoujscie, Stepnica, Police


DIST_NAME:
Zlocieniec, Czaplinek, Polczyn Zdroj, Barwice, Silnowo, Ostrowice


DIST_NAME:
Bialy Bor, Miastko, Wierzchowo, Bobolice


DIST_NAME:
Darlowo, Manowo, Koszalin, Postomia, Ustka


DIST_NAME:
Smoldzino, Ustka, Leba, Wicko, Glowczyce


DIST_NAME:
Borzytuchom, Bytow, Czarna Dabrowka, Debnica Kaszubska, Kobylnica, Kolczyglowy, Slupsk


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA ODRY MIEDZY NIETKOWEM A CIGACICAMI


DIST_NAME:
Kruszwica, Radziejow, Strzelno, Jeziora Wielkie, Skulsk, Piotrkow Kujawski


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


DIST_NAME:
Kamieniec, Rakoniewice, Wielichowo, Przemet, Smigiel, Wolsztyn


DIST_NAME:
Konin, Zerkow, Brudzew, Dabie, Golina, Kolo, Koscielec, Kramsk, Ladek, Przykona, Pyzdry, Rzgow, Stare Miasto,Uniejow itd


DIST_NAME:
Widawa, Rusiec, Konopnica, Burzenin, Zapolice, Sieradz, Sêdziejowice, Ostrowek, Osjakow


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Pokrzywnica, Zatory, Nieporet, Serock, Skrzeszew


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Bailobrzegi, Mogielnica, Stromiec, Goszczyn, Wysmierzyce, Nowe Miasto, Rzeczyca, Poswietne, Odrzywol


DIST_NAME:
Szydlowiec, Chlewiska, Przysucha, Gielniow, Gowarczow, Konskie, Borkowice


DIST_NAME:
Herby, Kochanowice, Koszecin, Wreczyca Wielka


DIST_NAME:
Twarog, Wozniki, Koszecin, Lubliniec, Tarnowskie Gory


DIST_NAME:
Suchedniow, Starachowice, Bodzentyn, Pawlow, Wachock


DIST_NAME:
Dzwola, Janow Lubelski, Modliborzyce, Potok Wielki, Zaklikow


DIST_NAME:
Dabrowa, Proszkow, Krapkowice, Niemodlin, Korfantow, Biala, Lewin Brzeski


DIST_NAME:
Turawa, Murow, Pokoj, Wolczyn, Lubniany, Popielow


DIST_NAME:
Koszecin, Tworog, Zawadzkie, Kolonowskie, Ozimek, Turawa, Opole


DIST_NAME:
Lewin Brzeski, Grodkow, Niemodlin, Lambinowice, Pakoslawice, Skoroszyce, Nysa


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA ODRY MIEDZY KOZLEM A KRAPKOWICAMI

DIST_NAME:
Krapkowice, Zdzienowice, Walce, Kedzierzyn, Gogolin


SITE_NAME:
LASY MIEDZY KEDZIERZYNEM  - KOZLEM A RYBNIKIEM


DIST_NAME:
Czechowice-Dziedzice, Skoczow, Strumien, Jasienica,Pszczyna, Chybie, Brzeszcze


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


DIST_NAME:
Ciezkowice, Grodek n. Dunajcem, Gromnik, Zakliczyn, Bobowa


DIST_NAME:
Bircza, Krasiczyn, Krzywcza, Fredropol, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tarnogrod, Adamowka, Stary Dzikow, Oleszyce, Wiazownica, Laszki


DIST_NAME:
Wojcieszow, Jezow Sudecki, Bolkow, Swierzawa


DIST_NAME:
Swieradow Zdroj, Mirsk, Szklarska Poreba


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Sanok, Zagorz, Tyrawa Woloska, Olszanica, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


DIST_NAME:
Poiana Stampei, Dorna Candrenilor, Saru Dornei


DIST_NAME:
Arpas, Cartisoara, Porumbacu, Avrig, Racovita


DIST_NAME:
Marasu, Stancuta, Bertesti, Tufesti, Gropeni


DIST_NAME:
Vratnitsa,Teartse,Tetovo, G.Rechitsa, Shipkovitsa, Kamenjane, Gostivar, Vrutok, Mavrovi Anovi


DIST_NAME:
Samokov,Sopishte,Studenitchani, Zelenikovo, Veles, Chashka, Bogomila, Izvor, Makedonski Brod


DIST_NAME:
Kochani, Orizari, Makedonska Kamenica, Kriva Palanka


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


SITE_NAME:
KASMU PS. N JA W OSA, SAARTNEEM JA TIIRUKARI


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


SITE_NAME:
DAUGAVAS VIDZEMES KRASTS NO SKRIVERIEM LIDZ AIZKRAUKLEI


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
CIECERES, ODZENU, SVETAINU UN KERKLINU EZERS


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


# Phare_12_Annex_Fishes

SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Nowe Warpno, Wolin, Swinoujscie, Stepnica, Police


DIST_NAME:
Smoldzino, Ustka, Leba, Wicko, Glowczyce


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


DIST_NAME:
Bailobrzegi, Mogielnica, Stromiec, Goszczyn, Wysmierzyce, Nowe Miasto, Rzeczyca, Poswietne, Odrzywol


DIST_NAME:
Herby, Kochanowice, Koszecin, Wreczyca Wielka


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


DIST_NAME:
Jelenia Gora, Jezow Sudecki, Wlen, Lwowek Slaski


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


DIST_NAME:
Socolari, Potoc, Sasca Montana, Stanapari-Carbunari, Sopotul Nou


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


# Phare_12_Annex_Invertebrates

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


DIST_NAME:
Ciezkowice, Grodek n. Dunajcem, Gromnik, Zakliczyn, Bobowa


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


DIST_NAME:
Socolari, Potoc, Sasca Montana, Stanapari-Carbunari, Sopotul Nou


DIST_NAME:
Vratnitsa,Teartse,Tetovo, G.Rechitsa, Shipkovitsa, Kamenjane, Gostivar, Vrutok, Mavrovi Anovi


DIST_NAME:
Samokov,Sopishte,Studenitchani, Zelenikovo, Veles, Chashka, Bogomila, Izvor, Makedonski Brod


DIST_NAME:
Kochani, Orizari, Makedonska Kamenica, Kriva Palanka


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


SITE_NAME:
KASMU PS. N JA W OSA, SAARTNEEM JA TIIRUKARI


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


# Phare_12_Annex_Mammals

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


SITE_NAME:
STOLA POD JELENI CESTOU (GALLERY BELOW DEER'S WALK)


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


DIST_NAME:
Cedynia, Chojna, Goleniow, Gryfino, Kolbaskowo, Police i in.


DIST_NAME:
Nowe Warpno, Wolin, Swinoujscie, Stepnica, Police


DIST_NAME:
Zlocieniec, Czaplinek, Polczyn Zdroj, Barwice, Silnowo, Ostrowice


DIST_NAME:
Bialy Bor, Miastko, Wierzchowo, Bobolice


DIST_NAME:
Darlowo, Manowo, Koszalin, Postomia, Ustka


DIST_NAME:
Smoldzino, Ustka, Leba, Wicko, Glowczyce


DIST_NAME:
Borzytuchom, Bytow, Czarna Dabrowka, Debnica Kaszubska, Kobylnica, Kolczyglowy, Slupsk


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


DIST_NAME:
Konin, Zerkow, Brudzew, Dabie, Golina, Kolo, Koscielec, Kramsk, Ladek, Przykona, Pyzdry, Rzgow, Stare Miasto,Uniejow itd


DIST_NAME:
Widawa, Rusiec, Konopnica, Burzenin, Zapolice, Sieradz, Sêdziejowice, Ostrowek, Osjakow


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Bailobrzegi, Mogielnica, Stromiec, Goszczyn, Wysmierzyce, Nowe Miasto, Rzeczyca, Poswietne, Odrzywol


DIST_NAME:
Herby, Kochanowice, Koszecin, Wreczyca Wielka


DIST_NAME:
Twarog, Wozniki, Koszecin, Lubliniec, Tarnowskie Gory


DIST_NAME:
Suchedniow, Starachowice, Bodzentyn, Pawlow, Wachock


DIST_NAME:
Dzwola, Janow Lubelski, Modliborzyce, Potok Wielki, Zaklikow


DIST_NAME:
Turawa, Murow, Pokoj, Wolczyn, Lubniany, Popielow


DIST_NAME:
Koszecin, Tworog, Zawadzkie, Kolonowskie, Ozimek, Turawa, Opole


SITE_NAME:
LASY MIEDZY KEDZIERZYNEM  - KOZLEM A RYBNIKIEM


DIST_NAME:
Czechowice-Dziedzice, Skoczow, Strumien, Jasienica,Pszczyna, Chybie, Brzeszcze


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


SITE_NAME:
JASKINIA POD BUKAMI I SZTOLNIA W CZERNEJ


DIST_NAME:
Bircza, Krasiczyn, Krzywcza, Fredropol, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Wojcieszow, Jezow Sudecki, Bolkow, Swierzawa


DIST_NAME:
Swieradow Zdroj, Mirsk, Szklarska Poreba


DIST_NAME:
Jelenia Gora, Jezow Sudecki, Wlen, Lwowek Slaski


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Sanok, Zagorz, Tyrawa Woloska, Olszanica, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


DIST_NAME:
Poiana Stampei, Dorna Candrenilor, Saru Dornei


DIST_NAME:
Arpas, Cartisoara, Porumbacu, Avrig, Racovita


DIST_NAME:
Gropnita, Vladeni, Movileni, Mihail Kogalniceanu


DIST_NAME:
Vratnitsa,Teartse,Tetovo, G.Rechitsa, Shipkovitsa, Kamenjane, Gostivar, Vrutok, Mavrovi Anovi


DIST_NAME:
Samokov,Sopishte,Studenitchani, Zelenikovo, Veles, Chashka, Bogomila, Izvor, Makedonski Brod


DIST_NAME:
Kochani, Orizari, Makedonska Kamenica, Kriva Palanka


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


SITE_NAME:
DAUGAVAS VIDZEMES KRASTS NO SKRIVERIEM LIDZ AIZKRAUKLEI


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
CIECERES, ODZENU, SVETAINU UN KERKLINU EZERS


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


# Phare_12_Annex_Plants

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS. -EASTERN PART


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


DIST_NAME:
Cedynia, Chojna, Goleniow, Gryfino, Kolbaskowo, Police i in.


DIST_NAME:
Stare Czarnowo, Warnice, Kobylanka, Pyrzyce, Stargard Szczeciñski


SITE_NAME:
JEZIORA LOBELIOWE - PALSZNIK, WYGODA, ZAWIAT


SITE_NAME:
BRZEG WISLY MIEDZY KOZIELCEM A OPALENIEM


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Suchedniow, Starachowice, Bodzentyn, Pawlow, Wachock


DIST_NAME:
Dzwola, Janow Lubelski, Modliborzyce, Potok Wielki, Zaklikow


DIST_NAME:
Dabrowa, Proszkow, Krapkowice, Niemodlin, Korfantow, Biala, Lewin Brzeski


DIST_NAME:
Turawa, Murow, Pokoj, Wolczyn, Lubniany, Popielow


DIST_NAME:
Czechowice-Dziedzice, Skoczow, Strumien, Jasienica,Pszczyna, Chybie, Brzeszcze


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


DIST_NAME:
Bircza, Krasiczyn, Krzywcza, Fredropol, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Wojcieszow, Jezow Sudecki, Bolkow, Swierzawa


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Sanok, Zagorz, Tyrawa Woloska, Olszanica, Ustrzyki Dolne


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


AUTHOR:
(Degen & Bald., 1899) Degen & Bald., 1903


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


# Phare_12_Annex_Species_all

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


DIST_NAME:
Smoldzino, Ustka, Leba, Wicko, Glowczyce


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Herby, Kochanowice, Koszecin, Wreczyca Wielka


DIST_NAME:
Suchedniow, Starachowice, Bodzentyn, Pawlow, Wachock


DIST_NAME:
Dzwola, Janow Lubelski, Modliborzyce, Potok Wielki, Zaklikow


DIST_NAME:
Dabrowa, Proszkow, Krapkowice, Niemodlin, Korfantow, Biala, Lewin Brzeski


DIST_NAME:
Turawa, Murow, Pokoj, Wolczyn, Lubniany, Popielow


DIST_NAME:
Czechowice-Dziedzice, Skoczow, Strumien, Jasienica,Pszczyna, Chybie, Brzeszcze


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


DIST_NAME:
Ciezkowice, Grodek n. Dunajcem, Gromnik, Zakliczyn, Bobowa


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Sanok, Zagorz, Tyrawa Woloska, Olszanica, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


DIST_NAME:
Socolari, Potoc, Sasca Montana, Stanapari-Carbunari, Sopotul Nou


DIST_NAME:
Vratnitsa,Teartse,Tetovo, G.Rechitsa, Shipkovitsa, Kamenjane, Gostivar, Vrutok, Mavrovi Anovi


DIST_NAME:
Samokov,Sopishte,Studenitchani, Zelenikovo, Veles, Chashka, Bogomila, Izvor, Makedonski Brod


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS.-WESTERN PART


SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS. -EASTERN PART


SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


DIST_NAME:
Cedynia, Chojna, Goleniow, Gryfino, Kolbaskowo, Police i in.


DIST_NAME:
Stare Czarnowo, Warnice, Kobylanka, Pyrzyce, Stargard Szczeciñski


DIST_NAME:
Nowe Warpno, Wolin, Swinoujscie, Stepnica, Police


DIST_NAME:
Zlocieniec, Czaplinek, Polczyn Zdroj, Barwice, Silnowo, Ostrowice


DIST_NAME:
Bialy Bor, Miastko, Wierzchowo, Bobolice


DIST_NAME:
Darlowo, Manowo, Koszalin, Postomia, Ustka


DIST_NAME:
Borzytuchom, Bytow, Czarna Dabrowka, Debnica Kaszubska, Kobylnica, Kolczyglowy, Slupsk


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA ODRY MIEDZY NIETKOWEM A CIGACICAMI


DIST_NAME:
Kruszwica, Radziejow, Strzelno, Jeziora Wielkie, Skulsk, Piotrkow Kujawski


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


DIST_NAME:
Kamieniec, Rakoniewice, Wielichowo, Przemet, Smigiel, Wolsztyn


DIST_NAME:
Konin, Zerkow, Brudzew, Dabie, Golina, Kolo, Koscielec, Kramsk, Ladek, Przykona, Pyzdry, Rzgow, Stare Miasto,Uniejow itd


DIST_NAME:
Widawa, Rusiec, Konopnica, Burzenin, Zapolice, Sieradz, Sêdziejowice, Ostrowek, Osjakow


DIST_NAME:
Pokrzywnica, Zatory, Nieporet, Serock, Skrzeszew


DIST_NAME:
Bailobrzegi, Mogielnica, Stromiec, Goszczyn, Wysmierzyce, Nowe Miasto, Rzeczyca, Poswietne, Odrzywol


DIST_NAME:
Szydlowiec, Chlewiska, Przysucha, Gielniow, Gowarczow, Konskie, Borkowice


DIST_NAME:
Twarog, Wozniki, Koszecin, Lubliniec, Tarnowskie Gory


DIST_NAME:
Koszecin, Tworog, Zawadzkie, Kolonowskie, Ozimek, Turawa, Opole


DIST_NAME:
Lewin Brzeski, Grodkow, Niemodlin, Lambinowice, Pakoslawice, Skoroszyce, Nysa


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA ODRY MIEDZY KOZLEM A KRAPKOWICAMI

DIST_NAME:
Krapkowice, Zdzienowice, Walce, Kedzierzyn, Gogolin


SITE_NAME:
LASY MIEDZY KEDZIERZYNEM  - KOZLEM A RYBNIKIEM


DIST_NAME:
Bircza, Krasiczyn, Krzywcza, Fredropol, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tarnogrod, Adamowka, Stary Dzikow, Oleszyce, Wiazownica, Laszki


DIST_NAME:
Wojcieszow, Jezow Sudecki, Bolkow, Swierzawa


DIST_NAME:
Swieradow Zdroj, Mirsk, Szklarska Poreba


DIST_NAME:
Poiana Stampei, Dorna Candrenilor, Saru Dornei


DIST_NAME:
Arpas, Cartisoara, Porumbacu, Avrig, Racovita


DIST_NAME:
Marasu, Stancuta, Bertesti, Tufesti, Gropeni


DIST_NAME:
Kochani, Orizari, Makedonska Kamenica, Kriva Palanka


SITE_NAME:
KASMU PS. N JA W OSA, SAARTNEEM JA TIIRUKARI


SITE_NAME:
DAUGAVAS VIDZEMES KRASTS NO SKRIVERIEM LIDZ AIZKRAUKLEI


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
CIECERES, ODZENU, SVETAINU UN KERKLINU EZERS


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


DIST_NAME:
Jelenia Gora, Jezow Sudecki, Wlen, Lwowek Slaski


SITE_NAME:
STOLA POD JELENI CESTOU (GALLERY BELOW DEER'S WALK)


SITE_NAME:
JASKINIA POD BUKAMI I SZTOLNIA W CZERNEJ


DIST_NAME:
Gropnita, Vladeni, Movileni, Mihail Kogalniceanu


SITE_NAME:
JEZIORA LOBELIOWE - PALSZNIK, WYGODA, ZAWIAT


SITE_NAME:
BRZEG WISLY MIEDZY KOZIELCEM A OPALENIEM


AUTHOR:
(Degen & Bald., 1899) Degen & Bald., 1903


# Phare_12_Emerald_habitats

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


Name:
Alpine and Carpathian sub-alpine spruce forests


Name:
Dense perennial grasslands and middle European steppes


Name:
Thermophilous and supra-Mediterranean oak woods


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


Name:
South-eastern European Scots pine forests


Name:
Western Palaearctic cypress, juniper and yew forests


Name:
Continental salt steppes and saltmarshes


Name:
Pannonic riverbank dwarf sedge communities


Name:
Ponto-Sarmatic mixed poplar riverine forests


Name:
White beak-sedge and mud bottom communities


SITE_NAME:
JEZIORA LOBELIOWE - PALSZNIK, WYGODA, ZAWIAT


SITE_NAME:
BRZEG WISLY MIEDZY KOZIELCEM A OPALENIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


SITE_NAME:
JASKINIA POD BUKAMI I SZTOLNIA W CZERNEJ


SITE_NAME:
TORFOWISKA W REJONIE PRZELECZY KARKONOSKIEJ


Name:
Carpathian relict calcicolous Scots pine forests


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


Name:
Southern riparian galleries and thickets


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


Name:
Sublittoral rocky seabeds and kelp forests


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


Name:
Eastern Alpine calcicolous larch and arolla forests


SITE_NAME:
DAUGAVAS VIDZEMES KRASTS NO SKRIVERIEM LIDZ AIZKRAUKLEI


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


# Phare_12_FFH_Annex1_habitats

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)

HBTTAXEN:
Natural euthrophic lakes with Magnopotamion or Hydrocharition-type vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Floating vegetation of Ranunculus of plane, submountainous rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Molinia meadows on chalk and clay (Eu-Molinion)


HBTTAXEN:
Residual alluvial forests (Alnion glutinoso-incanae)


HBTTAXEN:
Mixed oak-elm-ash forests of great rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Semi-natural dry grasslands on calcareous substrates (Festuco Brometalia)(*important orchid sites)


HBTTAXEN:
Lowland hay meadows (Alopecurus pratensis, Sanguisorba officinalis)


HBTTAXEN:
Mountain hay meadows (British types with Geranium sylvaticum)


HBTTAXEN:
Pinus uncinata forests (*on gypsum or limestone)


HBTTAXEN:
Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand


HBTTAXEN:
Continental salt meadows (Puccinellietalia distantis)


HBTTAXEN:
Species-rich Nardus grasslands, on siliceous substrates in mountain areas (and submountain areas, in continental Europe)


HBTTAXEN:
Degraded raised bogs (still capable of natural regeneration)


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated silicicolous  inland cliffs with casmophytic vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with amphibious vegetation: Littorella or Isoetes or annual vegetation on exposed banks (Nanocyperetalia)


HBTTAXEN:
Pionner annual vegetation on muds (Chenopodietum rubri) of submountainous rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of Atlantic sandy plains with amphibious vegetation: Lobelia, Littorelia and Isoetes


HBTTAXEN:
Hard oligo-mesotrophic waters with benthic vegetation of chara formations


HBTTAXEN:
Scrub with Pinus mugo and Rhododendron hirsutum (Mugo-Rhododendretum hirsuti)


HBTTAXEN:
Subalpine beech woods with Acer and Rumex arifolius


HBTTAXEN:
Open grassland with Corynephorus and Agrostis of continental dunes


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


HBTTAXEN:
Cnidion venosae meadows liable to flooding


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


HBTTAXEN:
Western Mediterranean and alpine thermophilous screes


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated calcareous inland cliffs with casmophytic vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Karstic calcareous grasslands (Alysso-Sedion albi)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean pine forests with endemic black pines


HBTTAXEN:
Calcareous fens with Cladium mariscus and Carex davalliana


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean arborescent matorral: Juniper formations


HBTTAXEN:
Juniperus communis formations on calcareous heaths or grasslands


HBTTAXEN:
Pseudo-steppe with grasses and annuals (Thero-Brachypodietea)


HBTTAXEN:
Sclerophyllous grazed forests (dehesas) with Quercus suber and/or Quercus ilex


HBTTAXEN:
Oriental plane woods (Platanion orientalis)


HBTTAXEN:
Hellenic beech forests with Abies borisii-regis


HBTTAXEN:
Mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low tide


HBTTAXEN:
Thermophilous ash (Fraxinus angustifolia) woods


HBTTAXEN:
Northern Atlantic wet heaths with Erica tetralix


HBTTAXEN:
Depressions on peat substrates (Rhynchosporion)


HBTTAXEN:
Shifting dunes along the shoreline with Ammophila arenaria (white dunes)


HBTTAXEN:
Fixed dunes with herbaceous vegetation (grey dunes)


HBTTAXEN:
Beech forests with Ilex and Taxus , rich in epiphytes (Ilici-Fagion)


HBTTAXEN:
Old acidophilous oak woods with Quercus robur on sandy plains


HBTTAXEN:
Xeric sand calcareous grasslands (Koelerion glaucae)


HBTTAXEN:
Petrifying springs with tufa formation (Cratoneurion)


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of West Mediterranean sandy plains with Isoetes


SITE_NAME:
JEZIORA LOBELIOWE - PALSZNIK, WYGODA, ZAWIAT


SITE_NAME:
BRZEG WISLY MIEDZY KOZIELCEM A OPALENIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


HBTTAXEN:
Stable Buxus sempervirens formations on calcareous rock slopes (Berberidion p.)


HBTTAXEN:
Dry sandy heaths with Calluna and Genista


HBTTAXEN:
Dry sandy heaths with Calluna and Empetrum nigrum


SITE_NAME:
JASKINIA POD BUKAMI I SZTOLNIA W CZERNEJ


SITE_NAME:
TORFOWISKA W REJONIE PRZELECZY KARKONOSKIEJ


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Salix elaegnos


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Myricaria germanica


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


HBTTAXEN:
Thermo-Mediterranean riparian galleries (Nerio-Tamariceteae) and south-west Iberian Peninsula riparian galleries (Securinegion tinctoriae)


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and the herbaceous vegetation along their banks


HBTTAXEN:
Quercus trojana woods (Italy and Greece)


HBTTAXEN:
Sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Mediterranean coasts (with endemic Limonium spp.)


HBTTAXEN:
Thermo-Mediterranean and pre-steppe brush: tree-spurge formations, diss-dominated garrigues, palmetto-brush, pre-desert scrub and thermo-mediterranean broom fields


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic halophilous scrubs (Arthrocnemetalia fructicosae)


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


HBTTAXEN:
Constantly flowing Mediterranean rivers: Paspalo-Agrostidion and hanging curtains of Salix and Populus alba


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean tall-herb and rush meadows (Molinio-Holoschoenion)


HBTTAXEN:
Constantly flowing Mediterranean rivers with Glaucium flavum


HBTTAXEN:
Endemic oro-Mediterranean heaths with gorse


HBTTAXEN:
Brachypodietalia dune grasslands with annuals


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine forests with larch and Pinus cembra


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Atlantic and Baltic coasts


HBTTAXEN:
Wooded dunes with Pinus pinea and/or Pinus pinaster


HBTTAXEN:
Decalcified fixed dunes with Empetrum nigrum


HBTTAXEN:
Eu-atlantic decalcified fixed dunes (Calluno-Ulicetea)


SITE_NAME:
KASMU PS. N JA W OSA, SAARTNEEM JA TIIRUKARI


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


HBTTAXEN:
Galicio-Portuguese oak woods with Quercus robur and Quercus pyrenaica


HBTTAXEN:
Appenine Abies alba and Picea excelsa forests


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
CIECERES, ODZENU, SVETAINU UN KERKLINU EZERS


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine pioneer formations of Caricion bicoloris-atrofuscae


# Phare_12_FFH_Annex1_habitats-255

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)

HBTTAXEN:
Natural euthrophic lakes with Magnopotamion or Hydrocharition-type vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Floating vegetation of Ranunculus of plane, submountainous rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Molinia meadows on chalk and clay (Eu-Molinion)


HBTTAXEN:
Residual alluvial forests (Alnion glutinoso-incanae)


HBTTAXEN:
Mixed oak-elm-ash forests of great rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Semi-natural dry grasslands on calcareous substrates (Festuco Brometalia)(*important orchid sites)


HBTTAXEN:
Lowland hay meadows (Alopecurus pratensis, Sanguisorba officinalis)


HBTTAXEN:
Mountain hay meadows (British types with Geranium sylvaticum)


HBTTAXEN:
Pinus uncinata forests (*on gypsum or limestone)


HBTTAXEN:
Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand


HBTTAXEN:
Continental salt meadows (Puccinellietalia distantis)


HBTTAXEN:
Species-rich Nardus grasslands, on siliceous substrates in mountain areas (and submountain areas, in continental Europe)


HBTTAXEN:
Degraded raised bogs (still capable of natural regeneration)


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated silicicolous  inland cliffs with casmophytic vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with amphibious vegetation: Littorella or Isoetes or annual vegetation on exposed banks (Nanocyperetalia)


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with annual vegetation on exposed banks (Nanocyperetalia)


HBTTAXEN:
Pionner annual vegetation on muds (Chenopodietum rubri) of submountainous rivers


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of Atlantic sandy plains with amphibious vegetation: Lobelia, Littorelia and Isoetes


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters in medio-European and perialpine area with amphibious vegetation: Littorella or Isoetes


HBTTAXEN:
Hard oligo-mesotrophic waters with benthic vegetation of chara formations


HBTTAXEN:
Scrub with Pinus mugo and Rhododendron hirsutum (Mugo-Rhododendretum hirsuti)


HBTTAXEN:
Subalpine and alpine tall herb communities


HBTTAXEN:
Subalpine beech woods with Acer and Rumex arifolius


HBTTAXEN:
Open grassland with Corynephorus and Agrostis of continental dunes


SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


HBTTAXEN:
Humid tall herb fringes of watercourses and woodlands


HBTTAXEN:
Cnidion venosae meadows liable to flooding


HBTTAXEN:
Sub-Atlantic very dry calcareous grasslands


SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


HBTTAXEN:
Western Mediterranean and alpine thermophilous screes


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated calcareous inland cliffs with casmophytic vegetation


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine and sub-mediterranean calcareous cliffs


HBTTAXEN:
Karstic calcareous grasslands (Alysso-Sedion albi)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean pine forests with endemic black pines


HBTTAXEN:
Calcareous fens with Cladium mariscus and Carex davalliana


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean arborescent matorral: Juniper formations


HBTTAXEN:
Juniperus communis formations on calcareous heaths or grasslands


HBTTAXEN:
Pseudo-steppe with grasses and annuals (Thero-Brachypodietea)


HBTTAXEN:
Juniperus excelsa and J. foetidissima arborescent matorrals


HBTTAXEN:
Sclerophyllous grazed forests (dehesas) with Quercus suber and/or Quercus ilex


HBTTAXEN:
Oriental plane woods (Platanion orientalis)


HBTTAXEN:
Hellenic beech forests with Abies borisii-regis


HBTTAXEN:
Mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low tide


HBTTAXEN:
Thermophilous ash (Fraxinus angustifolia) woods


HBTTAXEN:
Northern Atlantic wet heaths with Erica tetralix


HBTTAXEN:
Depressions on peat substrates (Rhynchosporion)


HBTTAXEN:
Shifting dunes along the shoreline with Ammophila arenaria (white dunes)


HBTTAXEN:
Fixed dunes with herbaceous vegetation (grey dunes)


HBTTAXEN:
Northern grey fixed dunes (Galio-Koelerion albescentis)


HBTTAXEN:
Beech forests with Ilex and Taxus , rich in epiphytes (Ilici-Fagion)


HBTTAXEN:
Old acidophilous oak woods with Quercus robur on sandy plains


HBTTAXEN:
Xeric sand calcareous grasslands (Koelerion glaucae)


HBTTAXEN:
Petrifying springs with tufa formation (Cratoneurion)


HBTTAXEN:
Oligotrophic waters containing very few minerals of West Mediterranean sandy plains with Isoetes


SITE_NAME:
JEZIORA LOBELIOWE - PALSZNIK, WYGODA, ZAWIAT


SITE_NAME:
BRZEG WISLY MIEDZY KOZIELCEM A OPALENIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


HBTTAXEN:
Stable Buxus sempervirens formations on calcareous rock slopes (Berberidion p.)


HBTTAXEN:
Dry sandy heaths with Calluna and Genista


HBTTAXEN:
Dry sandy heaths with Calluna and Empetrum nigrum


SITE_NAME:
JASKINIA POD BUKAMI I SZTOLNIA W CZERNEJ


SITE_NAME:
TORFOWISKA W REJONIE PRZELECZY KARKONOSKIEJ


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Salix elaegnos


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Myricaria germanica


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


HBTTAXEN:
Thermo-Mediterranean riparian galleries (Nerio-Tamariceteae) and south-west Iberian Peninsula riparian galleries (Securinegion tinctoriae)


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine rivers and the herbaceous vegetation along their banks


HBTTAXEN:
Quercus trojana woods (Italy and Greece)


HBTTAXEN:
Sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Mediterranean coasts (with endemic Limonium spp.)


HBTTAXEN:
Thermo-Mediterranean and pre-steppe brush: tree-spurge formations, diss-dominated garrigues, palmetto-brush, pre-desert scrub and thermo-mediterranean broom fields


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean salt meadows (Juncetalia maritimi)


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic halophilous scrubs (Arthrocnemetalia fructicosae)


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


HBTTAXEN:
Constantly flowing Mediterranean rivers: Paspalo-Agrostidion and hanging curtains of Salix and Populus alba


HBTTAXEN:
Mediterranean tall-herb and rush meadows (Molinio-Holoschoenion)


HBTTAXEN:
Constantly flowing Mediterranean rivers with Glaucium flavum


HBTTAXEN:
Endemic oro-Mediterranean heaths with gorse


HBTTAXEN:
Western eu-mediterranean and oro-iberian calcareous cliffs


HBTTAXEN:
Brachypodietalia dune grasslands with annuals


HBTTAXEN:
Montane spruce forests of the inner Alps


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine forests with larch and Pinus cembra


HBTTAXEN:
Eastern calcicolous larch and arolla forests


HBTTAXEN:
Rusty sedge meadows and related communities


HBTTAXEN:
Vegetated sea cliffs of the Atlantic and Baltic coasts


HBTTAXEN:
Wooded dunes with Pinus pinea and/or Pinus pinaster


HBTTAXEN:
Decalcified fixed dunes with Empetrum nigrum


HBTTAXEN:
Eu-atlantic decalcified fixed dunes (Calluno-Ulicetea)


SITE_NAME:
KASMU PS. N JA W OSA, SAARTNEEM JA TIIRUKARI


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


HBTTAXEN:
Galicio-Portuguese oak woods with Quercus robur and Quercus pyrenaica


HBTTAXEN:
Appenine Abies alba and Picea excelsa forests


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
CIECERES, ODZENU, SVETAINU UN KERKLINU EZERS


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


HBTTAXEN:
Alpine pioneer formations of Caricion bicoloris-atrofuscae


# Phare12_BIOTOP

RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, Mr P. Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, CR, Mr. P. Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, Mr P. Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protected Landscape Area Jeseniky, Mala Moravka 27, 793 26 Mala Moravka, CR, Mrs. V. Kavalcova

SITE_NAME:
POD JELENI STUDANKOU (BELOW DEER'S WELL)


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protected Landscape Area Jeseniky, Mala Moravka 27, 793 26 Mala Moravka, CR, Mr. D. Duhonsky

SITE_NAME:
STOLA POD JELENI CESTOU (GALLERY BELOW DEER'S WALK)


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protected Landscape Area Jeseniky, Mala Moravka 27, 793 26 Mala Moravka, CR, Mrs V. Kavalcova


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protected Landscape Area of Jeseniky, 793 26 Mala Moravka 27, CR, Mrs. V.Kavalcova


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protected Landscape Area Jeseniky, Mala Moravka 27, 793 26 Mala Moravka, CR, Mr P. Balaz, Mrs V. Kavalcova


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protetcted Landscape Area Jeseniky, Mala Moravka 27, 793 26 Mala Moravka, CR, Mr D. Duhonsky


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Jeseniky Protected Landscape Area, Mala Moravka 27, 793 26 Mala Moravka, CR, Mrs V. Kavalcova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Havlickuv Brod, Ledecska 2136, 580 01 Havlickuv Brod, CR, Mr L. Cech


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Regional Branch Havlickuv Brod, Ledecska 2136, 580 01 Havlickuv Brod, CR, Mr L. Cech


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht, J. Pykal, J. Maca


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht, J. Pykal


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Havlickuv Brod, Ledecska 2136, 580 01 Havlickuv Brod, CR, Mr L. Cech


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr. J. Albrecht, J. Pykal


RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, CR, Mr P. Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague, Mr P. Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Maca, J. Albrecht, J. Pykal


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, Mr J. Albrecht. J. Pykal


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Otakara Premysla II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr. J. Albrecht, J. Pykal, J. Maca


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht J. Pykal J. Maca, P. Buerger


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht J. Pykal, J. Maca


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht J. Pykal J. Maca


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht J. Pykal J. Maca


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Albrecht J. Pykal


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Ceske Budejovice, nam. Premysla Otakara II 34, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, CR, Mr J. Pykal J. Albrecht


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Palava Protected Landscape Area, Namesti 32, 692 01 Mikulov, CR, Mr J. Danihelka


RESPONDENT:
Czech Institute for Nature Conservation, Kalisnicka 4, 13000 Prague 3, CR, Ms. P.Dornicova


RESPONDENT:
Czech Institute for Nature Conservation, Kalisnicka 4, 13000 Prague 3, CR, Mrs Z. Podhajska


RESPONDENT:
Czech Institute for Nature Conservation, Kalisnicka 4, 13000 Prague 3, Mrs Z. Podhajska, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova Mr R. Zajicek


RESPONDENT:
Czech Institute for Nature Conservation, Kalisnicka 4, 13000 Prague 3, CR

SITE_NAME:
NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY RYBNIK (NOVOZAMECKY A BREHYNSKY PONDS)


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Orlicke hory Protected Landscape Area, Narodni dum 79, 516 01 Rychnov nad Kneznou, CR, Mr J.Hajek


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Broumovsko Protected Landscape Area, Komenskeho nam. 107, 549 54 Police nad Metuji, CR


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Palava Protected Landscape Area, Namesti 42, 692 01 Mikulov, CR, Mr J. Danihelka


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Palava Protection Landscape Area, Namesti 32, 392 01 Mikulov, CR, Mr J. Danihelka


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Palava Protetcted Landscape Area, Namesti 32, 692 01 Mikulov, CR, Mr J. Danihelka


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Bile Karpaty Protected Landscape Area, Masarykova 207, 763 26 Luhacovice, CR


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Plzen, Celakovskeho 3, 30401 Plzen, Mrs L.Pivonkova


RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Plzen, Celakovskeho 3, 304 01 Plzen, CR, Ms L. Pivonkova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Plzen, Celakovskeho 3, 304 01 Plzen, Mrs L.Pivonkova


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Cesky raj Protected Landscape Area, Dvorakova 294, 511 01 Turnov, CR, Mrs D. Vackova


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Kokorinsko Protected Landscape Area, 28. rijna 300/13, 276 01 Melnik, CR, Mr L. Beran

SITE_NAME:
MOKRADY LIBECHOVKY A PSOVKY (WETLANDS OF LIBECHOVKA AND PSOVKA STREAMS)


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Regional Branch Usti nad Labem, Stribrnicke nivy 2428/4, 400 10 Usti nad Labem, CR, Mrs Z. Bartova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Regional Branch Usti nad Labem, Stribrnicke nivy 2428/4, 400 10 Usti nad Labem, CR, Mr J. Belohoubek


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Regional Branch Usti nad Labem, Stribrnicke nivy 2428/4, 400 10 Usti nad Labem, CR, Mr J. Vondracek


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, dr.J.Plesnik CSc


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Podyji National Park, Na vyhlidce 5, 669 02 Znojmo, CR


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Podyji National Park. Na vyhlidce 5, 669 01 Znojmo, CR


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Podyji National Park, Na vyhlidce 5, Znojmo, CR


RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, Mr P. Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, CR, Mr P.Zaruba


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences, 25 243 Pruhonice, Mrs D. Blazkova


RESPONDENT:
Agency of Nature and Landscape Protection, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, Mr P. Zaruba, Sprava CHKO Zdarske vrchy, Zdar n.Saz., ing. R. Zabloudil


RESPONDENT:
Administration of Protected Landscape Area Beskydy, 756 61 Roznov pod Radhostem, Nadrazni 36, Mr F. Jaskula


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Botany, Czech Academy of Sciences, 252 43 Pruhonice, Mrs M. Husova


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Botany, Czech Academy of Sciences, Pruhonice, Mrs J. Belohlavkova


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Botany, Czech Academy of Sciences, 252 43 Pruhonice, Mrs J. Husakova


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Botany, Czech Academy of Sciences, 25243 Pruhonice, Mrs J. Belohlavkova, Agency for Nature and Landscape Protection, Regional Branch Usti nad Labem, Stribrnicke nivy 2428/4, 400 10 Usti nad Labem, CR, Mr J.Belohoubek


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova Ms J. Cechova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova, Landscape Monitoring and Ecology Branch, Lidicka 7, Brno, CR, Mrs J. Pellantova

SITE_NAME:
DOLNI MUSOVSKY LUH (LOWER MUSOV FLOOD PLAIN)


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova, Landscape Monitoring and Ecology Branch, Lidicka 25, Brno, CR, Mrs J. Pellantova

SITE_NAME:
FILENA A ZAHLINICKE RYBNIKY (FILENA AND ZAHLINICE PONDS)


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, Mrs.M.Jatiova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs. M. Jatiova Mr P. Unar


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova Mrs J. Pellantova

SITE_NAME:
UDOLI OSLAVY A CHVOJNICE (VALLEY OF OSLAVA AND CHVOJNICE RIVERS)


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, Mrs M. Jatiova, Landscape Monitoring and Ecology Branch, Lidicka 21, Brno, CR, Mrs J. Pellantova

SITE_NAME:
VESTONICKA NADRZ (VESTONICE WATER RESERVOIR)


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova Mr P. Unar


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova Mr. P. Unar


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, Mrs M. Jatiova, Landscape Monitoring and Ecology Branch, Lidicka 25, Brno, CR, Mrs J. Pellantova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, Mrs M. Jatiova, Landscape Monitoring and Ecology Branch, Lidick8 25, Brno, CR, Mrs J. Pellantova

SITE_NAME:
PLACKUV LES A RICKA SATAVA (PLACEK'S WOOD AND SATAVA STREAM)


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, Mrs M. Jatiova, Landscape Monitoring and Ecology Branch, Lidicka 25, Brno, CR, Mr J. Pellantova


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Pardubice, ul. B. Nemcove 9, Pardubice, CR, Mr V. Faltys


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Pardubice, ul. B. Nemcove 9, Pardubice, CR, Mr. V. Faltys


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Regional Branch Brno, Panska 7, Brno, CR, Mrs M. Jatiova Mr J. Smitak


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, Prague 3, CR


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection CR, Kalisnicka 4, 130 00 Prague 3, CR


RESPONDENT:
Administration of the Krkonose National Park, Vrchlabi-zamek, CR, Ms M. Kocianova

SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS.-WESTERN PART


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, 130 23 Prague, Kalisnicka 4, CR


RESPONDENT:
National Museum, Zoological Dpt.,115 79 Praha 1, Vaclavske nam. 68, Dr.M.Andera


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, 130 23 Prague, Kalisnicka 4, CR, dr.D.Fiserova. Botanical Institute AV CR, Trebon, dr.T.Kucera


RESPONDENT:
National Museum, Zoolog.Dpt., Praha, dr.M.Andera


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, Usti n.L.,CR, dr.J.Belohoubek


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, 304 01 Plzen, Celakovskeho 3, Mgr.M.Braunova


RESPONDENT:
Sprava CHKO Slavkovsky les, Marianske Lazne


RESPONDENT:
Masaryk University, system. botany and geobotany, Kotlarska str.,Brno, CR, Dr.M.Chytry


RESPONDENT:
Zapadoceske museum, Plzen, CR, Dr. J.Sofron


RESPONDENT:
Masaryk University, systematic botany and geobotany, Brno, CR, Dr. M.Chytry


RESPONDENT:
Botanical Institute AV CR, Trebon, Dr. T.Kucera, CR


RESPONDENT:
Botanical Institute AV CR, Trebon, CR, Dr.T.Kucera


RESPONDENT:
Sprava CHKO Slavkovsky les, Marianske Lazne, CR


RESPONDENT:
Masaryk University, systemat. botany and geobotany, Brno, CR, Dr.M.Chytry


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, stred. Plzen, CR, Mgr.M.Braunova


RESPONDENT:
Czech Agricultural University, Kamycka str., Praha 6-Suchdol, CR, Dr. K.Stastny


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, 657 20 Brno, CR, Dr.R.Repka


RESPONDENT:
Czech Agricultural University, Kamycka, Praha 6-Suchdol, CR, Dr.K.Stastny


RESPONDENT:
Czech Agricultural University, Kamycka, Praha 6-Suchdol, CR, Dr. K.Stastny


RESPONDENT:
Czech Agricultural University, Praha 6-Suchdol, CR, Dr. M.Salek


RESPONDENT:
Sprava CHKO Labske piskovce, Decin, CR, Dr. P.Benda


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, 130 23 Prague, Kalisnicka 4, CR, Botanical Institute AV CR, Trebon, Dr. T.Kucera


RESPONDENT:
Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection, 130 23 Prague, Kalisnicka 4, CR, Botanical Institute AV CR, Trebon, Dr.T.Kucera


RESPONDENT:
Sprava CHKO Labske piskovce, Dlouha jizda 1257, Decin 1,CR, Benda Pavel


RESPONDENT:
Sprava CHKO Beskydy, Nadrazni 36, 756 61 Roznov pod Radhostem, CR


SITE_NAME:
ARCTIC-ALPINE TUNDRA OF THE KRKONOSE MTS. -EASTERN PART


RESP_OLD:
Slovak Agency for Environment, Banska Bystrica, nam. Slobody 1203/7, SK-92901 Dunajska Streda, Gabriel Izsak

RESPONDENT:
IZSAK, GABRIEL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, nam. Slobody 1203/7, SK-92901 Dunajska Streda, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
SZABOOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, nam.gen. Klapku 7, Komarno; IZSAK, GABRIEL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, nam. Slobody 1203/7, SK-92901 Dunajska Streda, Slovakia: OVAK AGENCYIZSAK, GABRIEL


RESP_OLD:
Slovak Agency for Environment, Banska Bystrica, Kollarova 8, SK-91777 Trnava, Katarina Vaskova

RESPONDENT:
VASKOVA, KATARINA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Kollarova 8, SK-91777 Trnava, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
MURANSKY, PETER, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Kapisztoriho 1, SK-9.... Nove Zamky, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
MURANSKY, PETER, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Radnicna 3, SK-94001 Nove Zamky, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
MURANSKY, PETER, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Kapisztoriho 1, SK-94001 Nove Zamky, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
BALAZS, PAVEL, GAALOVA, KATARINA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Cerova vrchovina, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
BALAZS, PAVEL; GAALOVA, KATARINA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Cerova vrchovina Protected Landscape Area Administration, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
PALKO, LADISLAV, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Vihorlat, SK-07101 Michalovce,  Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
PALKO, LADISLAV, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Vihorlat Protected Landscape Area Administration, SK-07101 Michalovce, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
DANAKOVA, ANNA, FARBIAK, DUSAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Stiavnicke vrchy, Energetikov 1, SK-96901 Banska Stiavnica, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
DANAKOVA, ANNA; FARBIAK, DUSAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Stiavnicke vrchy Protected Landscape Area Administration, Energetikov 1, SK-96901 Banska Stiavnica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
VANOCHOVA, MARIA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica,Legionarska 5, SK-01001 Zilina, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
VANOCHOVA, MARIA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Legionarska 5, SK-01001 Zilina, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
VRABEL, JOZEF, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Kysuce, SK-02201 Cadca, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
VRABEL, JOZEF, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Kysuce Protected Landscape Area Administration, SK-02201 Cadca, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA, MATEJOVA, MARGITA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Kysuce, SK-02201 Cadca, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA; MATEJOVA, MARGITA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Kysuce Protected Landscape Area Administration, SK-02201 Cadca, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
STANO, VLADIMIR, GAZARKOVA, MARIA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Zvonarska 23, SK-04001, Kosice, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
STANO, VLADIMIR; GAZARKOVA, MARIA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Zvonarska 23, SK-04001 Kosice, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
GOJDICOVA, EMA, BUDAYOVA, JANA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hlavna 93, SK-08001, Presov, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
GOJDICOVA, EMA; BUDAYOVA, JANA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hlavna 93, SK-08001, Presov, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
GOJDICOVA, EMA; BUDAYOVA, JANA, CHROMY, PAVOL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hlavna 93, SK-08001, Presov, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
STANO, VLADIMIR, GAZARKOVA MARIA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Zvonarska 23, SK-04001 Kosice, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
GOJDICOVA, EMA; BUDAYOVA, JANA, CHROMY, PAVOL,Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hlavna 93, SK-08001, Presov, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
KACEROVA, VIERA, MAJKO, PAVOL,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hodzova 11, SK-....., Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
KACEROVA, VIERA; MAJKO, PAVOL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hodzova 11, SK-03101 Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, VALACH, IVAN,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
CVACHOVA, ALZBETA; VALACH, IVAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
CHILOVA, VIKTORIA, KADLECIK, JAN,   Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Velka Fatra, Cachovsky rad 7, SK-03861, Vrutky, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
CHILOVA, VIKTORIA; KADLECIK, JAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Velka Fatra Protected Landscape Area Administration, Cachovsky rad 7, SK-03861, Vrutky, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
PROFANT, JAN, UHRIN, MARCEL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Muranska Planina, J.Krala 12, SK-05001, Revuca, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
PROFANT, JAN; UHRIN, MARCEL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Muranska Planina Protected Landscape Area Administration, Janka Krala 12, SK-05001 Revuca, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
UHRIN, MARCEL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Muranska Planina, J.Krala 12, SK-05001, Revuca, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
UHRIN, MARCEL, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Muranska Planina Protected Landscape Area Administration, Janka Krala 12, SK-05001 Revuca, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
MAJSKY, J.,RAJCOVA, K., MIHALOVA, Z., Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hviezdoslavova 1, SK-91250, Trencin, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
MAJSKY, J.; RAJCOVA, K.; MIHALOVA, Z., Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hviezdoslavova 1, SK-91250, Trencin, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
MAJSKY, J., RAJCOVA, K. MIHALOVA, Z.,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hviezdoslavova 1, SK-91250, Trencin, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
MAJSKY, J., RAJCOVA, K., MIHALOVA, Z.,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hviezdoslavova 1, SK-91250, Trencin, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
STANO, VLADIMIR, GAZARKOVA, MARIA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, ZVONARSKA 23, SK-04001, Kosice, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
VALACH, IVAN, CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
VALACH, IVAN; CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
HRBATY, JAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Male Karpaty, Sturova 115, SK-90001, Modra, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
HRBATY, JAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Male Karpaty Protected Landscape Area Administration, Sturova 115, SK-90001, Modra, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
HORESOVA, ALENA,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Kollarova 8, SK-91777,Trnava, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
HORESOVA, ALENA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Kollarova 8, SK-91777, Trnava, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
MAJSKY, J., RAJCOVA, K., MIHALOVA, Z.,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Hviezdoslavova 1, SK-91250,Trencin, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
KAPLAN, JAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Dlha 3, SK-97101, Prievidza, Slovakia, STRAKOVA, MARIA, The Hornonitrianske Museum, SK-97101, Prievidza, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
KAPLAN, JAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Dlha 3, SK-97101 Prievidza, Slovakia; STRAKOVA, MARIA, Hornonitrianske Muzeum, SK-97101 Prievidza, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, VALACH, IVAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Lazovna 10, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
DORICOVA, ERNESTINA,  Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Latorica, Zaborskeho, SK-07501, Trebisov, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
DORICOVA, ERNESTINA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Latorica Protected Landscape Area Administration, Zaborskeho, SK-07501, Trebisov, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
MIGRA, VLADIMIR, TRNKA, ROBERT, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Horna Orava, Bernolakova 408, SK-02901, Namestovo, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
MIGRA, VLADIMIR; TRNKA, ROBERT, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Horna Orava Protected Landscape Area Administration, Bernolakova 408, SK-02901 Namestovo, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
KARASOVA, EMILIA, HLIVAK, MILAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Administration of the Protected Landscape Area of Slovensky Kras, SK-04951, Brzotin, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
KARASOVA, EMILIA; HLIVAK, MILAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Slovensky kras Protected Landscape Area Administration, SK-04951 Brzotin, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
KARASOVA, EMILIA, HLIVAK, MILAN, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Administration of the  Protected Landscape Area of Slovensky kras, SK-04951, Brzotin, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
SLAVIK, D., Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Polana Administration,J.M.Hurbana 20, SK-96001, Zvolen, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
SLAVIK, D., Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Polana Protected Landscape Area Administration, J.M. Hurbana 20, SK-96001 Zvolen, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
VALACH, IVAN, CVACHOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Banska Bystrica,Lazovna 10,SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
SABOOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica,nam.gen.Klapku 7, SK-94501, Komarno, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
SABOOVA, ALZBETA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, nam. gen. Klapku 7, SK-94501 Komarno, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
AMBROS, MICHAL, DURECKOVA, EVA, RUSNAKOVA, ANNA, SLOBODNIK, VLADIMIR, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Ponitrie, Samova 3, SK-94901, Nitra, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
AMBROS, MICHAL; DURECKOVA, EVA; RUSNAKOVA, ANNA; SLOBODNIK, VLADIMIR, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Ponitrie Protected Landscape Area Administration, Samova 3, SK-94901, Nitra, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
National Park Nizke Tatry Administration, Horna 67, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
The Nizke Tatry National Park Administration, Internatna 2, SK-97401 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
The Nizke Tatry National Park Administration, Internatna 2, SK- 97401 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
The Nizke Tatry National Park Administration, Internatna 2,  SK-97401 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
The Nizke Tatry National Park Administration, Internatna 2, SK - 97401 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Dr.Bohacikova Elena, Protected Landscape Area Strazovske vrchy Administration, Orlove 189, 01701 Povazska Bystrica

RESPONDENT:
BOHACIKOVA, ELENA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Strazovske vrchy Protected Landscape Area Administration, Orlove 189, SK-01701 Povazska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Dr. Bohacikova Elena, Protected Landscape Area Strazovske vrchy Administration, Orlove 189, 017 01 Povazska Bystrica


RESP_OLD:
Dr. Bohacikova Elena, Protected Landscape Area Strazovske vrchy Administration, Orlove 189,SK - 017 01 Povazska Bystrica


RESP_OLD:
Profant J., Uhrin N., Slovak Agency for Environmenal, Banska Bystrica, Proected Landscape Area Muranska Planina, Janka Krala 12, SK - 105001 Revuca, Slovakia


RESP_OLD:
Profant J., Uhrin M., Slovak Agensy for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Muranska planina, Janka Krala 12, SK - 105001 Revuca, Slovakia


RESP_OLD:
RNDr. Anna Leskovjanska, Ing.B.Hajek, National Park Slovensky Raj Administration, Letecka 3,SK-052 80 Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia; National Park Nizke Tatry Administration, Horna 67, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
LESKOVJANSKA, ANNA; HAJEK, BEDRICH, the Slovensky Raj National Park Administration, Letecka 3, SK-05280 Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia; the National Park Nizke Tatry Administration, Horna 67, SK-97401, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
LESKOVJANSKA, ANNA; HAJEK, BEDRICH, Slovensky Raj National Park Administration, Letecka 3, SK-05280 Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
LESKOVJANSKA, ANNA; HAJEK, BEDRICH, the Slovensky Raj National Park Administration, Letecka 3, SK-05280 Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
RNDr. Anna Leskovjanska, Ing.B.Hajek, National Park Slovensky Raj Administration, Letecka 3,SK-052 80 Spisska Nova Ves, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
RNDr. Jan Hrbaty, Landscape Protected Area Male Karpaty Administration, Sturova 115,SK-900 01 Modraa , Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
RNDr. Jan Hrbaty, Protected Landscape Area Male Karpaty, Administration, Sturova 115, SK-900 01 Modra, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
RNDr. Jan Hrbaty, Protected Landscape Area, Administration, Sturova 115, SK-900 01 Modra , Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
RNDr. A. Cvachova, RNDr. I. Valach, Slovak Agency for Environment, Administration, Lazovna 10, SK-974 01 Banska Bystrica, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Ing. Dusan Valachovic, Mgr. Viera Stanova, Protected Landscape Area Zahorie Administration, Vajanskeho 17, SK-901 01 Malacky, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
VALACHOVIC, DUSAN; STANOVA, VIERA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Zahorie Protected Landscape Area Administration, Vajanskeho 17, SK-90101 Malacky, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Mgr. Emilia Karasova, Botanic, Milan Hlivak Protected Landscape Area Slovensky kras, SK - 049 51, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Ing.M. Bural, Protected Landscape Area Vychodne Karpaty Administration, Lipova 19, SK-066 01 Humenne, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
BURAL, M., Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Vychodne Karpaty Protected Landscape Area Administration, Lipova 19, SK-06601 Humenne, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Darina Valkova, Slovak Agence of Environment Banska Bystrica, branch Trnava, Kollarova 8 SK-917 01 Trnava, Slovakia:

RESPONDENT:
VALKOVA, DARINA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Kollarova 8, SK-91777 Trnava, Slovakia:


RESP_OLD:
Darina Valkova Slovak Agence of Environment Banska Bustrica, branch Trnava, Kollarova 8 SK-917 01 Trnava, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
DEVAN, PAVOL; KOLAJOVA, SONA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Biele Karpaty Protected Landscape Area Administration, SK-91441 Nemsova, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
AMBROS, MICHAL, DURECKOVA, EVA, RUSNAKOVA, ANNA, SLOBODNIK, VLADIMIR, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Protected Landscape Area Ponitrie, Samova 3, SK-94901 Nitra


RESPONDENT:
RNDR. ALZBETA SZABOOVA, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, nam.gen.Klapku 7, Sk-94501 Komarno, Slovakia.


RESPONDENT:
Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Administration, Hanulova 9/A, SK-84400 Bratislava.


RESPONDENT:
Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Administration, Hanulova 9/A  SK-84440 Bratislava:


RESPONDENT:
JOZEF BLASKO, Slovak Agency for Environment, Administration, Krusovska 2093, SK-95501 Topolcany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
GOLHA MIROSLAV, SIDOR VIKTOR, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Samova 3, SK-94901 Nitra, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
VALACHOVIC, DUSAN, The Zahorie Protected Landscape Area Administration, Vajanskeho 17, SK-901 01 Malacky, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
VALACHOVIC, DUSAN, The Zahorie Protected Landscape Area Administration, Vajanskeho 17, SK-90101 Malacky, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
BLASKO,JOZEF, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, Krusovska ul. 2093, SK-95501 Topolcany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA, the Mala Fatra National Park Administration, Gbelany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA, of the Mala Fatra National Park Administration, Gbelany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA, the Mala Fatra National Park Administration, SK-01302, Gbelany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA, the Mala Fatra National Park Administration, SK-01302 Gbelany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
DOBOSOVA, ANNA, the Mala Fatra National Park Admnistration, SK-01302 Gbelany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
BLASKO, JOZEF, Protected Landscape Area, Krusovska 2093, Topolcany, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
The Vysoke Tatry National Park Administration, SK-05960 Tatranska Lomnica, Slovakia


RESPONDENT:
The Vysoke Tatry National Park Administration, SK-05960 Tatranska Lomnica, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
The Vysoke Tatry National Park Administration, Sk-05960 Tatranska Lomnica, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
GAJDOS, PETER, Institute of Landscape Ecology Slovak Academy of Sciences, Akademicka 2, SK-94901 Nitra, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
AMBROS, MICHAL, DURECKOVA, EVA, RUSNAKOVA, ANNA, SLOBODNIK, VLADIMIR, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Ponitrie Protected Landscape Area Administration, Samova 3, SK-94901, Nitra, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
AMBROS, MICHAL, DURECKOVA, EVA, RUSNAKOVA, ANNA, SLOBODNIK, VLADIMIR, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Ponitrie Protected Landscape Area Administration, Samova 3, SK-94901 Nitra, Slovakia


RESPONDENT:
BURAL, MIROSLAV, Slovak Agency for Environment Banska Bystrica, the Vychodne Karpaty Protected Landscape Area Administration, Lipova 19, SK-066 01 Humenne, Slovakia:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci; P.Iankov,BBSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; V.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev;V.Velchev,Inst.of Botany,BASci; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshine,Inst.of Botany,BASci., D.Peev, Inst.of Botany, BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;A.Petrova;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;M.Anchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;Z.Hubenov;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci; P.Iankov,BSBP/Birdlife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.: V.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Ist.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci,:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci., P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/Birdlife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany; P.Iankov,BSBP,Birdlife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany, BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria: D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:

DIST_NAME:
Sofia-region, Pernik, Kjustendil, Blagoevgrad, Pazardjik


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;S.Kojuharov;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;V.Beshkov; R.Pandurska;H.Delchev,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;S.Beshkov:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;M.Karapetkova;V.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova;M.Anchev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;H.Delchev,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov, Wilderness Fund,9 Slavejkov sq., 1000 Sofia:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;S.Kojuharov;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;H.Delchev;Z.Hubenov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.;S.Beshkov:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;S.Kojuharov;P.Vassilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;M.Anchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;S.Kojuharov;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; V.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Mesinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;D.Peev;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;D.Peev;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;R.Pandurska;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;D.Peev;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;R.Pandurska;M.Karapetkova;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;R.Pandurska;H.Delchev;Z.Hubenov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;M.Anchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; V.Beshkov;H.Delchev;Z.Hubenov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci;S.Beshkov:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov, Wilderness Fund 9 Slaveykov sq., Sofia:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov, Wilderness Fund, 9 Slaveykov sq., Sofia:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;A.Petrova;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;R.Pandurska;Z.Hubenov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;M.Anchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;R.Pandurska;H.Delchev;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.;A.Popov,NNHM,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;M.Anchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria;V.Beshkov;S.Beshkov,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; H.Delchev,Inst.of Zoology,BASci,; R.Pandurska,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;D.Peev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;V.Beshkov;H.Delchev,Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; D.Peev, Inst. of Botany:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.; D.Peev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:

DIST_NAME:
Sofia, Plovdiv,Stara Zagora, Gabrovo, Lovech


RESPONDENT:
].Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev;V.Velchev;P.Vasilev;I.Apostolova,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria; Inst.of Zoology,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment; T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov, Wilderness Fund, 9 Slaveykov sq., 1000 - Sofia:


RESPONDENT:
G.Spiridonov,NNPS,Ministry of Environment;T.Meshinev,Inst.of Botany,BASci.;P.Iankov,BSBP/BirdLife-Bulgaria:D.Peev,Inst.of Botany, BASci.:


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation PAS, Kraków


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Consrevation PAS, Kraków

DIST_NAME:
Cedynia, Chojna, Goleniow, Gryfino, Kolbaskowo, Police i in.


DIST_NAME:
Stare Czarnowo, Warnice, Kobylanka, Pyrzyce, Stargard Szczeciñski


DIST_NAME:
Nowe Warpno, Wolin, Swinoujscie, Stepnica, Police


DIST_NAME:
Zlocieniec, Czaplinek, Polczyn Zdroj, Barwice, Silnowo, Ostrowice


DIST_NAME:
Bialy Bor, Miastko, Wierzchowo, Bobolice


COMP_NAME:
KOSZALINSKO - SLUPSKI PAS NADMORSKI (COASTAL AREAS OF KOSZALIN I SLUPSK)

DIST_NAME:
Darlowo, Manowo, Koszalin, Postomia, Ustka


DIST_NAME:
Smoldzino, Ustka, Leba, Wicko, Glowczyce


DIST_NAME:
Borzytuchom, Bytow, Czarna Dabrowka, Debnica Kaszubska, Kobylnica, Kolczyglowy, Slupsk


COMP_NAME:
ZALEW WISLANY I MIERZEJA WISLANA (VISTULA LAGOON)


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Maria Herbichowa, Jacek Herbich


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Maria Herbichowa, Jacek Herbich


DIST_NAME:
Komancza, Cisna, Lutowiska, Baligrod, Czarna, Wolkowyja.


DIST_NAME:
Czernichow, Alwernia, Zielonki, Trzyciaz, Iwanowice, Michalowice, Golcza, Kamienica Polska, Mostow, Myszkow i in.


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Karków

DIST_NAME:
Ciezkowice, Grodek n. Dunajcem, Gromnik, Zakliczyn, Bobowa


DIST_NAME:
Wojcieszow, Jezow Sudecki, Bolkow, Swierzawa


DIST_NAME:
Ujsoly, Jelesnia, Wieprz, Rajcza, Milowka, Swinna


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Krakow


DIST_NAME:
Swieradow Zdroj, Mirsk, Szklarska Poreba


DIST_NAME:
Jelenia Gora, Jezow Sudecki, Wlen, Lwowek Slaski


COMP_NAME:
ZABLOCIE (BRATKOWICE, CZARNA, POREBY KUPIENSKIE, BUDY G£OGOWSKIE)


COMP_NAME:
PUSZCZA BORECKA I TERENY PRZYLEGLE (BORECKA FOREST AND ADJACENT AREAS)


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Maciej Romañski


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Miros³aw Gru¿ewski


COMP_NAME:
DOLINA BIEBRZY - BASEN CENTRALNY (BIEBRZA VALLEY - CENTRAL BASIN)


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; M. Gru¿ewski


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kr5aków


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Pawe³ Pawlaczyk


COMP_NAME:
LASY BARLINECKIE (BARLINEK - GORZOW FOREST)


SITE_NAME:
JEZIORA LOBELIOWE - PALSZNIK, WYGODA, ZAWIAT


COMP_NAME:
DOLINA DOLNEGO BUGU (LOWER VALLEY OF RIVER BUG)


COMP_NAME:
LASY WLOCLAWSKO-GOSTYNINSKIE (GOSTYNIN-WLOCLAWEK FOREST COMPLEX)


DIST_NAME:
Kozienice, Jastrzebia, Pionki, Garbatka-Letnisko, Jedlnia-Letnisko


DIST_NAME:
Bailobrzegi, Mogielnica, Stromiec, Goszczyn, Wysmierzyce, Nowe Miasto, Rzeczyca, Poswietne, Odrzywol


COMP_NAME:
JEZIORA PRZEMECKIE (J. PRZEMECKIE, BLOTNICKIE, RADOMIERSKIE, OLEJNICKIE, GoRSKIE, OSLONINSKIE, WIELENSKIE, I 5 INNYCH)


DIST_NAME:
Kamieniec, Rakoniewice, Wielichowo, Przemet, Smigiel, Wolsztyn


SITE_NAME:
BRZEG WISLY MIEDZY KOZIELCEM A OPALENIEM


DIST_NAME:
Dzwola, Janow Lubelski, Modliborzyce, Potok Wielki, Zaklikow


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Chiripterological Information Centre, Kraków


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Chiropterological Information Centre, Kraków


DIST_NAME:
Konin, Zerkow, Brudzew, Dabie, Golina, Kolo, Koscielec, Kramsk, Ladek, Przykona, Pyzdry, Rzgow, Stare Miasto,Uniejow itd


DIST_NAME:
Dabrowa, Proszkow, Krapkowice, Niemodlin, Korfantow, Biala, Lewin Brzeski


DIST_NAME:
Turawa, Murow, Pokoj, Wolczyn, Lubniany, Popielow


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Józef Partyka

SITE_NAME:
JASKINIA POD BUKAMI I SZTOLNIA W CZERNEJ


DIST_NAME:
Koszecin, Tworog, Zawadzkie, Kolonowskie, Ozimek, Turawa, Opole


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Maria Herbich, Jacek Herbich


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Maria Herbichowa, Jacek Herbich;


COMP_NAME:
DOLINA BIEBRZY BASEN PoLNOCNY (BIEBRZA VALLEY NORTHERN BASIN)


DIST_NAME:
Lewin Brzeski, Grodkow, Niemodlin, Lambinowice, Pakoslawice, Skoroszyce, Nysa


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA ODRY MIEDZY KOZLEM A KRAPKOWICAMI

DIST_NAME:
Krapkowice, Zdzienowice, Walce, Kedzierzyn, Gogolin


DIST_NAME:
Krempna, Nowy Zmogrod, Komancza, Lipinki, Gorlice, Uscie Gorlickie


DIST_NAME:
Sanok, Zagorz, Tyrawa Woloska, Olszanica, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Czechowice-Dziedzice, Skoczow, Strumien, Jasienica,Pszczyna, Chybie, Brzeszcze


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, kraków


DIST_NAME:
Ochotnica Dolna, Mszana Dolna, Niedzwiedz


DIST_NAME:
Herby, Kochanowice, Koszecin, Wreczyca Wielka


DIST_NAME:
Twarog, Wozniki, Koszecin, Lubliniec, Tarnowskie Gory


DIST_NAME:
Suchedniow, Starachowice, Bodzentyn, Pawlow, Wachock


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA BUGU OD MALKINI DO UJSCIA RZEKI LIWIEC


COMP_NAME:
DOLINA BIEBRZY - BASEN POLUDNIOWY (BIEBRZA VALLEY - SOUTHERN BASIN)


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Krakow; M. Gruzewski


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Adam Guziak, Roman Guziak


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Adam Guziak, Roman Guziak


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Krakow; M. Gru¿ewski


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Chiropterological Information Center, IASE, Kraków


DIST_NAME:
Kruszwica, Radziejow, Strzelno, Jeziora Wielkie, Skulsk, Piotrkow Kujawski


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA ODRY MIEDZY NIETKOWEM A CIGACICAMI


DIST_NAME:
Lomianki, Babice Stare, Czosnow, Kampinos, Leoncin, Leszno, Tulowice


DIST_NAME:
Pokrzywnica, Zatory, Nieporet, Serock, Skrzeszew


COMP_NAME:
DOLINA BARYCZY (OD ZMIGRODU DO BARTNIKA)


COMP_NAME:
GORA SLEZA - GORA RADUNIA - SULISTROWICE


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Nature Conservation, Kraków; Krakowskie Centrum Chiropterologiczne, Kraków


DIST_NAME:
Bircza, Krasiczyn, Krzywcza, Fredropol, Ustrzyki Dolne


DIST_NAME:
Tarnogrod, Adamowka, Stary Dzikow, Oleszyce, Wiazownica, Laszki


COMP_NAME:
DRAWSKI PARK KRAJOBRAZOWY (DRAWSKI LANDSCAPE PARK)


DIST_NAME:
Szydlowiec, Chlewiska, Przysucha, Gielniow, Gowarczow, Konskie, Borkowice


SITE_NAME:
TORFOWISKA W REJONIE PRZELECZY KARKONOSKIEJ


DIST_NAME:
Widawa, Rusiec, Konopnica, Burzenin, Zapolice, Sieradz, Sêdziejowice, Ostrowek, Osjakow


SITE_NAME:
DOLINA NARWI MIEDZY ORLOWEM I PULTUSKIEM


DIST_NAME:
Janow Podlaski, Konstantynow, Platerow, Rokitno, Sarnaki, Drohiczyn, Mielnik, Siemiatycze, Ceranow, Jab³onna Lacka+15in.


SITE_NAME:
LASY MIEDZY KEDZIERZYNEM  - KOZLEM A RYBNIKIEM


RESPONDENT:
Ecological Research Group, HNHM, Baross 13, H-1088 Budapest, HUNGARY:


RESPONDENT:
Inst. of Ecology and Botany HAS, H-2163 Vácrátót, HUNGARY:


SITE_NAME:
OAK WOOD WITH BOTRYCHIUM VIRGINIANUM AT KUNFEHERTO


SITE_NAME:
DRAVA DEADARMS AT SZAPORCA AND KISSZENTMARTON


SITE_NAME:
FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS OF THE PLAIN OF THE DRAVA


DIST_NAME:
Tolna megye, Baranya megye, Bacs-Kiskun megye


SITE_NAME:
FLOODED AREA BY TISZA BETWEEN GAVAVECSELLO AND TISZATELEK


SITE_NAME:
BOCSA-BUGAC INLAND SAND DUNE JUNIPER WOODS


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Gastescu P., Institute of Geography, 12 Dimitrie Racovita Str., 70307 Bucharest; Bota D., Institute of Research and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str.,8800 Tulcea

DIST_NAME:
Tulcea, Maliuc, Crisan, Sulina, Sf.Gheorghe, Chilia Veche, C.A.Rosetti, Murighiol, Histria, Mihai Viteazul, Babadag


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea Gh., Institute of Biological Researches, 42 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Decu V., Institute of Speology, 11 Frumoasa Str., 78114 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Roman N., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S.,  Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 G.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Popescu A., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Toniuc N., Commission of Natural Monuments Protection (CMN), 125 Calea Victoriei, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 G.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Institute of Biological Researches, 42 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Toniuc N., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 G.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj

DIST_NAME:
Marasu, Stancuta, Bertesti, Tufesti, Gropeni


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G., Institute of Biological Researches, 48 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj; Rasinariu R., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 Gh.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G., Institute of Biological Researches, 48 Republicii Str, 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G., Institute of Biological Researches, 48 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G., Institute of Biological Researches, 48 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 Gh.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Banarescu P., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest; Coste I.,

DIST_NAME:
Socolari, Potoc, Sasca Montana, Stanapari-Carbunari, Sopotul Nou


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Negrean G. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 G.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Albu I., Institute of Researches and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str., 8800 Tulcea


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Hanganu J., Institute of Researches and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str., 8800 Tulcea


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Marinov M., Institute of Researches and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str., 8800 Tulcea


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Banarescu P., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Bota D., Institute of Researches and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str., 8800 Tulcea; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches, 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Bota D., Institute of Researches and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str., 8800 Tulcea


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Popescu A. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Bota D., Institute of Researches and Design "Danube Delta", 165 Babadag Str., 8800 Tulcea


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Coste I., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Stefan N., Institute of Biological Researches, 34A Copou Str., 6600 Iasi; Sarbu I., Botanical Garden, 7-9 Dumbrava Rosie Str., 6600 Iasi


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Petrescu M., Institute of Eco-Museal Researches, 4 Gloriei Str., 8800 Tulcea


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Seghedin T., (University "Stefan cel Mare" - Suceava), 20 Luceafarului Str., 5800 Suceava


RESPONDENT:
Banarescu P. & Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Toniuc N., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Zanoschi V., University of Agriculture, 6 M.Sadoveanu Str., 6600 Iasi


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Zanoschi V., University of Agriculture, 6 M.Sadoveanu Str., 6600 Iasi; Sarbu I., Botanical Garden, 7-9 Dumbrava Rosie Str, 6600 Iasi


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Zanoschi V,, University of Agriculture, 6 M.Sadoveanu Str., 6600 Iasi


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Zanoschi V., University of Agriculture, 6 M.Sadoveanu Str., 6600 Iasi; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS),128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Institute of Biological Researches, 42 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj; Decu V., Institute of Speology, 11 Frumoasa Str., 78114 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 48 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Sarbu I., Botanical Garden, 7-9 Dumbrava Rosie Str., 6600 Iasi


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Chifu T., Institute of Biological Researches, 34A Copou Str., 6600 Iasi


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G., Institute of Biological Researches, 48 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Sanda V., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Seghedin T., (University "Stefan cel Mare" - Suceava), 20 LuceafArului Str., 5800 Suceava


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Toniuc N., Commission for Protection of Nature Monuments, 125 Calea Victoriei, 71102 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Dragulescu C.


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Mihailescu S. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 Gh.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Muica C., Institute of Geography, 12 Dimitrie Racovita Str., 70307 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G., Institute of Biological Researches, 42 Republicii Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M.& Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Coldea G.


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M.,Negrean G. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Negrean G. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest;


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest;


DIST_NAME:
Gropnita, Vladeni, Movileni, Mihail Kogalniceanu


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest;


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N. & Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest;


DIST_NAME:
Arpas, Cartisoara, Porumbacu, Avrig, Racovita


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest

DIST_NAME:
Poiana Stampei, Dorna Candrenilor, Saru Dornei


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest;


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., & Negrean G. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Negrean G. & Roman N., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Decu V., Institute of Speology, 11 Frumoasa Str., 78114 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Negrean G. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), 128 Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Roman N., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 Gh.Dima Str, 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Popescu A. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Popescu A. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Mihailescu S. & Popescu A.,Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Munteanu D., Romanian Ornithological Society (SOR), 49 Gh.Dima Str., 3400 Cluj


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Mihailescu S. & Negrean G., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Donita N. & Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Researches (ICAS), Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Popescu A. & Mihailescu S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Mihailescu S. & Stefanut S., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
Oltean M., Institute of Biology, 296 Spl.Independentei, 79651 Bucharest; Ionescu O., Institute of Forest Research (ICAS), 128 Sos.Stefanesti, Bucharest


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Toomas Kukk, Institute of Zoology and Botany, Vanemuise 21, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Toomas Kukk, Institute of Zoology and Botany, Vanemuise 21, Tartu EE2400; Estonian Fund for Nature


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,SIRJE LILLEMETS; ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia;


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia, Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Reseach Centre:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Kaidi Kubar, Einar Tammur, "Kotkas".

DIST_NAME:
Puurmani, Poltsamaa, Laeva, Puhja, Rannu, Tahtvere, Kolga-Jaani


RESPONDENT:
ADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, NAture Conservation Research Centre.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001, Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, Tartu EE2400, ESTONIA:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Herdis Villems,Institute of Ecology, EE0001 Tallinn, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Reseach Centre:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamäe tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Centre:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Tiit Leito, Hiiumaa Islets Landscape Reserve, Salinomme, EE3211 Suuremoisa, Hiiumaa, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001 Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Ecology and Botany, Tartu University:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Lai 40, Tartu EE2400, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; ELLE ROOSALUSTE, INSTITUTE OF BOTANY AND ECOLOGY, TARTU UNIVERSITY, LAI 40, EE2400, TARTU:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Peeter Ernits, Natural History Museum, Lai 29, EE0001 Tallinn, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Peeter Ernits, Natural History Museum, Lai 29, EE0001 Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Aino Kalda, Institute of Forestry, Roomu tee 2, Tartu EE2400, ESTONIA; Estonian Fund for Nature


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Hille Lapp, Environmental department at the Viljandi County Goverment

DIST_NAME:
Suure-Jaani, Vastemoisa, Kopu, Vandra, Tori, Paikuse


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, Tallinn EE0001, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilumets, Institute of Ecology:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Eva Nilson, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001 Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, Mustamae tee 33, TALLINN EE0006, ESTONIA; Meelis Partel, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40,Tartu EE2400, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Meelis Partel, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0001 Tallinn, ESTONIA; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu EE2400, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia, Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Reseach Centre:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Estonian Fund for Nature; Aino KAlda Estonian Forest Reseach Institute:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Hille Lapp, Viljandi County Goverment:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, EE2128 Laane-Virumaa


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Estonian Fund for Nature, Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Research Centre.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, Tallinn EE0006, Estonia; Aino Kalda, Forest Research Institute, Roomu tee 2, Tartu EE2400, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia;


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; KAI KIMMEL, ENDLA NATURE RESERVE, KURISTA BOX 726-5, EE2350, JOGEVA MAAKOND


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, Tallinn EE0006, ESTONIA; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001, Tallinn


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001, Tallinn, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33 EE0006, Tallinn, ESTONIA.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA;SIRJE LILLEMETS, LAHEMAA NATIONAL PARK, VIITNA, EE2128, LAANE-VIRUMAA


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, MUSTAMAE TEE 33,TALLINN EE0006,ESTONIA; ANU KALDA, INSTITUTE OF FORESTRY AND NATURE CONSERVATION, ROOMU TEE 2, TARTU EE2400:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001,Tallinn


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33,EE0006, TALLINN, ESTONIA; Einar Tammur, Toomas Tarve "Kotkas".

DIST_NAME:
Maksa, Vonnu, Meeksi, Alatskivi, Luunja, Peipsiaare, Vara


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001, Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Herdis Villems, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001 Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Kaja Kubar, Nigula Nature Reserve, Parnu 2, Kilingi-Nomme, EE3622 Parnumaa, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, MUSTAMAE TEE 33, EE0006, TALLINN, ESTONIA; HERDIS VILLEMS, INSTITUTE OF ECOLOGY, Kevade 2, Tallinn


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Herdis Villems, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, EE0001, Tallinn


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, TALLINN EE0006, ESTONIA; Mati Ilomets, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, Tallinn EE0001, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu Estonia, Anneli Palo, Estonian Fund for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,MUSTAMAE TEE 33, EE0006, ESTONIA; Ylle Kukk, NATURE CONSERVATION RESEARCH CENTRE, ROOMU TEE 2, EE2400, TARTU


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Mari Reitalu, Viidumae Nature Reserve, Viidu, Lumanda, EE3335 Saaremaa, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, TALLINN EE0006, ESTONIA; Elle Roosaluste, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Meelis Partel, Institute of Ecology and Botany, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn,Estonia; Meelis Partel, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University; Ulle Kukk, Nature Conservation Reseach Centre:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Meelis Partel, Institute of Botany and Ecology,Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400; Tartu


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, MUSTAMAE TEE 33, EE0006,ESTONIA; MEELIS PARTEL, INSTITUTE OF BOTANY AND ECOLOGY, TARTU UNIVERSITY, LAI 40, EE2400, TARTU


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Meelis Partel, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006, Tallinn, Estonia; Toomas Kukk, Institute of Zoology and Botany, Aino Kalda, Forest Research Institute


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,KOTKA 2, TALLINN EE0013, ESTONIA; Herdis Villems, Institute of Ecology:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Ulle Kukk, Forest Research Institute, Roomu tee 2, Tartu EE2400, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006 Tallinn, Estonia; Ulle Kukk, Forest Research Institute, Roomu tee 2, Tartu EE2400, Estonia;


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006, Tallinn, Estonia; Aino Kalda, Forest Research Institute, Roomu tee 2, EE2400, Tartu; Elle Roosaluste, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER, ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE, MUSTAMAE TEE 33,EE0006, TALLINN, ESTONIA; Aino Kalda, Estonian Forest Research Institute, Roomu tee 2, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia;


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,Sirje Lillemets, ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Ministry of Environment:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,Sirje Lillemets, ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Centre


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400, Tartu, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Nature Conservation Centre;


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, Laane-Virumaa, EE2128, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, Laane-Virumaa, EE2128

SITE_NAME:
KASMU PS. N JA W OSA, SAARTNEEM JA TIIRUKARI


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, EE2128, Laane-Virumaa


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamaetee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, EE2128, Laane-Virumaa


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, EE2128 Laane-Virumaa


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna EE2128, Laane-Virumaa


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Lahemaa National Park, Viitna, EE2128 Laane-Virumaa:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Sirje Lillemets, Ministry of Environment:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Herdis Villems, Institute of Ecology, Kevade 2, Tallinn


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Estonian Fund for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia, Anneli Palo, Estonian Fund for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo,Estonian Fund for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Estonian F>und for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Estonian Fund for Nature


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature


RESPONDENT:
ADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Tartu University, Lai 40, EE2400 Tartu, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Toomas Trapido, Karula National Park


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Estonian Fund for Nature; Anu Kalda


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Toomas Kukk, Institute of Zoology and Botany


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Tiit Kaljuste, Eve Magi, Matsalu Nature Reserve.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Institute of Botany and Ecology, TArtu Umiversity:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Herdis Villems, Instute of Ecology:


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Anneli Palo, Estonian Fund for Nature.


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; Elle Roosaluste, Tartu University, Estonia


RESPONDENT:
KADRI MOLLER,ESTONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTRE,Mustamae tee 33, EE0006,Tallinn, Estonia; ESTONIAN FUND FOR NATURE


RESPONDENT:
Otars Opermanis, CORINE Biotopes, Peldu 25, Riga LV-1494, Latvia


SITE_NAME:
LIELAIS KEMERU TIRELIS UN APKARTEJIE MEZI


SITE_NAME:
CIECERES, ODZENU, SVETAINU UN KERKLINU EZERS


SITE_NAME:
ABAVAS IELEJA NO KANDAVAS LIDZ SABILEI; IMULAS UN AMULAS LEJTECES


SITE_NAME:
VENTAS IELEJA NO SKRUNDAS LIDZ LIETUVAS ROBEZAI


SITE_NAME:
DAUGAVAS VIDZEMES KRASTS NO SKRIVERIEM LIDZ AIZKRAUKLEI


RESPONDENT:
Otars Opermanis, CORINE Biotopes, Peldu 25, Riga LV-1494, Latvia                                                                                                                                                                       @


SITE_NAME:
ISTRAS EZERS, PLUSONA EZERS, ISTRAS PAUGURAINE


SITE_NAME:
KLAJOTNES UN BERZPILS PURVS, AIVIEKSTES KLANI


RESPONDENT:
Kristina Ulkiene, Environment Ministry, Jaksto 4/9, LT-2694 Vilnius, Lithuania


RESPONDENT:
Institute of Biology ZRC SAZU, Novi trg 5, SI-1000 Ljubljana


RESPONDENT:
D-r Branko Micevski, Zool. Dpt., Institute of Biology, Faculty of Sciences, 1000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia


DIST_NAME:
Samokov,Sopishte,Studenitchani, Zelenikovo, Veles, Chashka, Bogomila, Izvor, Makedonski Brod


DIST_NAME:
Demir Hisar, Krushevo, Kukurechani, Mogila


DIST_NAME:
Kochani, Orizari, Makedonska Kamenica, Kriva Palanka


SITE_NAME:
GRYKEDERDHJA E VJOSES-PISHE PORO ( VLORE)


COMP_NAME:
RRUSHKULL-GRYKEDERDHJA E ERZENIT-BISHTI I PALLES-PORTO ROMANO


COMP_NAME:
KURORA E LURES-ZALL GJOCAJ-(KURORE VALMORE)


SITE_NAME:
PYLLI HELSHANIT, BUZA E LIQENIT TE FIERZES


RESPONDENT:
D-r Branko Micevski, Zool. Dpt., Institute of Biology, Faculty of Sciences, 91000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia


DIST_NAME:
Vratnitsa,Teartse,Tetovo, G.Rechitsa, Shipkovitsa, Kamenjane, Gostivar, Vrutok, Mavrovi Anovi


# Phare12_CHAR

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Low- mountain coniferous forest, karst spring:


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A mountain karst massif with broad- leaved and coniferous forests. Caves, remarkable earth formations, peatbogs. Resort village:


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A mountain massif with silicate parent rock covered with coniferous forests, meadows, rocky habitats:


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Karst area with rough relief, caves, precipices and canyons, coniferous and broad-leaved forests, scrub and scattered small pastures and cornfields:


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A mountain ridge on silicate parent rock with steep slopes high - mountain meadows, coniferous forests, a big river valley, a few small villages:


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Limestone mountain area, covered with coniferous forests, meadows, karst formations:


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Limestone mountain massif with plateau, rock walls, canyon, broad-leaved and coniferous forests, open space, scattered agricultural lands, small villages. Remarcable natural and pastoral landscapes, cultural monuments. Wooded mountain slopes on the silicate parent rock with rocky massifs:


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A limestone rock massif with vertical walls, canyon, steep rocky slopes. Broad leaved and Pinus nigra forests:


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River stream of Maritsa river, numerous small islands, and forested river banks, riverine vegetation:


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A fresh water reservoir, seldomly freezes in winter, surrounded by arrable land and pastures:


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A low mountain with broad- leaved forests and meadows:


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River valley with oak and riverbank forests, meadows, agricultural lands:


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Low mountain and hilly area with vulcanic rocks, rock massifs and walls, bushes, pastures, rocky river valley and big dams, little broad- leaved forest massifs, agricultural lands, settlements. Remarkable rock and pastoral landscapes:


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Low mountain lands, semi-natural broad- leaved forests, sclerophyllous scrub, coniferous cultures, rock massifs, meadows, pastures, agricultural lands, river valley, scaterred villages:


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Small river in a marhsy area. Several artificial ponds:


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Rocky hill covered with xerotherme scrub:


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Low mountain area covered with semi-natural forests, scrub, grasslands, several caves, small villages. A big river (Tundja) flows through, a canyon:


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Karst precipice with a lake situated in a hilly area:


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A reservoir which seldomly freezes in winter. Sedimentation ponds in the northern part of the site:


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A mountain massif cevered with broad-leaved forests and meadows:


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A hilly area covered with xerotherme scrub and grasslands:


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A plain covered with xerotherme grasslands and relict oak forests.:


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An artificial reservoir with clear water surface. Does not freeze in winter:


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Low mountain area, covered with mixed broad-leaved forests, open space, various habitats. Karst and caves:


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Low mountain massif with remarkable rock formations, rough terrain and impressive landscapes. Broad- leaved forests:


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A limestone mountain massif covered with old beech forests. Caves and karst formations:


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A river valley and plains along the medium flow of the Tunja river, marshes and humid grasslands, arable lands and scattered broad-leaved forests and scrub:


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Inland alluvial forests /Longoz/ along the lower reaches of the Tundja river:


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Swamps and a reservoir, salinated areas and meadows:


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Tragocanth steppe, mosaic of small xerotherme forests:


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A reservoir with open water surface surrounded by arrable lands, grasslands, broad-leaved scrub and pine plantations:


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Hilly area on silicate and limestone bedrock. Oak woods, meadows, pastures, arrable lands, small streams and scattered villages:


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Low mountain area with silicate and limestone parent rock, wide river valley, caves and sea coast. Big broad- leaved forest massifs, pastures, agricultural lands, small settlements:


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Centuries-old natural broad-leaved forests, evergreen shrubs, river meandres:


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Extensive old broad-leaved forests of South-Euxinian type:


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A lagoon surrounded by broad-leaved forests and riverine vegetation, sand dunes and beaches, sea-cliffs and flooded forests:


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Remarkable diverse seacoast landscapes, sandbeaches and dunes, coastal and inland cliffs, the Ropotamo river estuary, fens and bogs, extensive reedbeds, broad-leaved forests, Longoz forests, mountain hill, rock and stone formations, caves:


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River estuary, rocky coast, unique longoz forests, broad-leaved forests of southern type, reed massifs and vegetated sand dunes:


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A fresh water coastal lake turned into a reservoir, connected to the sea with a natural lagoon. Extesive reedbeds, inflowing rivers:


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Small unsettled islands with sea cliffs and covered with grass:


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Shallow brakish coastal lake surrounded by water fringe vegetation. Some former fishponds included in the site:


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Hypersaline coastal firth lake, salinities:


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Hypersaline coastal lagoon lake, salinities:


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Marshy river valley, rich vegetation and a sand stripe along the seacoast:


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Low mountain area with broad-leaved forests and a rocky sea coast:


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Alluvial forests - "longoz", with rich climbing vegetation, old river beds, coastal dunes and sands, the Kamchiya river estuary:


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Coastal lakes with salt and brakish water, water-fringe psamophyte vegetation, seaport and industrial areas, boat canal:


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Semi-desert area, inland dunes with standing stone poles, formed by deflation of plyocene sands:


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Coastal broad-leaved forests, rock cliffs and sands, longoz forests, wooded river valley and a plateau covered with steppe-like vegetation and agricultural lands:


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Karst plateau with steppe and steppe-like vegetation, xerotherme forest, cliffs with abrasive sea caves, fen, sea waters:


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Deep brackish firth lake, dunes, sand stripes and secondary steppes:


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Brackish firth lake with reed massifs. Secondary steppes, dunes and sands:


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Karst plateau in hilly plain, grasslands and scrub, vertical cliffs:


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Low hill covered with steppe-like vegetation and scrub:


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Denudative plateau in the Danube plain with steep limestone slopes and forests:


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Sea shore with sandy and rocky areas, scattered broad-leaved forests and small river valleys with swamps:


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Low mountain ridge covered by broadleaved forests:


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Low mountain slopes covered with broad- leaved xerotherme and mesophyle forests:


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Limestone rocky terrain in tha valley of the Kamenitsa river:


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500m deep cave in a karst massif with a maximum height of the galleries - 25m:


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Natural broad- leaved xeromesophillous and xerotherme forests:


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Natural and semi- natural xerotherme and xeromesophillous broad- leaved lowland forests in the Danube river plain:


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The site includes a lake on the Danube river bank with reed massifs, Danube island, uncultivated lands and an artificial channel that separates them:


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Shallow fen at the Danube river bank, Danube island and river branch waters:


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A Danube river island and the surrounding waters:


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A Danube river island and surrounding waters:


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Broad-leaved lowland forest in the Danube plain:


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A fen on the Danube river bank turned into fish-ponds currently abandoned, a river channel and a few small Danubian islands with alluvial forests:


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Karst canyons and cave systems in a hilly lowland area. Secondary and natural forests, meadows, agricultural lands. Cultural monuments. Remarkable landscapes:


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Rocky habitats, Danubian fen and fishponds:


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Wooded Danube island, waters of the Danube river and lower meandering reaches of the Yantra river:


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Karst pre-Balkan range covered with xerotherm broad-leaved forests, scrub and open areas:


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Karst massif covered by xerotherm broad-leaved forests:


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A river valley with surrounding grasslands and broad-leaved forests:


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A karst canyon including a cave (3000 m length). Partialy covered with xerotherm broad-leaved forests:


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Danubian island complex covered with riverine vegetation, marshes,fens, river waters:


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Karst area in the Danube plain, rich of caves. Secondary broad- leaved forests, grasslands, exposed cliffs, bushes, agricultural lands:


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Karst region, horizontal bat cave in a broad-leaved forests:


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The lower flow and the estuary of the Vit river, flowing into the Danube. Riverine meadows, forests and arable lands:


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Estuary of the Iskar river, Danube river branch and a Danubian island. Broad- leaved riverbank forests and bushes:


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Karst canyon in the Danubian plain, secondary forests and meadows:


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Low mountain hill covered with broad- leaved forests and meadows:


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A cave system in dolomite-karst massif and the surrounding arable lands and broad-leaved forests and scrub:


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Karst canyon and a cave, meadows and pastures.:


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Natural horizontal cave with large bat colony:


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One of the most representative karst regions in the country, river valley, xerotherm vegetation and calcareous grasslands. Rock cliffs and cave complexes:


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A natural cave in a karst area. Cave stream. Length 1000m.:


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A natural cave in a karst area. Cave stream and lakes. Total length of the galleries 3172m:


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Karst formations and a cave. Petrophile vegetation:


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A Danubian island and the surrounding channels. Estuary of the Tsibritsa river flowing into the Danube:


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One of the few remaining wetlands along the Danubian river bank. Fish ponds covered by water-fringe vegetation. Periodically flooded by the Danube river:


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A Danubian island covered by broad-leaved forests, perodically flooded, hygrophite vegetation, poplar plantations and sand stripes. Surrounding waters:


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Impressive and picturesque limestone rocky area with caves, secondary broad-leaved forests, middle-age fortress in the Forebalkan:


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A karst hill with a cave in the Forebalkan:


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A pre-mountain limestone hill covered by scrub and forest vegetation and open rocks:


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A low limestone hill covered with xerotherm grasslands and scrub. Walking routes and playgrounds:


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A southern mountain ridge of medium height covered with mesophylous broad-leaved forests and macedonian pine:


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The medium flow of the Mesta river, river banks covered with forest vegetation:


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The lower flow of the Maritsa river, sandy riverbed, rich riverbank vegetation, meadows and scattered arable lands:


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Low mountain hills, covered with broad- leaved forests, river valley and gorge:


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Ponds with very densy vegetation, mainly reed beds. Free water only 40 ha. The largest reed beds in the Czech Republic.


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Beech forest with different types of vegetation of subatlantic character:


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The large population of ravens in floodplain forest in the Ohre river valey.


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Important site for migratory birds holds also many nesting waterfowls, passerines and birds of prey.


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Pit-run gravel terrace with occurrence of the Czech endemic plant species Dianthus arenarius subsp. bohemicus.


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Very rich species diversity of the (former orchid) meadow on the plateau of the Hradistany hill.


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Well-preserved fens (low-bog meadows) hold endemic and threatened plant species. Site includes protected areas Slunecny dvur and Konvalinkovy vrch, others (Shnile louky aj.) are unprotected.


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An exceptionally colourful geomorphology with a high number of sandstone formations, vallies, gorges, canyons (of the Labe river) with Tertiary volcanos.


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Pontic vegetation of the typical rocks and hillsides in the inactive (die) volcanic area in the Ceske Stredohori Mts.(North Bohemia)


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clate slate slopes create specific biotope for termophile vegetation in the Northern Bohemia.


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Izolated basalt hill with termophile plant communities in the Ceske Stredohori PLA.


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Mountain peat-bog with meandering Jizera river.


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Basalt hill (stolova hora) with typical steppe plant communities.


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Unique complex of very rare species and communities on the abandoned military area.


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Peatbog with large stands of Pinus mugo and Spruce, as well as abandoned meadows.


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Standing water pool with litoral vegetation and seminatural peat meadows.


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Water pool (pond) with large litoral communities.


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Peat bogs and salt marshes; Important Diatomae site; Salt, carbon dioxide and mineral water springs.


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Wetlands and peat bogs lying to the south from the former village Jedlina near the state boarder with Germany. Site is scatteredly covered by a self/seeding, in the southern part there is even continuous spruce stand with some birches. Threatened and protected plant and animal species. Spaleny brook goes through the site. Small springs.


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Western to south-western sloaps of the Sedlo hill covered by pine and beech forests incl. meadows with high plant diversity and the former pastures (Bromion erecti);


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Hill ridge of Humnice and Havran in the northern part of Doupov mountain with a rich locality of Pulsatilla patens on the Humnice hill;


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Grasslands with water pools in coal mines region:


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Steep-walled brook valley with heterogenous geological bedrock composition, natural forest communities on the slopes and valuable meadow communities in the floodplain between game-keeper house Marek and its mouth to the Berounka river (incl. Dubensko nature reserve).


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Beech forest with rich flora, well-developed oak stands:


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Broad catchment of the Luzni brook is a rich locality of Margaritifera margaritifera. The only site of Potamogeton polygonifolius in CR and the most eastern one in Europe.


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Enclaves of the ecologically and geomorphologically the most valuable ecosystems in a completely afforested area along the state border with Germany.


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Old castle park with buildings hosting an exceptional rich bat community.


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Sheer terrace of the Podmokelsky brook with occurrence of the rare and endangered plant species, complex of wet and mesophile meadows, subxerophile communities, pastures, springs and peat-bogs bounded by the shrub and tree stands on boulders.


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Complex of the 3 large forest peat-bogs: Lysina, Tajga and Paterak.


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Natural beech forests with virgin features.


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Serpentine ridge arising from amphibolite and gneiss.


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Well developed complex of 7 peat-bogs, wet mountain meadows, heaths etc.


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Area located between Northen and Western Bohemia includes a stratovulcano near the Ohre river and the slopes of the Krusne hory Mts.


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Limestone cave near Tabor city discovered in 1863.


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Varied mosaic of alluvial and very wet forests, wetlands and standing and running water communities, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Cicution virosae, Alopecurion, Oenanthion aquaticae, Potamion pusilii:


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Range of natural mixed stands on the flat ridge in the large forest complex by Vraz. Important nesting site of avifauna;


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Eriophorion gracilis; Complex consists of two fishponds, adjacent natural mesohygrophytic meadows and natural deciduous forests (Alno-Ulmion and Carpinion); There are well-preserved litoral reed beds with rich population of Nuphar lutea (pond Horejsi) and willow and alder dominated formation of swamp and peat bogs (Eriophorion gracilis) (pond Dolejsi):


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;provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Phalaridion arundinaceae; System of two large fishponds with reed beds and fragments of peaty communities surrounded by mesohygrophytic meadows (Molinion); important nesting and resting site for waterfowl:


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Tilio-Acerion; Complex of natural deciduous forests on screes on the northern slopes of the Libin hill (Eu-Fagenion, as.Dentario enneaphylli-Fagetum and Tilio-Acerion, as.Mercuriali-Fraxinetum);


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Tilio-Acerion; Former game preserved with remnants of Carpinion with rich flora, partly coniferous monocultures replaced natural forest. Rocky part is covered by slope forest (Tilio-Acerion):


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Complex of two smaller fishponds near Milevsko. Upper pond (Boukal) has very well developed litoral population of reed beds and it is also batrachologicly important; lower pond with sand bottom is characteristic of its communities Elatini - Eleocharitetum ovatae and numerous population of Coleanthus subtilis:


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - 44.31-3; Fishpond surrounded by litoral reed beds (Phragmition) followed up by a complex of mesohygrophytic meadows (Molinion) partially mowed and partially closed (overgrown) by terrestrial reed beds; important flora (one of the two well-preserved localities of numerous population of Lathyrus palustris in this region); Important nesting site of water and wetland avifauna:


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Cicution virosae; Large fishpond with huge litoral reed beds and remnants of large sedge communities. Important breeding site of waterfawl. Complex of pools in the former sand pit under the eastern dike of the fishpond; water vegetation of Cicution virosae union with alder and willow scrubs. Remnants of mesophytic and semixerophytic meadow communities along the fishpond with important flora:


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Caricion demissae; Submontane hay meadows and pastures (Arrhenatherion and Violion caninae) on the southern slopes of Javornik mountain. The site includes springs and peat bogs (Caricion fuscae and Caricion demissae). Significant threatened and endangered flora:


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Large forest complex on the left side of the river Vltava with natural stands of Eu-Fagenion, Galio-Abietenion, Carpinion, Quercion pubescentis petraeae and Luzulo-Fagion:


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Mesophytic to semixerophytic meadow with extensively used meadow communities of Arrhenatherion and Violion caninae unions; stony balk covered by community of Sambuco-Salicion capreae:


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Complex of the 4 fishponds with well developed characteristic water and litoral communities, old oak stands on dams, adjacent meadows have partly cultural and partly natural communities; there are also swamp alder stands (with important flora) in the southern part of the Cernis fishpond:


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, provisionally registered communities - 44.3; Complex of relict Scots pine and birch forests on rocky and bouldery slopes of the Vltava valey; Important site for the plant species Erica herbacea; Screes poor in soil colonized by lichens and mosses:


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Cardaminion amarae, Piceion excelsae; Complex of the natural mixed forests (Eu-Fagenion, as.Dentario enneaphylli-Fagetum, regional type with Cardamine trifolia). Important occurrence of peatmoss subalpine spruce forest (as. Mastigobryo-Piceetum and Sphagno-Piceetum from the union Piceeion excelsae) and forest springs (union Cardaminion amarae, as. Veronico montanae-Caricetum remotae):


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Complex of 6 fishponds (Blatec, V.Nakri, Brezovec, Cerna, Nova, Zbudovsky) with mosaic of natural and cultural meadows. Large parts of lithoral reed beds of the union Phragmition communis (as.Fragmitetum communis, Scirpetum lacustris, Glycerietum maximae, Typhetum angustifoliae, T. latifoliae) well-preserved. Important breeding site of waterfowl:


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,provisionally registered or unregistered communities - 44.31-3; Natural stream of the river Malse, in its quiet parts with communities of the Batrachion aquatilis union; Alnenion glutinoso-incanae, Piceo-Alnetum, Sphagno-Caricion canescentis and Caricion fuscae. The river holds a vital population of Margaritifera margaritifera:


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Smaller fishpond at the northern edge of the Vodnany town; it has narrow strip of litoral reed beds (as. Typhetum latifoliae) and in the water plant community there is dominant Trapa natans (as. Trapetum natantis):


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Sphagnion medii, Phalaridion arundinaceae, Caricion demissae, Eriophorion gracilis, Sphagno-Tomenthypnion; Complex of wetland and peaty vegetation in the broad floodplain of the natural stream meanders of the river Stropnice. Mainly Phragmition union (as. Glycerietum maximae), Caricion gracilis (as. Calamagrostietum canescentis), local remnants of spring bogs, natural meadows (Molinion) with their characteristic flora. Breeding site for avifauna:


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Raised bogs with pinus stands. Pools in the felled area are overgrowed by Potamogeton, Utricularia etc.:


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Large peat bog was exploited in the past. Moorgrass meadows are overgrown by woody species (succession) in a part of the area:


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Peat bogs complex with a large population of Spiraea salicifolia in a certain part:


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Mountaneous area covered by forests incl. virgin forest.


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Natural part of the Blanice stream with uncontinuous willow and alder formations of banks and adjacent wet to mesophilous meadows in the floodplain:


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Less settled landscape on the Austrian border. Fir-beech vegetation degree.


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Large complex of wet and mesophylous meadows with a high species and communities diversity; smaller fishpond with reed beds in the centre of the area. Typical rich meadows (kvetnate louky), semi-natural meadows and wetlands with springs, characteristic for the higher levels of Ceskomoravska vrchovina:


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, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Caricion gracilis, Caricion rostratae, Caricion demissae; Large fishpond with reed beds and sedge (tall herb) communities, humid grasslands with peaty soil and several woody species in the near floodplain of Pstruzi brook:


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Cutover area under the fortress from 1937 (uncompleted) near the village Snezne:


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For the large (18 km2) sandstone rocky town are typical various macro-, meso- and microforms of surface and also underground pseudokarst relief (numerous caves and abysses). Canyons and passes have significant inversion microclimate convenient for the certain plant species native in higher altitudinal vegetation zone. There are important remnants of the relict pine stands, occurrence of glacial invertebrate relicts and rich bryoflora:


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Peaty grassland in part of fen character, tall herb (sedge) communities round a spring; important wetland flora, occurrance of endangered plant species:


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Canyon valley of the middle part of Zehrovka river surrounded by meadows and sandstone rocks (kvadrove piskovce) at the edge. The area includes complex of 5 fishponds:


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Site is considered to be one of the most threatened National Parks in the world. Forest cover of the NP is more than 67 % of the whole area, mainly semi-natural norway spruce stands:


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Pine stands on sandstone with remnants of beech and fir forest:


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Treeless summit landscape of the Krkonose mountains with relic arctic/subarctic and high mountain landforms and biota:


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Treeless summit landscape of the Krkonose mountains - on the northern border of Bohemia. Microevolution centre in isolation from polar tundra and far from the other alpine districts.


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Mud filled fishpond (sediment trap) with a remnant of free water surface. Rich locality of Trapa natans:


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Remnant of sand drift in the middle of the Semin village:


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Two fishponds at the edge of forest surrounded by fens:


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Rest of a natural (virgin) deciduous forest with adjacent semicultural mountain meadow with rare plant species.


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Rocky slope of the Berounka river canyon (SW and S exposition). Bedrock: algoncoic slates. A strip of the left-side bank is a part of the site.


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Limestone refuge in Middle Bohemian pluton, important geomorphological (karst) features , flora and fauna (insects):


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Isolated complex of mesophilous, wet meadows and blanket bogs in the valley of Struharov and Mnichovka brooks incl. cultivation of spruce stands. Source of the drinking water for the near town Mnichovice:


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Relatively continuous complex of wetlands in deep valleys of Libechovka and Psovka brooks. It includes springs (with travertine), wetland alder stands, sedge grasslands, reed beds, wet meadows and several smaller pools:


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Mixed mountain systems with complex zonation in Central European Highlands. Remarkable geological diversity and related differentiation of both the parent rocks and soils:


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Central-bohemian complex of aluvial forests:


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Fens with important plant and invertabrate species in agricultural landscape:


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Characteristic ecosystems for the flat landscape near the Labe river:


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Well-preserved remainder of fens in Polabi, source of the drinking water:


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Largest remainder of the former extensive "cernava", i.e. calcareous fens in the Central Bohemia region:


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Hilly area with rocky outcrops covered by forest steppes, deep valley with brook and travertine spots


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Flooplain forest and dead arm of the Labe river.


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Ponds in Padrt depression in area with the former military shooting range.


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Large forest area with natural woodland communities in the Central Bohemia.


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Unique grassland communities arising on an unperiodically denudated soils influenced by long-time military activity in this area.


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Rocky steep hills and screes on the right side of the Vltava river.


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Carst area with various steppe and forest-steppe plant communities in PLA Cesky kras. Complex of biotopes in the valley of Radotinsky potok brook.


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Well developed water communities with significant population of Trapa natans. This site represents the whole pond system with biocenoses characteristic for the Odra river shoulders. Floodplain forest with important wetland flora and bird nesting site /old oaks/.


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Well-preserved stands of mountain spruce forest with the sparse sycamore maple and rowan, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Athyrio alpestris-Piceion:


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The extensive system of abandoned ore mine galleries from the 16th century, in eastern part there are 4 floors, in the west intricate corridor system into the slope. Forest stand 60 yers old (spruce 80%, beech 20%) on surface.


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Autochtonous stands of coniferous species (fir, Scotch pine, spruce - a prostrate form) including stone pavement and streams: Devonian flint with fossils (Brachiopodi, Lamelibranchiata, Tentakuliti, Trilobiti, Krinoidi etc.)


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Autochtonous stands of the subalpine spruce forest (Piceion excelsae) together with Calamagrostion villosae (in the understorey), peatbogs (Sphagnion medii), grasslands (Nardion) and gullies, provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Piceion excelsae, Calamagrostion villosae, Juncion trifidi, Sphagnion medii:


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Autochtonous stands of relict pinewood on the Devonian quartz rock with a prostrate form of spruce; provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Dicrano-Pinion:


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Spring mire system (acidic fen) of tundra character with Betula carpatica, surrounded by peat bogs and spruce forest:


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Well-preserved complex of wetland habitats (bogs and spring mires), provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Sphagnion medii:


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Raised bog with open water and dwarfpine stands merging into peaty spruce forest and peaty or sedge grasslands , provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Sphagnion medii, Pino-Ledion:


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Extensive complex of forest, rocks, springs, raised bogs and shrub communities of montane and subalpine level; provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Dryopteridi athyrion, Juncion trifidi, Agrostion alpinae, Alnenion glutinoso incanae, Sphagnion medii, Salicion silesiaceae, Vaccinion, Leuco-Scheuchzerion palustris, Athyrio alpestris-Piceion, Calamagrostion arrundinaceae, Calamagrostion villosae:


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The highest mountane region of the Northern Moravia with prevailling forest habitats:


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Former ore mine gallery probably originated in 16th century with an extensive system of corridors and halls. On the surface there is a stand of virgin forest character about 140 yers old:


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Mesophyle hay meadow regularly mowed over 50 years:


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Exploited (abandoned) limestone quarry with very heterogenous relief and successing tree and shrub vegetation (Betula alba, Picea excelsa, Salix caprea, Coryllus avellana):


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Blanket bog meadow system with many rare plant and insect species:


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Characteristic Carpathian virgin forests on the slope of Lysa hora in Beskydy mountains:


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Summit stands on the norther slopes of Radhost hill in Beskydy mts.:


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Virgin forests in the summit part of the range Uplaz-Velka Polana in Beskydy mts.:


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Remnant of the virgin forest with beech and fir:


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Orchid meadow with the near pasture on the range of Javorniky mts.:


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Complex of montane and submontane ecosystems of the Outer Carpathian Range.


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Floodplain forest occupying dead arms of the Odra river.


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Alluvial forest Fraxino pannonicae-Ulmetum older than 100 years, with an old arm of the river Dyje.


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System of shallow pondfishes with water vegetation and reed beds, surrounded by meadows, forests and smaller salt marshes.


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Complex of the 3 ponds in a shallow valley merging into various types of meadows , provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Eriophorion gracilis:


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Large complex of the spring mire surrounded by peat meadows merging into mesophilous ones, unidentified or unregistered communities - Caricion demissae, Eriophorion gracilis:


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Oligotrophous pond with fragments of bogs and marshes merging into wet grasslands, unidentified or unregistered communities - Alnenion glutinoso-incanae:


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Velky Spicak and Velke Javori range of a diverse geomorphology with periglacial phenomina. Complex of neutrophilous beech and slope forests. Provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Tilio-Acerion:


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Naturally meandering trout zone of a creek (in 10 km length) accompanied by the valuable tree stands and wetlands (spring mires, bogs, meadows); provisionally registered or unregistered communities - Caricion demissae, Alnenion glutinoso-incanae:


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Limestone range in the northern part of the Pavlovske hills with the tops of Devicky, Devin a Kotelna. Significant forest and also unforest communities with the threatened species:


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Limestone range of the middle part of the Pavlovske hills with the tops of Ruzovy vrch (with a castle ruin) and Stolova hora. The only locality of Salvia aethiopis in the CR:


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Limestone hill near Mikulov with a church on the top. Forest, steppe and rocky communities on its slopes:


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Limestone hill in the southern part of the Pavlovske vrchy surrounded by the fields. There are important steppe and rocky communities with the unique Moravian locality of Helictotrichon desertorum:


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One of the last halophytous sites in Moravia and the CR, as well:


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Aluvial meadow complex in the river Dyje and Morava confluence, southern to the Breclav town:


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Floodplain meadows, chanels and wetlands in a complex of aluvial forests near Nejdek village and the river of Dyje. Refugium of many rare and endangered species, significant bird nest site. Floodplains were eliminated by the river regulation:


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Complex of aluvial meadows in the region of the river Dyje and Morava confluence with complete hydroserie (periodical pools, aluvial meadows to xerophilous vegetation on "hrudy", i.e. small sand dunes). Occurrence of many rare and endangered species, bird nests and solitair old oaks:


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Complex of deciduous forest, meadows, pastures, springs and 2 artificial pools. Plant and animal communities include pannonic and also carpatian elements. Refugium of many rare and endangered species:


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Meadows with scattered vegetation, springs, decidous forests, old orchards, small fields and pastures:


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Beech and mixed beech woods, Euro-siberian conifer woods, dwarfed pine, mountain level calciferous rock walls, cave formation.


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Beech and mixed beech woods, Euro-siberian conifer woods, mountain calcareous rock walls, banks of running waters, cave formation.


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Beech and mixed beech woods, calcareous and relict pine woods, Euro-siberian conifer woods, mountain calcareous rock walls, wet and mesophilous pastures, cave formation.


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A complex of communities created by limestone beeches, acidophilous beech and maple woods, communities of rocky walls.


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Submountain river with preserved directional relations, banks and river-bed. Very high biodiversity.


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Shallow calciferous moov, with rich communities of relict wet areas smal water surfaces.


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Dealpine beech groves, beech maple groves, beech spruce groves.


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Birch-alder groves, pine-spruce groves and alder groves. Transitive mires of mezotrophic ecotops.


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Bog communities with high level of underground water.


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The largest travertine territory of the Slovak Republic with complex of communities created by ancient pine growths, xero-thermophilous grasslands on the travertines, rocky and rock scree communities.


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Active travertine heap with twelve springs. A complex of communities created by xero-thermophilous grass and herb growth and fen communities on damp slopes and in the valley, with water reserves of high concentration of carbonates.


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Complex of alder woods and wetland communities on the floodplain of the Hron river, under slope of Lovista hill (altitude 1141m).


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The site-complex is part of the Vtacnik Mts. which belongs to the volcanic Slovenske stredohorie (the Slovak Midmountains). It is composed mainly of andesites. Beech woods, mixed beech and fir stands and andesite cliffs are typical for this territory.


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Highland on the eruptive substratum with spruce woods, well-preserved original beech and fir typic sunmmit beech communities exposed in extrem climatic condition.


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Rock formation and beech-fir woods on a volcanic substratum.


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Important communities of mountain flood plains with hydrophilous and semihydrophilous forest species.


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Natural modeling brim of a ryolite flow. Oak growth on the foot continues to floodplain woods. Xero-thermophilous communities on the silicates.


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On the andesite base there is a very productive growth of winter oak. There are also huge stone cliffs.


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Forest growth on silicates, part of the area are meadows and cliffs of differant shapes.


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Wetland meadows and bank growth in the area of a brook, difficult access.


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Compound forest complex with steppe forest areas, with mantle rocks and stone seas on aciduous substrate.


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One of the northern-most localities of the xerotherm biocoenoses and interesting geological formations on the southern slopes of the Kremnicke Mts.


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A complex of virgin forest communities of fir and beech woods, in the SE parts of the Kremnicke vrchy.


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Mountain ridge created from the lava flow of Polana, fir and beech forest of mountain zone.


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Natural, meandering valley of the Litava stream in the area close to the Cabrad village with surrounding debris-rocky forestry growth, xero-thermophilous steppe forests and remainings of the Cabrad castle. Important herpetological locality.


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Important locality of flat bogs, peat bogs vegetation with submontane wet forests and oligotrophic peats with the occurrence of many protected and threatened species of the flora.


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Well-preserved meandering flow of the Slatina stream with neighbouring aluvial meadows in the part of the water dam of Motova - Hrinova. Important riparian growths with natural elements and a mix of meadows ecosystems of a different fytocoenological value.


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Wetland meadows and common reed beds in the aluvial plane of the Slatina stream.


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One of the last complexes of water and swamp ecosystem in the floodplain of the Ipel river on the S border of Maly Kiarov village.


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A complex of swamps biocoenoses on the alluvial flood plain of the Ipel river connected to the village Ipelske Predmostie.


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A terrain depression with wetland fauna on the alluvial floodplain of the Ipel river, between the Ryzovisko and the Ipelske Predmostie village.


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Xero-thermophilous grasslands and steppe forest with transition to forestry growths (oak,acacia).


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Lower meandering stream of the Muran river in preserved, natural limestone, with nearby thermophilous forest and steppe forest coenoses in an exposed slope.


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A complex of the fish ponds in the southern part of the Kosicka Kotlina basin in an intensively utilized agriculture landscape.


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Steppe forest and rocky steppe with shrubs on limestone. High species diversity.


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Steppe forest and rocky steppe on andesite tuffs and tuffits, xero-thermophilous communities, high species diversity.


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Steppe forest, rocky steppe and forests of oaks and beeches. Xerotherm communities have a great species diversity.


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An highland and its borders. There are present xerotherm and mesophilous communities. On the edges of the highland, there complexes of rocky and rock scree biotopes.


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The underground part of the area has a system of caves which after the output of opal was finished, became a scientifically very important wintering place for many species of bats. Above ground part there are submountain beechwoods with forb-rich undergrowth.


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Expressive andesite peak of the Slanske vrchy Mts. (500-932 m altitude) with a rich mosaic of forest communities (mostly beeches) depending on the exposition and altitude. The growth of beech woods have an original virgin forest character with the occurrence of more than 100 years-old beeches.


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Forest communities on andesites on the northern part of the Tokaj Mts. Expressive cliff formations and remains of a large valley gullet create the optimal ecological conditions for bird nesting.


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Magnesium limestone area on the cover of the Zemplinske vrchy Mts., with expressive calciferous and thermophilous vegetation, presence of endemic species (Pulsatilla slavica).


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Xero-thermophilous communities on limestone, part of area is secondary forest.


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Landslide area, meadows, forests, shrubs, high species-diversity.


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Meadows and swamp communities, shrub communities.


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Scree forests, rocky xero-thermophilous communities on limestones.


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Original natural fir-beech forests with spruce, with the rich presence of ferns, occurrence of mountain species. Fragments of beech-maple waterlogget woods, forest stream with mountain species on flysh.


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Natural forest growths with fir-beech and spruce-fir-beech woods (fern, fir-beech woods), with slope streams and compensating non forest biotopes.


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Slope SE and E exposition made of limestone from Secondary Area. Site is part of Beckovska brana (Beckov door), represented rocky steppe which becomes xero-thermophilous oak-woods. Small part of site is planted by ash trees (Fraxinus ornus). Steppe was often burned by railway service.


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Natural forest communities in the higher altitudes of the flysh zone, with the occurrence of water logged sites of fir-spruce woods with Drosera rotundifolia.


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Complex of communities - oligotrophic transition mire meadows, slope springs, margin of degraded meadow growths of Nardus.


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Natural forest communities of acidophilous mountain beech woods and mountain beech woods with forb-rich undergrowth with mixture of spruce trees, beech-maple woods and ash-maple woods. In the ridge area there are short beech-maple woods with fern Athyrium distentifolium and fragments of spruce woods with Sorbus.


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Mountain type peat bogs, on a rather small area there is a rich variety of plant communities present, in its eastern part the peat bog changes to a spruce forest.


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Mountain peat bog in a forest territory, with fragments of the previous occurrence of pine woods with Ledum palustre, greater part of the area is overgrown by dwarfed pine and pine trees, the open places have a character of atlantic bogs and oligotrophic transition mires, part of the site spruce waterlogged woods.


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Mountain virgin spruce forest with characteristic species composition and herb undergrowth on a flysh, subalpine and alpine communities on the highest flysh complex in the Western Carpathian.


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Well-preserved mountain virgin spruce forest, subalpine dwarfed pine and mountain meadow communities of the flysh Carphatian.


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A rich variety of plant communities on wet places - peat bogs, wet meadows, with groups of birch woods, respectively groups of alder and wilow trees.


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Preserved peat bog with a variety of plant comm. from the upland bog through the transitional peats to the flat bogs, communities of wet meadows with groups of willows, birches.


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A preserved complex of natural peat bog forest and meadows communities, communities of spruce water logged woods.


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Preserved transition mire with a rich variety of plant communities (meadow communities are changing with shrub growths), high species diversity.


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Flat bogs and peat bogs, on the ford created a recent travertine and calcareous tufa, on the edge of the peat bog along the stream preserved fragments of mountain alders.


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Pieniny National Park is the smallest national park in Slovakia. Inspite of this fact it conceals an immense variety of bizarre rock formations in the space of Dunajec break through the limestone massiv Pieniny, tens of scare plants and animals. The site is situated outside the High Tatras Mts. and Spisska Magura Mts. in a picturesque region called Zamagurie. Untill this time it saves lines of small fields and balk terraces, enlived with groups of trees and flowering shrubs. There are living hearty poeple in wooden cottages called "majdany", their home are villages in narrow valleys created by chains of cottages and barns with folk architecture.


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Preserved peat bog of highland character with a rich variety of plant communities, part of the area borders birch-aspen growths.


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Well-preserved complexes of forest communities of pine woods with plant species Ledum palustre, of spruce-fir woods, of spruce waterlogged woods and open areas of peat bog communities and of transition mire communities.


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Preserved submountain stream, with numerous meanders, well developed bank mountain alder growths, on the places where alder trees were cut down, there are willow growths on the banks, high species diversity.


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Preserved complex of spruce woods (waterlogged spruce woods) and pine woods with plant species Ledum palustre between which we find the places with alder growths and communities of peat bogs and swamps.


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Surface water (submountain water dam) with litoral vegetation during low water level with plant communities of exposed margins of reservoirs, protecting forest zone around the whole dam. Significant bird area in Europe.


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The remains of previously extensive wet meadows on the border area of Branisko and Bachurna geomorphological unit. Together with zone of shrubs and willow-alder bank growths.


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Area with individual geological structure and typical karst formations. A complex of communities created mainly of limestone beeches, fir and beech woods, xerothermophilous communities on limestone.


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Rich meadows with scattered vegetation, streams, wetlands, springs etc. Park character of the landscape:


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Heathland and steppes on an acid base, dry and warm climate site:


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Caves with pseudo-karst phenomena developed on non-limestone rocks (ortorula) and scree slopes. High bats diversity. Locality of Cimicifuga europaea and rare moss species:


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Large sunny terraces on miocene sediments and loess with occurrence of numerous rare plant and insect species:


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Canyon valley with natural stream and natural fish and benthos communities, scree forests and rocky steppes:


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Complex of the rich meadow in Bile Karpaty region:


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Steep slopes with thermophilic flora. The most northern locality of occurrence of Zerynthia polyxena butterfly, vital population:


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Grass steppe with valuable plant and insect species:


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Sub-mountain raised bog with Pinus uncinata stands on the northwest bank of the Velke Darko pond. Spring area of the Sazava and Doubravka rivers with mostly forest ecosystems, raised bogs, wet meadows and ponds:


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Ponds system in Zahlinice and Tovacov supplied from Mala Becva stream a also from Becva river in Troubky near Prerov. In the middle and northern part of the pond there are 2 small islands:


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Northern rocks in the Jihlava valley in Boskovicka brazda with a steppe on the top and xerothermous communities:


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Flat area of the quarter sediments and drift soil (alluvium). One of the last rests of the native south-moravian forests with the natural flora and fauna composition, with periodical pools and oxbow of Jihlava river:


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Ponds surrounded by floodplain forest with several pools and oxbows, well-preserved old stands and meadows:


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Complex of sub-montain natural meadows and pastures with Juniperus comunis and Pinus sylvestris. Plant species diversity typical for the uplant region of Ceskomoravska vrchovina:


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Steep slopes with xerothermic vegetation (Festucion valesiaceae), high species diversity. Zdanicky les:


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Dry steppous site with Stipas and Pulsatillas and other xerophilous vegetation and animals:


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Sub-montain meadow in the Chvalcovsky potok valley in Hostynske vrchy surrounded by beech and spruce forest. Spring area:


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Sub-montain meadow on the slope of southernwest range of Kelecsky Javornik, incl. valley with a brook and forest:


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Carpatian site is a sunny slope exposed to the east, grass meadow with scattered shrubs and Pinus sp.:


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Complex of deciduous and mixed forest, and also coniferous monocultures:


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Shallow water reservoir at the Dyje, Svratka a Jihlava rivers, the middle from the three reservoirs that serve as a source of water for the Southern Moravia. Inside the reservoir there are several smaller islands covered by ruderal vegetation. Important nest and assemble place of waterfowls:


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Large pond holds water, riparian and wetland communities. Nest place of waterfowls and passerines. Very wet meadows are rich in rare plants:


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Floodplain forests in confluence of the Morava and Dyje rivers. Self-developed virgin forest:


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Beech forest with typical herbaceous understorey:


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Natural meanders of the Morava river in very flat valley with drift sand:


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Floodplain forest on the right side of the Morava river. Important nest place of Ardea cinerea a Ciconia ciconia:


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Area is located inbetween the Czech massif and Carpathian orographic system, the main feature is a deep valley of the Dyje river. Forests cover more than 86 % of the whole area:


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Floodplain forest on the right side of the Svratka river holds specific flora and fauna influenced by the typical fenomena of regular flooding:


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Floodplain forest near the Morava river. Good conditions for bird nesting:


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System of large ponds surrounded by reed bed and Typha communities, nesting place of waterfowls:


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Autochthonous forest stands of the Carpathian type:


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Steep slope with significant steppe vegetation (Stipa capillata, Inula oculus christi, Muscari comosum, Prunella grandiflora, Pulsatilla pratensis ssp. nigricans, Pulsatilla grandis):


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Old forest stands (100-150 years) with rich herbaceous understorey and occurrence of endangered plant species (Cypripedium calceolus etc):


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Artifically developed wetland beyond the Vestonice reservoir instead of the former sand pit:


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The most valuable part of the Moravian Carst with the entire cave complex and specific natural communities and climatic conditions.


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Deep river valley of the middle part of Jihlava river and the lower part of Rokytna river with varied geological ground (serpentine etc.)


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Small hills with slopes occupied by dry grasslands on loess and Paleogen flysh calcareous sandstone in agricultural landscape, some of them are mown another abondened.


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Two complexes of termophilous oak woods with dry grasslands on the Paleogen calcareous flysh sandstone on loess.


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Typical complex of the Panonian oak woodlands on Eolian sands.


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Conserved sample of original, typical Carpathian, mixed forest of fir-beech vegetational zone.


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Preserved swamp and peat bog biocoenoses - unique ecotype of spruce in the frost valley.


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Cliff ridge, west of the city Tisovec, with a uniquely formed cliff called the Okruhla skala, near the western rim. Area has xerotherm and xerophilous vegetation - characterized by forests covering most of the area except the extensive ridge peaks which have rock various vegetation.


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Mesophilous oak-hornbeam forests on the carbonates of the Gemeric Meosozoic mixed on exposed sites with xerotherm vegetation on limestone cliffs.


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Complex forests intermingled with xerotherm rock vegetation on the right cliff bank of the Dolinsky stream. Cloughs and hollows in the rocky side of the bank, karst relief.


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Limestone ridge of the Ciganka Mountain. In the northern part, there are the remains of the Muran castle. On the south-eastern side there is steppe forest vegetation with the presence of thermophilous species. Mountain species are present more on the north-western parts.


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Continuous forests on both sides of the river-karst valley with sheer slopes. The area is composed of limestone with numerous karst formations.


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An isolated stretch of the Muranska Planina Mts. at the closend of the Hronec Valley. Steep, sheer and mostly forested limestone and dolomite peaks. It is the western-most block of mezozoic minerals in the Muranska Planina Mts., and is separated by erosion due to the Dudlavka stream.


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Steep SE edge of the Muranska planina Mts. with unique xerotherm vegetation of rocky steppe forest character on carbonates. In the sediments of the gemerid Mesozoic, there are many karst formations. The lower part of the area has many hollows and valleys as a result of water erosion.


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Forested karst area, with a high degree of preservation and unique occurrences of different karst formations in the cliff area.


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Karst area on the SE, S, SW and W slopes of an isolated part of the Voniaca Plain. Well-preserved forest communities are altered by xerotherm biotopes of rocky steppe forests on exposed cliff areas.


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NW stretch of the Muranska Planina Mts. with a morphologically interesting garland of cliffs on the edge of the plain, with N and SW slopes. Extremely well preserved coenosis of rainforests with dominant spruce clusters and relict larch on carbonate base.


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Complex, primeval forests on steep exposed slopes with Karst formations. Also present in the valley is a narrow stream with cliffs of varying heights.


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Steep forest slopes gravitating towards the Sviniarka, Postalka and Sucha streams, created by mezozoic sediments, limestones and dolomites. Many karst creations present.


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Limestone base and variety of relief shapes create large species diversity. The presence of prealpine and dealpine species.


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A complex of rocky and forest biotopes in dissected relief of two cloughs - the Maly Sokol and Velky Sokol. There is a number of waterfalls and various geomorphological formations and presentare dealpine plant species. There are also important biotopes of rare and threatened species of plants and animals.


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A complex of dolomitic rocks with original plant and animal communities. On the cliffs: communities of relic pine woods and mixed beech woods on slopes.


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Mostly forestry complex with a dissected, rocky relief and a number of underground caves and abysses. The most significant of these is the Dobsinska Ladova Jaskyna (ice cave) and the Stratenska Jaskyna cave. The forest ecosystems are composed from beech-fir and spruce woods, rocky communities with the presence of many rare plant species.


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The alluvium of the Hnilec River with preserved growths of mountain alder woods, with the optimum spreading of the Ligularia sibirica and species of association Caricetum davallianae (e.g. Primula farinosa, Swertia alpestris, Trollius europaeus, Pinguicula alpina, etc.).


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Unique locality of fen and peat bog biotopes, with the occurrence of the threatened species of Drosera rotundifolia, under the northern slopes of the Jasenina (995 m).


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Unique morphological formation protruding from the landscape between the V. Slana and Brdarka villages, with the altitude of 575-991 m above sea level. Geographically belongs to the Slovenske Rudohorie Mts. The geological base is limestones, at some places with cliffs and surface rocks.


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Xerotherm pasture slope in the area of Driencansky kras, in the locality of Podbaniste on the NE, to east border of the Hrusovo village, or NW and west from Slizke village.


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Natural terrain depression with preserved wet land flora and fauna. Developed succession studiums of a number of coenoses and partially steppe forest with a significant abiotic component (geology, geomorphology).


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The valley between the hills Mosko (460 m) and Hrad (413 m). The river Drienok flows to the Turiec through the Driencasky kras karst. Canyon like valley in the limestones, 1 km in length, mantlerock, scree and clough forests. In the floodplain are tall, swamp herb communities.


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Xerothermophilous slope with steppe forest and karrens with xerothermophilous preserved biocenoses and with rare species of plants and animals, high species diversity.


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Monumental karst with cliff walls, caves, karren meadows and sinks on the top plateu. Unique inverzion of communities, high species diversity.


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Xerotherm steppe-forest and rocky steppe on limestone, very rich in xerothermophilous plants and grass-herbal communities, high species diversity.


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Massive limestone cliffs with beech and beech-fir woods. On glades are mesophilous mountain meadows and cliffs are xero-thermophilous (Vranna skala - altitude 770m). Original and natural rock forest and scree communities of the northern exposed areas, with the presence of dealpine and prealpine elements.


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The site is created by the flow of the Poprad River and island places that were created due to natural recultivation after finishing of alluvial mining that are in contact of the branches of the Poprad river. The vegetational cover is created by shruby willow growths and herbal growths on the banks of running waters.


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The largest part of the site consists of relic xerotherm communities on Tertiary eruptive rocks. Present are also submountain beech woods with forb-rich undergrowth and islands of maple-limetree woods.


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Vihorlat was created by volcanic activities. The morphology of the landforms is given by the stratum-volcanic building of the mountains. Upper parts consist of higher mountain communities with typical flora of forest and unforested biotopes. The slopes on rock screes are covered by beech and maple-beech woods. Plant - communities of cliffs and rocky slots with presence of some mountain species.


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The relief is created by undulate slope flat under the ridge of the Velke Trstie Mts., with landscape depressions, with the meanders of Remetsky and Ceremosniansky streams. In the landscape depressions of springs area there are dominant bogs, on the edges of peat bogs there are brown forest soils. The site is important spring area of the Ceremosniansky and Remetsky streams, there is only one peat bog in the souther side of the Vihorlat Mts.


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Peat bog surrounded by andesite slopes and scree barriers. The peat bog has a lifted middle, that creates a typical loaf shape. The peat is surrounded by beech and mixed beech woods. Peat bog communities as Menyanthes trifoliata- Molinia coerulea, Carex limosa-Lycopodiella inundata, etc.


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Forest communities of fir-beech woods and maple-beech woods. Montane meadows in the top areas, at Poloniny and at the Stuzicka river enclaves of meadow biotopes with high species diversity.


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Wet meadows communities with high diversity.


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Beech woods communities situated under peak with many enclaves unforested meadow communities with high species diversity.


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Forest communities of fir-beech woods, beech woods, maple-beech woods and communities of mountain meadows.


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Forest top communities of maple-beech woods with ridge enclaves of subalpine meadows of the Poloniny Mts. with presence of rare plant species.


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Fir-beech forest communities with high shape of fir trees.


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The site - complex is located on boundary ridge with Poland northern part of the geomorphologic entity of the Bukovske vrchy (the Bukovske vrchy Hills) that belong to the flysh belt geologically. The site has a high forest stand rate and characteristic ridge mountain meadows.


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Peat bogs and fens, with rare fen-peat bog biotopes.


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Forest communities of beech and fir trees with the high presence of the original fir.


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Beech-fir woods with abundant presence of valuable deciduous tree species.


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The only preserved complex of wet meadows of Molinion type on the Zahorska Nizina plain. It is an interdunal depression with many relict species.


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Fluvial biotopes with flow of large river, with standing water areas, harmonic mixed areas created by alluvial forest, flowering meadows and river arms in different succesion phases of their development. Part of the site is sand dune with thin pine growth and with areas of free sand elements.


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Fluvial biotopes with flow of large river, many astatic water areas, harmonic mixed areas with aluvial forest, aluvial flooded meadows and river arms in different phases of development. Part of the site is sand dune with thin pine growth and with unstabilized sandy without plant cover.


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The site is part of the islands between old Danube river bed and its watershed system. Vegetational cover is created by willow-poplar alluvial woods.


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Previous river reach of the Danube river, cut through by an antiflood dam, with preserved original ecosystem. The primary biotope is the lake - dead branch - itself: its water surface; uncircled by the dam with ruderal vegetation represented by inundation forest (Salici-Populetum and Fraxino-Populetum), bush formation and thickets (Fragmites, Typha, Carex). The dam marks a passage between the surrounding fields and the lake as its protective zone.


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The site is river reach of the Small Danube river (Maly Dunaj) with preserved communities of willow-poplar alluvial woods and water biocenoses.


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The remainings of the willow-poplar alluvial forest on aggradation, intermingled with a net of river reaches with common reed beds.


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Oak-elm-ash alluvial woods. Part of the area consists of swamps with large-sedge communities.


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Water and swamp communities, the oldest biotope in a series of slowly earth filled river reaches in the site of Cicov, occurrence of swamp living animal species. Model site for the control of the influence of Gabcikovo-Nagymaros waterwork on the Danube river on the natural communities and biocoenoses.


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Willow-poplar-floodplain woods on Velky Lel Island with nesting site of water birds. Site is flooded by high level of Danube river.


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Alder fen woods in landscape depression of Danube plane with continual transition to alluvial forests, to wet meadows and to Panonian oak-hornbeam woods.


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The alluvial forests with transition to forest-steppe.


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Fishponds with massive growths of water and swamps plants, remains of a alluvial forest, dry areas of empty fish ponds.


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Artificial water surface with a system of draining canals, under the dike with the preserved remains of river arms and alluvial forests, riparian growth around the old riverbed of the Vah river.


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The remainings of the natural original forest vegetation on black earth in a rolling country.


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Water, swamp and wetland communities in the valley floodplain of the Pariz river, high species diversity on the avifauna.


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Floristically rich petrophilous communities with a rich species diversity on salty halomorph soils.


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Xero-thermophilous grasslands on wind-blown acidic sands, occurrence of rare and threatened species of the flora and fauna, occurrence of threatened plant Ephedra distachya.


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It is a valuable geomorphological formation which consist of deap cutted valley into an underlier of andesite of Ipel Pahorkatina with steep slopes and rock walls (height 20-30m). There is a valuable xero-thermophilous steppe and forest-steppe vegetation.


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The site is situated SE from Michalovce town, in the so called Semianska depression in the altitude 98-100 m above sea level. Dominant is a large fishpond, intensivelly utilized for water economy. Surroundings of ponds is created by flooded meadows with natural composition of growth, which are important biotopes for birds and their nesting. Abundantly there are presented water and swamp communities.


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Andesite block, highest in the Chlmecke hills, with the remainings of thermophilous oak woods, mixture of acacia growths and xero-thermophilous grasslands with a rich presence of thermophilous and xerophilous plant and animal communities.


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Independent complex of isolated volcanic block in the southern part of the Eastern Slovakian lowlands, covered by blown sand. The sandy base and suitable microclimatic circumstances conditioned the creation of well developed sand-liking and thermophilous flora and fauna.


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Preserved remains of the old river bed of the Uh river, with open water surface, original water and swamp flora and fauna, preserved bank growth. The width of the river branch is about 20 m maximum, about 4 m deep.


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Wide area complex in the neighbourhood of Klin nad Bodrogom, created from a previous branch of the Bodrog river, small lake and a complex of meadows with solitary groups of trees.


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Standing water branch of the Bodrog river NE from Streda nad Bodrogom. One of the last places with rare ramains of the branch system of lowland rivers in the east Slovakian lowland.


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Forest communities of oak-ash woods and willow-alder woods in an inundation zone of Latorica river with a system of dead arms and closed back-waters of a former stream of Latorica River.


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Exceptionally preserved natural alder growth which includes a rare type of alder-birch woods of association Molinio-Alnetum.


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Isolated river branch of the river of Tica with diverse communities of swamp type.


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Flood plain woods in a territory of Latorica River outside of dam. It includes groups of forest types Saliceto-Alnetum and Ulmeto-Fraxinetum.


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Original floodplain woods in an flood zone of Latorica river, which includes forest types Saliceto-Alnetum and Ulmeto-Fraxinetum.


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The West part of the Balkan range covered with broad- leaved forests, secondary meadows, rock habitats, relict coniferous forests, subalpine habitats and caves:


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A mountain massif covered with beech and coniferous forests and subalpine habitats:


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Massif of old spruce forests (1400- 2000m altitude), puzzle of rock habitats:


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Mountain karst massif, partly plateau- like, meadows and pastures, puzzle of broad- leaved vegetation, rock massifs and karst formations:


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Average-high mountain (up to 1500m), limestone parent rock. Imposant rock landscapes, submediteranean flora refugium, extremely rich cave-dwelling fauna:


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A cave with unique microclimate and ice formations, rock sculptures. The richest in the country local endemic cave- dwelling fauna. Threatened bat species:


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A long cave with rich diversity of cave formations and habitats. The richest in Bulgaria cave- dwelling fauna (more than 100 species), including edemic troglobionts:


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Low mountain forest hills, river valley, meadows:


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The highest part of the Balkan range, limestone and silicate rock massifs and canyons, waterfalls, caves, precipices. Broad-leaved and coniferous forests, subalpine bushes, alpine meadows, river walleys, scattered agricultural lands, little settlements:


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Mountain gorge, slopes with beech forests and rock massifs:


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Low mountain limestone hill covered with xerotherme and grass vegetation. In the foot - drained fen:


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Eutrophyc marche in the carst region, one of a few similar places on a bird migratory route (Via Aristotelis):


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Domed mountain with silicate parent rock, decidious and coniferous forests, sub-alpine and alpine habitats, rock "rivers", peatbogs:


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Natural spruce forests, stone rivers, subalpine and alpine habitats, rock cliffs:


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Peat bogs and alpine shrubs on a mountain plateau:


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Low mountain with meadows, scrubs and forests, fens. Riverbank rock formations:


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Average-altitude mountain, covered with broad- leaved forests and meadows, rocky habitats:


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Limestone rocky mountain massif with diverse microrelief, covered with broad- leaved forests and meadows, rock habitats. The Erma river gorge:


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The canyon of the Poracsky stream with wide range of complex communities on its slopes. A these communities are created from calceophilous beech, fir, relict pine, oak - hornbeam woods, communities of rock walls and screes, in the alluvium with submontane floodplain woods.


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A dominant part of the landscape above the Ruzin water dam in the valley of the Hornad River.I tis created from limestones from the Jura continuining in triassic dolomites and from the filito-diabasic base series of Devon of Rakovec. Preserved natural communities of beeches and mantle rock maple woods, with a rich undergrowth of mountain thermophilous flora.


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Dominant landscape element in the valley of the Hornad river near Kysak town, made of carbonatite and silicis rocks of the Cierna hora Mts.,with karst formations, oak-hornbeam woods, oak woods, Quercus pubescens and other thermophilous plant and animal species.


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Rocky steppe and steppe forest on limestone and sand, xero-thermophilous communities of plants and animals, high species diversity, important paleontological locality - Sandberg.


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Forest communities, steppe forest and rocky steppe on limestones, xero-thermophilous oak woods on limestones, historical value due to - Keltish and Middle Ages settlements karst formations.


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Forest communities of 2.-4.veget. level with Sesleria, relief, underground and surface karst formations, xerothermophilous communities of plants and animals, important locality of - summer and winter bat colonies, relict occurence of Primula auricula.


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Forest communities, mostly beech woods, xerotherm communities, rocky steppe on limestones, underground and surface karst, relief, history, high species diversity.


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The area of Mnichova uboc starts on the south with a group of rock formations. It is important to emphasize the xerotherm character of the area. Part of the area is created from mixed beech and pine forests with shrubs.


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Xerothermophilous rocky steppe in the surrounding of a middle- age castle. The base is dolomite breccias of various resistance.


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Xero-thermophilous rocky steppe, on the edge of short woods with Quercus cerris, uplanting of the ash (Fraxinus ornus) and black pine (Pinus nigra). Subbasement is limestone and breccious dolomite.


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Karst depression in the region of the Smolenicky kras karst, forestry communities on the opposite side. Presence of shallow karst and covered karst. a rocky steppe-forest has developed on a warm, exposed area.


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Rocky steppe on limestone and dolomites with xerothermophilous communities of plants and animals.


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Xerothermophilous communities with oaks on the slopes, transitioning to communities of rocky steppes. Botanically and zoologically very important area.


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Karst gulley with the occurrence of surface and underground karst formations - caves, sinks, seepage flows. Segmented relief with limestone cliffs background, xerothermophilous rocky steppe with shrubs.


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Oak wood communities, xero-thermophilous communities in forested rocky places with rare flora and fauna on limestone and dolomite base, at some places it is mixed with the flowers of the Karpatian, exceptional fauna of invertebrates.


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A system of limestone and dolomite ridges with slopes of different expositions, overgrown by thermophilous oak woods and other xerotherm communities of rocky meadows. The peak is overgrown by maple and beech woods. Occurrence of cliffs, limestone cliffs, screes. Ther whole area is without water. Small area with planted pines.


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Original oak-hornbeam woods on the foot of Povazsky Inovec Mts.


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The site - complex is located in southern part of the Tribec Mts. The occurrence of oak , oak-hornbean forests and xero-thermophilous communities on the limestones is characteristic of this territory.


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Steppe forest and rocky steppe on limestones with shrubs, part of the site is oak woods, xero-thermophilous communities on the limestones, high species diversity.


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The site is typical pattern of dependence by plant species and communities on geological substratum and exposition. West calcareous part with southern exposition is xero-thermophilous grasslands and shrub steppe, eastern part on silicate substrate is eastern mixed woods.


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Steppe forest and rocky steppe on limestones with shrubs, part of the site is covered with oak-hornbeam woods, oak woods with Quercus cerris, xero-thermophilous communities on limestone.


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Biogeographical important locality with geomorphological fenomen - back erosion witch created inversion valley of Huntak stream.


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The site - complex is located in orographic entity the Tribec, which belong to the massif of the Zapadne Karpaty inner bow. The most territory is covered by beech, oak and oak-hornbean forests. Typically for this area there are a belt of rocky quartz hills with. Atlantic xero-thermophilous communities on silicate substratum.


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Mountain flat on silicate substratum with acidophilous oak woods.


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Sharp quartz mountain ridge, oriented from south-west to north-east, with adjoining slopes and well-preserved fragments of original silicate rocky and steppe-forest plant communities on quarzites.


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Wet meadows with hygrophilous vegetation, floodplain woods (Fraxineto-alnetum, Alnion glutinosae-incanne. Surroudings of the site is created oak-hornbeam woods.


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Flood plain of mountain stream with small swamps and wet meadows with Carex sp. The stream meanders at places where it flood. Part of the site contains willows with mostly Salix cinerea. Calciferous tufa is created locally.


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Expressive cliff formation made of Triassic limestones and dolomites characterized by overlaping of communities ; xero-thermophilous communities of cliffs without forests, communities with Quercus pubescens, scree beech woods, calcareous beech woods.


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A travertine heap 10 m thick with a travertine cliff of 4 m high. Specific lithological and pedological circumstances condition the occurrence of rare vegetation on a compound microrelief. The creation of the calcareous tufa has stoped after the regulation of the spring at the 1960.s


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Mountain massif of Zihlavnik a Karst character (sinks, snow cliffs) inhabited by extremely various forest geobiocenoses with rare plant and animal species.


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Forest communities, limestone beech and beech woods. Xerotherm plant and animal communities also meadows on the sides of the forest areas has a great value. Morphologically interesting peak area - cliffs (rock wall).


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Rocky site made of the Sulov conglomerates, expressive disection of the relief, overlaping of mountain and alpine Western Carpathian flora with the Pannonian flora, calcareous beech forests, ancient pine forests, thermophilous rock steppes, rock wall communities, high species diversity of the flora and fauna.


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Epigenetic pass of the Maninske Bradlo with cliff relief, underground karst formations, in the canyon is inversion of the microclimate and vegetation, mountain and hear the bottom is present high mountain species, on southern slopes present thermophilous species. Most of the area is calcareous beech woods, thermo- and xerophilous woods shrub margins on steep slopes, mountain calcareous rock wall communities.


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Expressive mountain dominant - highest peak of the mountains with preserved complexes of original natural woods with communities of three different forest vegetational zones: from beech to spruce-beech-fir ones.


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The Nitricke Vrchy geomorphological area is the most valuable flora and fauna area in the Strazovske Mts. A regional biocentrum is proposed as the Nitricke Vrchy Protected Landscape Area.


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The orographical unit Knazi stol represents a very motley middle mountain landscape on limestones with a unique flora, prominent for the occurrence of rare species and vulnerable flora and fauna. Motley biotops of plants from Orchidace family with occurrence of abundant number of species. The territory represents potential future Protected Landscape Area.


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Natural old beech and mixed woods of fir-beech and spruce-beech-fir vegetation on calcareous-dolomite subststrate. Rare rocky communities of cliff dolomite peak of Klak mountain.


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Occurrence of native forests of fir-beech, spruce-beech-fir and dwarfed pine vegetational grade on granite, limestones and quartzites, canyon Tesne, Sutovsky waterfall (38m), avalanche grooves.


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Native forests of fir-beech and spruce-beech-fir vegetational grade, spruce woods on the north, N-W and west slopes of the end of the Vratna Valley section of the main ridge with ground covers of dwarfed pine and subalpine communities, occurrence of periglacial forms and phenomenons, karst forms, block-fields, limestones, quartzites, dolomites, granites.


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Well-preserved native acidophilous oak woods and scree woods on the steep slopes formed of granite.


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Part of the main ridge with adjacent N slopes alternated geological underliers, periglacial formations, natural forest communities, steep slopes with rock formations, non-forest communities.


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Massifs Boboty and Sokolie separated by Tiesnava Canyon, territory is created of limestones and dolomites of Chocsky Nappe, many rock formations and walls, steep narrow valleys with inversion of plant communities, natural forest communities, rock and talus communities.


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A territory with outflows of mineral waters, flat shield travertine formations with occurrence of fen communities.


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Rock relief of dolomites and limestones, on underlying rocks of neocomian, rock formations, taluses, deep inversion gorges with water falls, a cave with crystals of calcite, forest, rock, talus ecosystems.


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A part of the main ridge with adjacent slopes and valleys, forest communities and communities of dwarfed pines on different rock subbasement, rocky parts, non-forest communities.


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Cliff complex with the regular occurrence of xerothermpophilous plant species of plants. Relict calciphilous pines, extreme limestone beeches.


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Autochtone forest community of primeval forest character; xerothermophilous community on limestone and on dolomite, flat bog phytocoenoses, numerous cliffs and karst formations.


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Well-preserved forest communities with many karst formations. Unique relict plant groups in Western Carpathians considering the presence of endemic taxon from wide group of the Poa glauca and some taxons occurring in the latitudinal maximum (e.g. Oronbache alsatica agg.).


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Clifts in the peak parts deforested a long time ago, dolomitic-limestone site with presence of rich calcareous vegetation and fragments of original forest growths with high species diversity.


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Isolated limestone outlier, preserved forest communities, occurrence of high mountain calcareous plant species.


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Rare case of overlaying of the bog, fen and mire communities on a very small area, determined by hydrological situation - presence of many carbonate springs and craters.


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Rocky valley with karst character with rich vegetation and fauna.


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Deep canyon antacendent valley of Kvacianka in the limestones of the Chocske hills with preserved forest and cliff biocoenoses and numerous occurrence of protected and rare species of fauna and flora.


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The area has specific landscape, geological, relief, botanical and zoological characteristics.


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Communities of montainous, subalpine and alpine vegetational levels on carbonate substructure.


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Communities of montainous, subalpine and alpine vegetational levels on silicate substructure.


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Fen biotopes of class Scheuchzerio - Caricetea fuscae.


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Waterlogged wood communities of birch-alder-groves, phytocenoses from bogs to transition mires, a small part is created by pine-spruce groves.


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Communities of mountainous, subalpine, alpine and subnival vegetational zones on silicate substructure.


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Communities of montainous, subalpine and alpine vegetational levels on carbonate subsctructure.


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Mixed mountain beech, spruce and dwarfed pine woods on limestone rock cliffs, mountain pastures, wet and mesophilous pastures.


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Eurosiberian conifer woods, dwarfed pines, mountain heathes and grasslands.


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Lime woods, limestone and dolomitic xerothermophilous grasslands.


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Dwarfed pine vegetation, mountain meadows, alpine grasslands, complex of cliff and rock biotopes.


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Beech and mixed-beech woods, Euro-siberian conifer woods, calcareous and relict pine woods, dwarfed pine, mountain calcareous rock walls with many karst formations.


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Eurosiberian conifer woods, dwarfed pine vegetation, alpine grasslands, siliceous rock walls, rock complexes.


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Conifer woods, dwarfed pine vegetation, wet and mesophilous pastures.


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Mixed beech woods, conifer woods, dwarfed pine vegetation, wet and mesophilous pastures, alpine grasslands.


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Beech and mixed beech woods, Euro-siberian conifer woods dwarfed pine vegetation, wet and mesophilous pastures calcareous rock walls with karst phenomenon.


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Mountain area covered by broad-leaved forests and meadows, scattered arrable lands and small villages:


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Low limestone ridge with diverse microrelief, covered with broad- leaved forests:


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Mounatin ridge covered by Fagus sylvatica, Quercus cerris and Q. frainetto:


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Open limestone mountain slope with concentration of calciphyle, relict and endemic plant species in the low mountain belt:


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Karst area, kanyon and picturescue landscapes:


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Small mountain of medium altitude, covered by broad-leaved forests:


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Kettle covered with mesophyllous meadows:


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Mountain massiff covered with broad-leaved forests, alpine meadows and pastures, coniferous scrub and remains of coniferous forests. Scattered arrable lands and small villages:


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Massif of century- old coniferous (Pinus nigra) and mixed with broad- leaved species forests:


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High mountain massif with domination of coniferous forests, alpine and subalpine habitats, glacial lakes, peatbogs, rock massifs and impressive landscapes:


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High-mountain belt with coniferous forests:


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The highest mountain on the Balkan peninsula. Alpine and subalpine habitats, coniferous forests. Glacial lakes. Impressive landscapes:


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Mountain coniferous and broad- leaved forests, subalpine and alpine habitats:


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Rocky gorge of a big river (Struma), mediteranean vegetation, low and average level mountain forest habitats, agricultural lands, pastures and small settlements:


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Rocky gorge of a big river (Struma). Mediteranean evergreen sclerophyle and decidious forests and bushes, coniferous Juniperus excelsa abrborescent matorral, rock massifs, river and riverbank vegetation, agricultural lands:


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Low - mountain meadows, rocky habitats, sclerophyllous scrub:


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One of the highest mountain massifs on the Balkan Peninsula, calcareous and silicate parent rocks, mountain broad-leaved decidious and coniferous forests, subalpine and alpine habitats, rough terrain, glacial lakes, rocky massifs and walls, impressive landscapes:


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Beech forests on the limestone terrains:


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Forests, subalpine and alpine habitats within a 1900m altitudinal range, summits with marmorised limestone slopes, dry valleys and cave systems:


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Long and picturescue gorge on the Mesta river. Steep slopes of metamorph and vulcanic rocks, oak woods and rock formations:


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Natural cave (2119m long) in the karst area with 2 levels - wet and dry:


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Low-level mountain belt of the oak forests:


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North mountain slopes covered with natural broad- leaved forests, high- mountain habitats:


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Chestnut forests on the north slopes of the Belasitsa mountain:


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Big river, rocky hill, part of a vulcanic crater, cut through by the Struma river. Xerotherme and sclerophyllous scrub and grasslands. Fens and hot mineral springs:


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Low mountain rocky terrain, submediteranean vegetation, a cave:


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Impressive landscape with natural sand pyramids formed by erosion of plyocene sands:


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Limestone rocky mountain massif. Broad- leaved and coniferous forests, sub- alpine and alpine habitats, dry valleys, agricultural lands, settlements:


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A mountine massif with coniferous forests of boreal type, grasslands, subalpine pastures, reservoirs:


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A mountain hill, mountain plateau, deep river valley. Coniferous vegetation of boreal type, beech forests:


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Dwa kompleksy leœne (na pn i pd od Goleniowa) na wschodnim brzegu Zalewu Szczeciñskiego, silnie zmienione przez dzia³alnoœæ cz³owieka. Rozleg³e torfowiska niskie i obszary poroœniête ³êgami i olsami. Dominuje sosna; resztki lasów dêbowych i bukowych.


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It is a wet Pinus and Alnus forest with peat-bogs, numerous artificial pools and channels and the marshy valley of Krêpa river.


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Œródleœne torfowisko wrzoœæcowe po³o¿one w krajobrazie morenowym.


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Wysokie torfowisko otoczone przez bór sosnowy po³o¿ony na piaskach dolinowych czwartego tarasu akumulacyjnego Odry.


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Klif, wydmy bia³e i szare, lasy, jeziora; krajobraz morenowy; Ostoja obejmuje pas wód przybrze¿nych szerokoœci do 500m na d³ugoœci ok. 5 km od Karnocic do Lubina (³¹cznie oko³o 250 ha). S¹ to rozleg³e p³ycizny przybrze¿ne g³êbokoœci do 1.5m. W jego sk³ad wchodzi ponadto wsteczna delta Œwiny z wyspami i pó³wyspami. Te ostatnie reprezentuj¹ przwa¿nie holoceñskie utwory aluwialne, stanowi¹ce charakterystyczn¹ formacjê geologiczn¹ ujœcia Odry. Sukcesja roœlinnoœci na pod³o¿u zasolonym stanowi o niezwyk³oœci tego obszaru. Inne elementy podnosz¹ce wartoœæ przyrodnicz¹ terenu to wysoki brzeg klifowy w okolicach Lubina pokryty murawami kserotermicznymi i kredowe wyrobisko w Wicku bêd¹ce pozosta³oœci¹ po eksploatacji kredowej kry glacjalnej (porwak). Uznam - to wyspa zbudowana z utworów akumulacji lodowcowej, j¹dro wyspy Wolin jest dyluwialne, przylegaj¹ do niego od pó³nocy i i wschodu aluwialne usypiska akumulacyjne. Przy ujœciu Odry znajduj¹ siê wci¹¿ jeszcze badane liczne grodziska s³owiañskie.


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A delta containing the natural and artificial channels of the Œwina River and numerous islands with peatbogs, meadows, reedbeds, and small fields. Some of the islands have Pinus or Alnus woods. Jest to wsteczna (narastaj¹ca w kierunku Zalewu Szczeciñskiego) delta rzeki utworzona przez naturalne i sztuczne ramiona Œwiny, obejmuj¹ce po³o¿one miêdzy nimi wyspy, pd.-zachodnie wybrze¿e Wolina oraz pd.-wschodnie fragmenty Uznamu przylegaj¹ce do kana³u Piastowskiego. Lasy zajmuj¹ 17% l¹dowej powierzchni ostoi; s¹ to olsy, nadmorskie bory ba¿ynowe, lasy mieszane brzozowo-dêbowe i lasy mieszane bukowo-dêbowe. Wiêkszoœæ drzewostanów z dêbem ma 130-150 lat, p³aty drzewostanów sosnowych 80-130 lat. Tereny otwarte to s³onawy, zbiorowisko halofilnego szuwaru oraz p³aty szuwarów w³aœciwych, pokrywaj¹cych ca³kowicie niektóre wyspy. Znikom¹ czêœæ terenu pokrywaj¹ pola orne.


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The marshy valleys of Œwiniec River and Niemica River, containing extensive bogs with numerous channels, small pools, and Alnus thickets.


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The marshy valleys of Grzybnica River and Wo³czenica River containing numerous channels, flooded meadows, extensive fens, scattered Alnus woods, and patches of reeds.


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A eutrophic lake with reedfringed shores, with marshes and humid meadows in the western part of the site. The site includes also Bagno Pogorzelickie (Pogorzelice Marsh) situated 1.5km to the east of the lake. The lake is used as a fishery and the surrounding areas are used for agriculture and tourism.


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Ostoja obejmuje Zalew Kamieñski i Zalew Wrzosowski utworzone przez przyujœciowy odcinek rzeki Dziwny, po³¹czone z Ba³tykiem w¹skim kana³em, z wysp¹ Chrz¹szczewsk¹ le¿¹c¹ na Zalewie Kamieñskim, a tak¿e Jez. Koprowo. Rzeka Dziwna objêta jest granicami ostoi a¿ po Zalew Szczeciñski.


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Obszar reprezentatywny dla morenowego krajobrazu Pojezierza Iñskiego, o najwy¿szych wzniesieniach siêgaj¹cych 180 m n.p.m. Teren odwadniany jest g³ównie przez rzekê Inê i jej dop³ywy. Lasy pokrywaj¹ ok. 53% powierzchni ostoi (dominuj¹ las œwie¿y i las œwie¿y mieszany, w po³udniowej czêœci przewa¿aj¹ drzewostany bukowe, w czêœci pó³nocnej mieszane). Na torfowiska i jeziora przypada 9% powierzchni, pozosta³a czêœæ to uprawy. Ostoja obejmuje 63 jeziora, w wiêkszoœci przep³ywowe. Najwiêksze jest jezioro Iñsko o maksymalnej g³êbokoœci 42 m i bardzo rozbudowanej linii brzegowej. Teren charakteryzuje siê silnym rozcz³onkowaniem kompleksów leœnych, znacznym sfa³dowaniem oraz obecnoœci¹ licznych mokrade³ i oczek wodnych zajmuj¹cych bezodp³ywowe zag³êbienia.


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A euthrophic lake with extensive peatbogs, meadows, Alnus forest, and large areas of reeds. As a result of overgrowing the lake has been divided into two parts. Open water table is about 90 ha, the rest are rushes and bulrush. The average depth of water is 1.5 m. To the north and partly to the east and west the site borders on the Wkrzañska Forest to the south it is surrounded by meadows and fields.


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It is a eutrophic lake with peatbogs, meadows and patches of Alnus forest. The site is surrounded by pine stands of Puszcza Wkrzañska (Wkrzañska Forest).


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An extensive area of meadows and bogs, numerous small channels, Alnus and Pinus forest (about 800ha) and small areas of Alnus wood/scrub.


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The valley of Odra River (with two main natural channels: East Odra and West Odra), extending c.100 km in length, containing marshy areas with bogs, meadows (flooded in spring), Alnus woods, oxbow lakes, numerous channels and small islands. The site includes also the lake D¹bie (5600 ha, 4 m deep). The surrounding area is used for agriculture. In the vicinity of the site numerous industrial installations.


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It is an extensive bog situated between the two channels of the Odra river (West Odra and East Odra = Regalica). The thickness of peat layer is from a few meters to 10-20 meters. This bog is still "living"; its thickness is continuously growing. The plant cover is formed of rushes and sedges as well as bushes and marsh forest. Open waters constitue ca. 10% of the area. Natural biocenoses predominate. All attemps to use the area for economic purposes have proved unprofitable, so it is now a huge wasteland.


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A complex of small lakes and other water reservoirs surrounded by cultivated fields, meadows, and pastures, together with some areas covered by trees and bushes (notably Fagus) and small patches of reeds fringing the shores. Some of the lakes have small islands with bushy vegetation. The largest lake (Lake We³tyñskie) occupy 360 ha.


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Forests cover about 90% of the area. There are small enclaves of non-forest communities (scrub, water, swampy, meadow, bog communities and communities on xerothermic slopes) and arable land. The area has diversified relief with numerous moraine hills.


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Teren urozmaicony w¹wozami i wywierzyskami, poroœniety p³atami podzespo³u typowego buczyny pomorskiej. Buki osi¹gaj¹ wysokoœæ do 35 m.


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Buczyna pomorska z fragmentami lasu ³êgowego, z licznymi drzewami pomnikowymi i g³azami narzutowymi.


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Jeden z najstarszych i najwiêkszych nieleœnych kompleksów Puszczy Bukowej. Zbiorowiska ³¹kowe i segetalne, zbiorniki wodne i torfowiska.


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Las bukowy z licznymi storczykami w runie, zajmuj¹cy wilgotne obni¿enia terenu i zbocza obfituj¹ce w wapienno-¿elaziste wycieki wodne.


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Najlepiej zachowane fragmenty starodrzewia buczyny pomorskiej i ³êgu olchowego w pagórkowatym terenie moreny czo³owej, pociêtej licznymi w¹wozami.


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A large mesotrophic lake with extensive meadows, and bogs (valley bogs on chalk) to the south-west. There is an Alnus forest to the east. The lake is a drinking water reservoir for Szczecin and it is also used as a fishery. Kryptodepresja, najni¿ej po³o¿one dno jeziora w Polsce. Nad jeziorem znaleziono osady neolityczne ze œladami œwiadcz¹cymi o obecnoœci du¿ej populacji w okresie 3000-1700 lat pne. Znaleziono te¿ szcz¹tki osad z VIII-XIII.


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A very large estuarine embayement containing the lower part of the Odra River. The waters are shallow (2-3m) and extremely productive with high densities of benthic organisms (Chironomidae, Oligochaeta, Mollusca). Przyujœciowe rozlewisko Odry o s³onawym charakterze; bardzo ¿yzne i odznaczaj¹ce siê wysok¹ produktywnoœci¹ biologiczn¹. W Zalewie spotkaæ mo¿na jamoch³ony: che³biê modr¹ Aurelia aurita, kolonijnego Cordylophora caspia; Wid³onogi (Diplopoda): Acartia bifilosa, Centropagus hamatus, Eurytemora affinis; Wioœlarki (Cladocera): Podon polyphemoides, Evadne nordmani; Polychaeta: Nereis diversicolor, Alcmaria romjini; Crustacea: Balnus improvisus, Heterotanois berstedti, Cyathura carinata, Corophium volutator, Neomysis vulgaris a z miêczaków (Mollusca) np. Embeltonia pallida.


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Ostoja obejmuje morenê czo³ow¹, sandr i terasy rzeczne oraz kilka jezior, z których najwiêksze to Jez. Mêtne i Ostrów. S¹ to tereny p³askie z licznymi odnogami rzeki i wa³ami przeciwpowodziowymi. Charakteryzuje je wystêpowanie osadów organicznych o mi¹¿szoœciach do 10 m. Miêdzy Bielinkiem a Piaskiem rozci¹ga siê równina pleistoceñska z wydmami - efektem dzia³ania wiatru. Pola wydmowe utrwali³y lasy Puszczy Piaskowej. Bogactwo ostoi okreœla przyroda wyró¿nionych na jej terenie rezerwatów: Bielinek - utworzony dla zachowania ciep³olubnego lasu z dêbem omszonym i ciep³olubnej murawy z ostnic¹ w³osowat¹ oraz stanowisk niezwykle rzadkich roœlin, w tym licznej grupy elementów œródziemnomorskich i pontyjskich wystê¹puj¹cych poza granicami swych naturalnych zasiêgów (flora obejmuje 456 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych, 105 gatunków mszaków); "Olszyna ródliskowa pod Lubiechowem Dolnym" - jest to bagienny las na Ÿródliskach ze stanowiskiem skrzypu olbrzymiego; "D¹browa Krzymowska" - rzadki w skali kraju stary (250-400lat) bór mieszany z dêbem bezszypu³kowym z domieszk¹ starych sosen; "Olszyny Ostrowskie" - piêkne olsy, "Dolina Œwiergotki" - buczyny, oraz "Torfowisko Mszarne" (proj. rez.) - torfowisko wysokie z mszarami we³niankowym i sosnowym oraz bór bagienny.


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The area includes extensive meadows and bogs, with numerous small pools and channels fringed with reeds and osiers. A part of the area are sewage pools near a chemical plant (Police).


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It is a coastal brackish lake with a stripe of shore vegetation, surrounded by flooded meadows and pastures.


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Osoja obejmuje czêœæ Pojezierza Drawskiego z kilkoma wiêkszymi jeziorami (Drawsko, Siecino, Prosino, ¯erdno, Komorze i Wilczkowo). Wiêkszoœæ terenu nale¿y do zlewni rzeki Drawy. Ogó³em znajduje siê 58 jezior (10% powierzchni ostoi) reprezentuj¹cych wszystkie typy jezior. Charakteryzuj¹ siê one urozmaicon¹ lini¹ brzegow¹, wystêpowaniem licznych wysp, obecnoœci¹ zarówno wysokich brzegów, poroœniêtych lasem, jak i niskich, poroœniêtych szuwarami. Jeziora nale¿¹ do najg³êbszych w Polsce (jez. Drawsko - 63 m). Lesistoœæ obszaru wynosi ok. 25%. Przewa¿aj¹ lasy z drzewostanami bukowymi, dêbowymi i œwierkowymi; wystêpuj¹ te¿ lasy mieszane, bór bagienny, bór wilgotny i bór mieszany, a tak¿e olesy. RzeŸba terenu jest urozmaicona z licznymi w¹wozami, jarami oraz zajmujacymi bezodp³ywowe zag³êbienia terenu - oczkami wodnymi, mokrad³ami i torfowiskami. Znaczna powierzchnia ostoi jest wykorzystywana rolniczo.


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The area lies on the border between Koszalin and S³upsk voivodships. Forests cover 25% of the site. The most important lakes for birds are Kwiêcko, Bobieciñskie, and Bielsko. All lakes are deep, of the mesotrophic type, with shoreline vegetation.


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The area contains a number of lakes, the most important of which are: Wielimie, Wierzchowo, Pile, Trzesicko, and Silnowo. The shoreline vegetation of the lakes is dominated by reeds. The total area of wetland habits is around 3700ha, forests cover nearly two-thirds of the site, and other habitats include fields and meadows.


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Ostoja obejmuje dwa jeziora z wpadaj¹c¹ do nich rzeczk¹ p³yn¹c¹ w g³êbokim w¹wozie, otoczony podmok³ym laskiem.


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Stadion XXXlecia (M. nattereri '93rok - 59 os. i M. daubentonii '93rok - 42 os.) i schron przy ul. Solnej (M. nattereri '92rok - 17 os.)


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Fragment doliny rzecznej z ³¹kami, nadrzecznymi zaroœlami, wœród których dominuje wierzba szara (³ozowiska) oraz zaroœla wiklinowe.


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The site includes a strip of Baltic coast between Ko³obrzeg and Ustka with five lakes (Jamno, Bukowo, Kopañ, Wicko, Mod³a). All lakes are surrounded by rich shoreline vegetation. Other habitats are pine woods and mixed forests, meadows and cultivated fields.


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Unique coastal landscape with mobile sand-dunes, peatbogs, swamps, forests, and lakes (notably Gardno and £ebsko) bordered by extensive areas of reeds. Ostoja chroni krajobraz ruchomych wydm nadmorskich, jednych z najwiêkszych w Europie (do 40 m npm), trzy s³onawe przymorskie jeziora, z których najwiêksze jest £ebsko (7140 ha, max. g³. 5,6m), a drugim co do wielkoœci - Gardno (2468 ha, max. g³. 2,6m) oraz przylegajace do tych jezior fragmenty podmok³ych ³¹k, pastwisk i lasów. Na brzegach jezior wystêpuj¹ rozleg³e p³aty szuwaru trzcinowego i pa³kowego. Zag³êbienia miedzywydmowe porosniete sa inicjalnymi zbiorowiskami psammofitów oraz wilgotnymi wrzosowiskami w ró¿nych stadiach rozwoju. W koñcowej fazie sukcesji rozwija siê tu nadmorski bór ba¿ynowy.


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Najwiêkszy naturalny zbiornik wodny w zach. czêœci Zaleskiego Bagna. Jest to zarastaj¹ce jezioro (lustro wody o pow. 45 ha, œr. g³. 1,5 m) otoczone bagnami poroœniêtymi trzcin¹ i szuwarami. Na niewielkiej czêœci ostoi zacz¹³ siê tworzyæ ols w³aœciwy z dominuj¹c¹ olsz¹ czarn¹. Jezioro jest po³¹czone z morzem Potyni¹ (Potena) o d³ugoœci 2 km. W odleg³oœci 750 m od brzegu morskiego na rzece znajduje siê stacja pomp utrzymuj¹ca odpowiedni poziom wody w jeziorze. Od S i W jezioro otoczone jest grobl¹, za któr¹ znajduj¹ siê po³acie olsu w³aœciwego, ³êgu zastoiskowego oraz ³êgu rozlewiskowego, niedawno zmeliorowanego.


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The area is centred around the valley of Brda River and contains two major lakes: Krêpsko and Szczytno. Forests cover about one third of the site, whilst open water accounts for c. 7% of the area.


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It is the drainage area of the middle section of S³upia River together with its tributaries: Bytowa, Jutrzenka, Skotawa and numerous lakes; among others - oligotrophic lobelia lakes. Forests cover nearly three quarters of the area, with fields (12%), meadows (8.5%), and open water forming the remaining part (6.3%). The most important lakes are Jasieñ, Skotowskie, and G³êbokie. Forests (aged 40-100 years) are mainly coniferous woods with pine, next mixed and deciduous forest with beech and oak. Landscape of the site is diversified with numerous gorges and hills.


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Dwa jeziora lobeliowe (Borzytuchom II i III)


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Szeroka na 5-6 metrów dolina rzeki, wype³niona utworami torfowymi oraz madami i piaskami rzecznymi. Do doliny przylegaj¹ partie wysoczyzny moreny dennej. Zatorfione obni¿enia s¹ pokryte przez ³¹ki, a na du¿ej przestrzeni przez torfowiska niskie, rzadziej przejœciowe i wysokie. Dolina poprzecinana jest sieci¹ kana³ów odwadniaj¹cych.


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Szeroka na 4-5 km dolina rzeki z torfowiskami, czêœciowo zagospodarowane - wykszta³ci³y siê tu ³aki ze zbiorowiskami z rzêdu Arrhenatheretalia i Molinietalia.


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W dolinie rzeki wilgotne zaroœla wierzbowo-olszowe i gaje olszowe z zespo³ami turzyc miedzy kêpami zaroœli. P³at zwartego olsu z gêstym podszytem krzewów.


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Lasy sosnowe w krajobrazie sandrowo-morenowym, rozciête dolin¹ meandruj¹cej Gwdy z dop³ywami; dolina ma trawiaste zbocza.


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Dwa torfowiska mszarne przy jeziorach œródleœnych. Na jednym oderwane fragmenty p³a tworz¹ liczne, p³ywaj¹ce swobodnie, wyspy;


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Jezioro Gomolskie i przylegaj¹ce torfowiska œródleœne. Informacja o obecnoœci Lobelia dortmanna i Luronium natans z lat 80tych. Nie zosta³a ona potwierdzona w czasie weryfikacji w sierpniu 1996; uzyskano natomiast informacjê o obecnoœci Lobelia dortmanna w dwóch innych jeziorach: Kwisno Ma³e i Zielonka.


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Wschodni piaszczsty brzeg jeziora Brzusk; stanowisko potwierdzone w 1987 (ATPOL).


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Œródwodne wyp³ycenie dna Ba³tyku, do 8 m, otoczone obni¿eniami osi¹gajacymi od strony po³udniowej 35 m g³êbokoœci i stokami G³êbi Bornholmskiej oraz Rynny S³upskiej opadaj¹cymi do ponad 90 m. £awica jest ca³kowicie pod wp³ywem wód otwartego Baltyku zwykle o homogenicznej termice. Zasolenie 7-10%. Dno buduj¹ ¿wiry i gruby piasek z licznymi polami kamieni lub pojedynczymi kamieniami. Uwaga: œr. szer. geogr. ostoi wynosi 55/40/00 (program nie przyjmuje wartoœci wiêkszej ni¿ 55),


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Jezioro Udzierz jest jednym z 9 ³añcuchowo po³o¿onych jezior Pojezierza Kociewskiego. Silnie zeutrofizowane jezioro le¿y w p³ytkiej niecce, na krawêdziach której znajduj¹ siê wioski. Dno niecki pokrywaj¹ silnie zdegradowane melioracjami zespo³y torfowisk darniowych i turzycowisk, u¿ytkowane jako ³¹ki i pastwiska.


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Dolina rzeki Reknicy jest ci¹giem rynien jeziornych i charakteryzuje siê przemiennym u³o¿eniem dwóch odcinków basenowych i dwóch prze³omowych. Szczególnie interesuj¹ce s¹ prze³omy miêdzy Marszewem a Koloni¹ Marszewo i miêdzy Czapielskiem a Kolbudami. Reknica jest ciekiem bystrym, bogatym w dop³ywy. Na ca³ej d³ugoœci meandruj¹cej rzeki teren jest znacznie nachylony, np. na koñcowym odcinku rzeki, d³ugoœci 8 km, ró¿nica wysokoœci n.p.m. wynosi oko³o 88 m. Odcinki prze³omowe charakteryzuj¹ siê obecnoœci¹ stromych zboczy o nachyleniu oko³o 30 stopni i wysokoœci ponad 30 m. Stoki s¹ rozciête licznymi ma³ymi w¹wozami i parowami pochodzenia erozyjnego; czêste s¹ wysiêki wody. Szerokoœæ prze³omów jest zmienna; œrednio na poziomie terasy zalewowej wynosi zaledwie kilkadziesi¹t metrów. W jarze przy prze³omach wystêpuj¹ g³azy polodowcowe. Dno Reknicy jest piaszczysto-kamieniste, rzeka zaliczana jest do pstr¹gowych. Dolinê rzeki od Ÿróde³ do jezior oraz w okolicy ujœcia zalegaj¹ piaski akumulacji lodowcowej, na pozosta³ym odcinku wystêpuj¹ gliny zwa³owe. Gleby omawianej ostoi nale¿¹ g³ównie do brunatnych. Na dnie doliny wystêpuj¹ p³aty ³êgów, które s¹ jednym z najbardziej interesuj¹cych elementów przyrody ostoi.


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Kompleks g³êbokich rynien subglacjalnych w krajobrazie morenowym i sandrowym. W dolinach rynien jeziora Stê¿yckie, Raduñskie Górne i Raduñskie Dolne, K³odno, Bia³e, Rekowo, Wielkie Brodno, Ma³e Brodno, Ostrzyckie, Bukrzyno Ma³e, Bukrzyno Du¿e, Patulskie, D¹browskie, Lubowisko. Na piaszczystych i ¿wirowych brzegach jezior - przerywany, w¹ski pas szuwarów. W l¹dowiej¹cych zatokach i ujœciach rzek niewielkie, zró¿nicowane typologicznie, torfowiska. Na l¹dowym dnie Rynny Rêboszewskiej od Jeziora Cichego do Brodna Wielkiego kompleks wilgotnych ³¹k i eutroficznych torfowisk. Na pok³adach kredy jeziornej (lacustrine chalk) m.in. unikatowe zbiorowiska segetalne Sileno inflatae-Linarietum minoris ze zw. Caucalidion. Zbocza rynien strome, porozcinane licznymi suchymi dolinami, w przewa¿aj¹cej czêœci odlesione i zajête przez pola uprawne i pastwiska. Zachowane zbiorowiska leœne obejmuj¹ na dnie buczynê nakredow¹, gr¹dy i olsy, a na zboczach w czêœci morenowej - ¿yzn¹ i kwaœn¹ buczynê, natomiast w czêœci sandrowej - bory sosnowe œwie¿e i fragmenty d¹brów. Florystycznie i fitocenotycznie najcenniejsze s¹ przesmyki miêdzy jeziorami i nakredowa buczyna storczykowa. Przylegaj¹ce wysoczyzny s¹ w znacznej mierze odlesione i u¿ytkowane rolniczo.


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Wierzchowinê i najwy¿sze partie zajmuje pomorska buczyna kwaœna, ze s³abo rozwiniêtym runem. W czêœci zachodniej na silnie nachylonym stoku rozwinê³a siê mszysta postaæ tej buczyny, w której roœliny zarodnikowe, g³ównie acidofilne mchy pokrywaj¹ do 80% powierzchni. Œrodkowe i dolne partie zboczy a¿ do brzegu jeziora porasta buczyna ¿yzna o runie doœæ bujnym. Najwiêksz¹ wartoœæ rezerwatu stanowi wilgotna buczyna nawapienna, wykszta³cona tylko w pó³nocno-wszchodniej czêœci pó³wyspu. W obni¿eniu znajduje siê tutaj niewielkie torfowisko œródleœne. Flora rezerwatu liczy ponad 400 gatunkow roœlin naczyniowych, w tym 18 podlegaj¹cych ochronie.


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Wype³nione torfem, ca³kowicie zl¹dowione jezioro, dodatkowo zasilane wod¹ z wysieków na piaszczystych obrze¿ach. Na torfowisku kompleks zbiorowisk szuwarowych i bazyfilnej roœlinnoœci torfowiskowej. Niewielkie fragmenty z otwartym lustrem wody. W otoczeniu pola uprawne i pastwiska.


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Rozleg³e torfowisko wysokie z przyleg³ymi wrzosowiskami i fragmentami boru sosnowego œwie¿ego, z licznymi jeziorkami dystroficznymi, potorfiami i rowami odwadniaj¹cymi, okresowo wype³nionymi wod¹. Znaczna czêœæ torfowiska jest poroœniêta przez zdegenerowany na skutek osuszenia bór bagienny oraz zaroœla brzozowe i brzozowo-sosnowe. Teren jest silnie zniszczony przez wieloletni¹ eksploatacjê i po¿ary (niszcz¹ce prócz roœlinnoœci tak¿e pozosta³oœci z³o¿a torfowego). Na czêœci spalonych powierzchni rozwinê³y siê zbiorowiska z dominacj¹ wrzosu. Renaturyzacja ostoi rozpoczêta w 1985 r. doprowadzi³a do zahamowania procesu odwadniania czêœci torfowiska i odtworzenia tam fragmentów zbiorowisk roslinnosci torfowiskowej. The area is situated in the northermost Poland close to the Baltic Sea. It is an Atlantic-type bog with shallow dystrophic pools and numerous drainage ditches, surrounded by meadows, arable land, and young pine woods. The area was heavily exploited for peat for over several decades, so the natural character of the bog was largely destroyed. An extensive restoration project was started in 1985.


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Ostoja obejmuje du¿y zwarty kompleks leœny (6000 ha), zespó³ jezior Potêgowskich, enklawy u¿ytków rolnych i fragment doliny £eby. Znajduje sie tu równie¿ kompleks torfowisk wysokich i przejœciowych oraz jeziorka dstroficzne. RzeŸba terenu jest urozmaicona (efekt zlodowacenia Ba³tyckiego). The area includes a large forest complex (6000ha), complex of Potêgowskie lakes, enclaves of farmland and a section of £eba River valley. There is also a complex of raised bogs, transitional mires, asc well as dystrophic lakes. Diversified relief - the effect of Baltic glaciation. Intense forest management.


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Bogato urzeŸbiony fragment zbocza rynny subglacjalnej z licznymi dolinami erozyjnymi i cyrkami Ÿródliskowymi, bogaty kompleks Ÿródlisk o zró¿nicowanej wydajnoœci i roœlinnoœci. Fragment drzewostanu o cechach zespo³u naturalnego z interesujacymi roœlinami.


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Ostoja obejmuje przymorskie s³one ³¹ki, z roœlinnoœci¹ halofiln¹, pociête starorzeczami Redy i zarastaj¹cymi rowami odwadniaj¹cymi, czêœciowo zalewane przez wody Ba³tyku w czasie sztormów. Teren ostoi wykorzystywany jest jako pastwisko. Coastal saltmarshes, partially flooded in autumn and winter, with shallow pools and numerous old drainage ditches and canals. The area is utilized as pasture for cattle. The surrounding areas are drained meadowland and pasture.


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Unikalna forma geomorgologiczna - pó³wysep d³ugoœci ok. 36 km, szerokoœci œrednio: 500-1200 m, jedynie w Helu: 3 km. Wybrze¿e piaszczyste, klify wydmowe "wyciête" w starszych formach wydmowych. Psammofilne murawy nadmorskie, nadmorskie bory ba¿ynowe, acidofilne d¹browy (lasy brzozowo-dêbowe).


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Teren ostoi stanowi¹ w ok. 90% lasy. Wystêpuj¹ tu lasy bukowe i mieszane z domieszk¹ buka. W najwy¿ej po³o¿onych fragmentach strefy krawêdziowej wysoczyzny dominuj¹ buczyny kwaœne i lasy bukowo-dêbowe zwane kwaœn¹ d¹brow¹. S¹ tak¿e p³aty ¿yznej buczyny pomorskiej i zbiorowiska gr¹dowe.


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Typowy, dobrze zachowany fragment Pojezierza Kaszubskiego. Ostoja obejmuje kilka œródleœnych jezior oligotroficznych, przyleg³e torfowiska i lasy.


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It is a complex of mesotrophic lakes with surrounding forests in the southern part of Kashubian Lakeland in the drainage basin of Wda River (63% forests, 12 waters). The largest lake is Wdzydze (970 ha, max. depth 68 m). Its characteristic feature are wooded islands. Water vegetation is poorly developed. Some islands are fringed by narrow belts of reed bed. Forests are mostly pine woods. In the surroundings of lakes dominate alder and willow.


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Kompleks czterech torfowisk alkalitroficznych wœród wa³u moren czo³owych podœcielonych osadami gytii wapiennej.:


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Ostojê stanowi kompleks obejmuj¹cy wycinek dna doliny dolnej Wis³y, wysok¹ skarpê oraz wysoczyznê morenow¹, z dolin¹ ma³ej rzeczki M³yñskiej Strugi. Na wysoczyŸnie i w dolinie M³yñskiej Strugi dominuj¹ lasy liœciaste (gr¹d typowy i niski) oraz drzewostany z sadzon¹ sosn¹ Pinus sylvestris. Wystêpuj¹ w nich liczne gatunki ciep³olubne o subkontynentalnym i kontynentalnym typie rozmieszczenia, czêœæ z nich ma tu krañcowe pó³nocno-zachodnie stanowiska. Na okresowo zalewanym dnie doliny Wis³y utrzymuje mozaika zbiorowisk pastwiskowych, zio³oroœlowych, zaroœlowych i wodnych. Flora roœlin naczyniowych liczy oko³o 550 gatunków.


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Oko³o 9 km gliniasto-piaszczysty klif nadmorski w trzech fazach rozwojowych (¿ywy, ulegaj¹cy abrazji, ¿ywy z zachodzacymi procesami stokowymi, martwy). Zbiorowiska inicjalne, murawowe, wrzosowiskowe, zaroœlowe, leœne, œciœle zwi¹zane z dynamik¹ zboczy. Na wysoczyŸnie do górnej krawêdzi klifu dochodz¹ pola uprawne, nasadzenia sosny, w niewielkiej czêsci las bukowy. Podstawa klifu na odcinku ok. 1 km jest chroniona opask¹ betonow¹.


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Piaszczysta mierzeja nadmorska przylegaj¹ca do przybrze¿nego jeziora oraz l¹du sta³ego. Kompleks wydm niemal w ca³oœci ustabilizowanych, pojedyncze ruchome wydmy paraboliczne, w okresowo lub trwale podtopionych obni¿eniach miêdzywydmowych inicjalne procesy torfotwórcze, naturalna roœlinnoœæ psammofilna, torfowiskowa, zaroœlowa, leœna, wydmy sztucznie ustabilizowane przy pomocy roœlin wydmowych i nasadzeñ sosny. Oko³o 300 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych.


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Ostoja jest fragmentem pasa mierzejowego z naturalnymi obni¿eniami miêdzywydmowymi. Zró¿nicowanie roœlinnoœci zale¿ne od poziomu i dynamiki wód gruntowych. Zbiorowiska torfowiskowe, zaroœlowe i leœne z udzia³em gatunków o atlantyckim typie rozmieszczenia, czêœæ z nich wystepuje tu na krañcowych wschodnich stanowiskach.


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Ostojê stanowi otoczone lasem torfowisko kot³owe (kettle hole mire) w krajobrazie sandrowym. W centralnej, wypiêtrzajacej siê czêœci torfowiska dominuje roœlinnoœæ wysokotorfowiskowa.


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Jest to fragment rozleg³ej, pierwotnie zabagnionej i zatorfionej Równiny B³ot Przymorskich, po³o¿onej na zapleczu wydm nadmorskich. Kompleks nisko po³o¿onych, okresowo zalewanaych lub podtapianych obni¿eñ poroœniêtych roœlinnoœci¹ nieleœn¹ (szuwarow¹, zaroœlow¹, ³¹kow¹) oraz wtórnych zwydmieñ pokrytych lasem. Od terenów przyleg³ych odgranicza je rzeka Piaœnica oraz kana³y odwadniaj¹ce. W s¹siedztwie wystêpuj¹ intensywnie u¿ytkowane ³¹ki, u¿ytki zielone i pastwiska.


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Dolina rzeki £eby rozcinajaca silnie sfa³dowan¹ morenê denn¹, sandry i moreny czo³owe. Rzeka p³ynie tu na dnie rynien subglacjalnych w ró¿nym stopniu przekszta³conych przez rzekê, a w górnym odcinku przecina przep³ywowe Jezioro Sianowskie. W rozciêciach rygli tworzy prze³omy, w których ma charakter rzeki podgórskiej. Jej spadek na odcinku ok. 50 km wynosi 96 m. Dno doliny tworz¹ piaski i gliny akumulacji lodowcowej oraz torfy niskie. Zbocza o wysokoœci nierzadko przekraczaj¹cej 100 m maj¹ nachylenie ok. 15 stopni w odcinkach rynnowych do oko³o 40 stopni w prze³omach. S¹ one porozcinane przez liczne doliny erozyjne, przewa¿nie suche; u podstawy wystêpuj¹ liczne wysiêki i Ÿród³a. Rzeka zaliczana jest do pstr¹gowo-lipieniowych. Na dnie doliny panuj¹ wielogatunkowe wilgotne ³¹ki; zachowa³y siê te¿ lasy ³êgowe o cechach podgórskich oraz œródleœne i nieleœne wysiêki i Ÿródliska. W dolnych czêœciach stoków doliny miêdzy Strysz¹ Bud¹ a Strzepczem licznie wystêpuj¹ wisz¹cze torfowiska Ÿród³owe. Na zboczach doliny w górnym i dolnym odcinku (od Jez. Reskowskiego do Stryszej Budy i od Osieka do Paraszyna) dominuj¹ lasy. W górnym odcinku s¹ to buczyny, a na dnie doliny gr¹dy i ³êgi, a w dolnym - mieszane lasy z du¿ym udzia³em sosny i œwierka. Mniej strome zbocza w odcinkach rynnowych s¹ polami uprawnymi.


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Fragment doliny Wietcisy w jej górnym biegu i jej dop³ywu Rutkownicy. Pierwsza z nich p³ynie w krajobrazie morenowym i sandrowym. Wykorzystuje rynny subglacjalne i tworzy niewielkie, lecz wartoœciowe przyrodniczo prze³omy w ryglach miêdzy rynnami. Na jej dnie panuj¹ powierzchniowo ³¹ki (na czêœci zarzucono u¿ytkowanie); mniejsz¹ rolê odgrywaj¹ u¿ytki zielone, lasy ³êgowe i olsowe. Na odlesionych stokach przewa¿aj¹ pola, a lasy zachowa³y siê g³ównie na stromych zboczach dolin prze³omowych. W odlesionym odcinku Rutkownicy dominuj¹ u¿ytkowane i porzucone ³¹ki, a u podstawy stoków rozwijaj¹ siê wyj¹tkowo liczne torfowiska Ÿródliskowe o zró¿nicowanej roœlinnoœci.


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Ostoja obejmuje przymorskie s³one ³¹ki, z pasem wydm ci¹gn¹cym siê wzd³u¿ brzegu morskiego i niewielkim olsem przylegaj¹cym do koryta Zagórskiej Strugi. Teren pociêty jest licznymi rowami melioracyjnymi i wykorzystywany jako pastwisko.


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Jezioro Gaudy (104ha) oraz przylegaj¹ce od wschodu bagna, zaroœla wierzbowe i lasy olszowe.


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The site includes arable land (51%), meadows and pastures (21%), woodland (15%), lakes, built up areas and wasteland. The presence of impermeable soils favoured the formation of mid-field little bogs contributing to diversification of the landscape. Woodland area consists of 87 small and medium size forest tracts, 0.5 to 969 ha each, mostly pine plantations up to 40 years, thickets and mixed mature stands.


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A very large, shallow, brackish lagoon, with significant (c. 1.5m) wind-related, daily fluctuations in water-level. There are very extensive belts of reeds along the shore and the rich floating and submerged vegetation. The lagoon is ice-covered from January to mid-April. Ostoja obejmuje polsk¹ czêœæ p³ytkiego (2,3 m œrednio) zalewu przymorskiego, o s³onawej wodzie, wraz z Mierzej¹ Wiœlan¹ oddzielaj¹c¹ go od Ba³tyku. Do Zalewu wpada wiele rzek: kilka ramion Wis³y, Elbl¹g, Gauda i Pas³êka. Szybkie zmiany poziomu wody w zalewie dochodz¹ w ci¹gu dnia do 1,5 m. Przy brzegach zbiornika rozleg³e p³aty szuwarów, osi¹gaj¹ce szerokoœæ kilkuset metrów. Wystêpuj¹ w postaci 1-2 pasów, równoleg³ych do brzegu. W zalewie bogata jest roœlinnoœæ zanurzona. Najwa¿niejsze obszary lêgowe ptaków znajduj¹ siê w Zatoce Elbl¹skiej i w rejonie ujœcia Pas³êki, dla nielêgowych istotna jest strefa przybrze¿na od Przebrna do ujœcia Cieplicówki, Zatoka Elbl¹ska i okolice ujœcia Pas³êki.


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G³êboko wciêta w morenowe wzgórza dolina rzeki z charakterystycznym kompleksem roœlinnoœci ³êgowej, gr¹dów i buczyny. Rzeka Wa³asza wyp³ywa z obszaru piasków akumulacji lodowcowej z licznymi g³azami. P³yn¹c na po³udnie przecina pok³ady gliny zwa³owej i ¿wirów moreny czo³owej. Na wysokoœci wsi Wop p³ynie szerok¹, zatorfion¹ dolin¹. Nad rzek¹ pojawiaj¹ siê piaszczyste aluwia. Poni¿ej Pieniê¿na rzeka wcina siê w gliny zwa³owe, wp³ywa w i³y warwowe. Rzeka ta charakteryzuje siê bardzo du¿ym spadkiem, od 190-132m (2,7m/km biegu rzeki - 2,0m/km biegu rzeki).


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Bardzo p³ytkie (ok. 0.8m g³êbokoœci eutroficzne jezioro z rozleg³ymi trzcinowiskami i przyleg³ym olsem. Poziom wody w jeziorze ulega silnym wahaniom. Bogata roœlinnoœæ wodna zanurzona i p³ywaj¹ca.


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Ujœcie Wis³y-Przekopu do Ba³tyku, wraz ze wszystkimi wynurzonymi formami terenowymi powstaj¹cymi w obrêbie sto¿ka nap³ywowego rzeki oraz przymorskie jeziora le¿¹ce po obu stronach koryta. Najm³odsze formy terenowe, wy³aniaj¹ce siê z morza w postaci piaszczystych wysp i pó³wyspów s¹ ca³kowicie pozbawione roœlinnoœci; formy starsze pokryte s¹ roœlinnoœci¹ uk³adaj¹c¹ siê w ci¹g sukcesyjny od roœlinnoœci pla¿y, poprzez roœlinnoœæ wydmy bia³ej, szarej, a¿ do zaroœli poprzedzaj¹cych wkroczenie lasu. W wielu miejscach nasadzenia wierzbowe zaburzaj¹ce ci¹g sukcesyjny.


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Pokryty lasem fragment równiny deltowej miêdzy Wis³¹ a Nogatem, obecnie odciêty od corocznych zalewów przez system wa³ów przeciwpowodziowych. W s¹siedztwie uzytki zielone i pastwiska.


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Ostoja obejmuje dobrze zachowane drzewostany bukowe, mieszane (bukowo-dêbowo-sosnowe), pozosta³oœci ³êgów i olsów. Teren pokryty jest licznymi suchymi w¹wozami i parowami.


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It is the part of Olsztyn Lake District south of Olsztyn. Its west border is Pas³êka river valley. Forests cover ca 76% of the area, waters - 4% and farm land - 19%. The site lies in hilly region; its morainic part has much diversified relief with denivelations reaching 50 - 70 m. The relief of sander part is easier (denivelations up to 25 m). Numerous are places without drainage (30% of the area), occupied by lakes, small water bodies or peat-bogs. The largest part of the site is drained by Omulew river flowing in poorly cut, peaty valley. The south part belongs to the drainage basin of Orzyc river, and north-east to that of £yna whose valley cuts deeply (30 - 40m) in surrounding hills. The site includes ca 60 lakes with largest £añskie (1070ha), Koœno (552ha), and Omulew (549ha). 40% of the lakes are without flow. These prevail meso-eutrophic reservoirs; dystrophic are scarce. There occur large areas of fens and transitional mires. Forest are mostly fresh pinewoods. Lower situated areas are occupied by mixed coniferous forests, peat-bogs by marshy and humid coniferous forests. The driest elevations are overgrown by bór chrobotkowy. Oak-hornbeam forests, riverine carrs, alder swamps and oziers occur in patches.;


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It is the spring area of £yna river with highly differentiated aquatic habitats (helorheocrens, limnocrenes, bog - springs, pond, river). Erosional processes, due to activity of numerous spring systems, formed a unique relief of the site. Tops of steep, almost vertical rocky walls (amounting to 20m) are overgrown with pinewood. Bottoms of erosional cirques are overgrown with Alnus glutinosa. The predominant forest community is elm-alder riverine carr (58% of the area). Pinewood covers ca. 33%. A large part of stands are 80-100 year old.


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An area of mainly coniferous woodland (some decidous) with scattered meadows and lakes. The largest lake is £añskie (c. 1100ha).


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A river flowing through swampy Alnus forest, sedge-fens, wet meadows, and fragments of old Pinus stands. Ostojê stanowi wa³ ozowy, ci¹gn¹cy siê po³udnikowo i dolina rzeczki Czarnej (lewego dop³ywu rzeki Omulew).


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An area of mostly coniferous forest, with some patches of Betula and wet Alnus woods, with numerous lakes and very well preserved peat-bog.


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A freshwater lake surrounded by intensively exploited forest; fragment of the natural landscape of Olsztyn Lakeland;


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A river valley including fens, wet meadows, and fields.


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It is one of the largest forest complexes in the country. Forest covers ca 82% of the area. Southern part situated in the Masurian Plateau (sandr) is dominated by pinewoods with admixture of spruce in more humid places. Riverine carrs has been preserved only in the some places in stream valleys. In the north eastern part there occur mixed pine-oak forests and mixed forests of Melitti-Carpinetum. However, pine plantations with admixture of latifolious species prevail. As a result of drainage numerous mid-forest mires have been overgrown with alderwoods. Natural riverine ash-alder carrs occur in patches. The site includes numerous "ribbon" lakes connected with each other by streams and Krutynia river whose valley is of a great scenic value. The largest lake is Nidzkie Lake (1820 ha and 24m deep).


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leœniczówka, piwnice ³owieckie, oszalowanie budynku;


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Na terenie ostoi reprezentowane s¹ wszystkie g³ówne utwory zlodowacenia ba³tyckiego: ci¹gi moren czo³owych, g³êbokie depresje typu rynnowego oraz sandry. Ostoja obejmuje mozaiki zespo³ów leœnych, wodnych, bagiennych i torfowiskowych. Interesuj¹ce s¹ bogate florystycznie i zró¿nicowane ekologicznie zbiorowiska segetalne. W jeziorach ramienice, wœród nich wiele gatunków zagro¿onych i wymieraj¹cych. A complex of forests (60% being over 40 years old) with 31 lakes, and marshy areas scattered throughout. The lakes range in size from about 0.5ha to 163ha and represent all trophic types. The lake Jeziorak with numerous islets is the longest in Poland. Woods are mainly Pinus and Fagus; although there is some Alnus swamps. W szacie roœlinnej tego terenu decyduj¹c¹ rolê odgrywaj¹ gatunki œrodkowoeuropejskie (132 taksony) i borealne (111). G³ównym sk³adnikiem szaty roœlinnej s¹ zbiorowiska leœne, znaczny jest udzia³ roslinnoœci wodnej, mniejszy - bagienno-torfowiskowej, ³¹kowej i synantropijnej.


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A meadow area remaining after the drainage of a lake in the 1930s, with a system of drainage canals/ditches and partially covered with reedbeds and Salix thickets. The surroundings are extensive arable fields.


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A eutrophic lake (412ha) with many small islands, broad reed-beds, and an adjacent fen (400ha) which is sparsely covered with Betula and Alnus. The lake is shallow with bottom covered by a thick layer of gytia.


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Wyspa na Jeziorze Mor¹g poroœniêta wilgotnym gr¹dem.:


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It is a 171km section of Pas³êka river from the springs to Braniewo, together with lower stretches of some its tributaries, a number of lakes and adjacent to the river belts (100m on both sides) of meadows, pastures, forests, and wasteland. River banks are overgrown with alder, willow, poplar and birch. Some parts of river valley are covered by riverine carrs and marshy meadows.


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It is section of Masurian Canal from Rydzówka lake to State border with adjacent peatbogs, marshes and swampy wasteland (these areas were once agriculturally utilised). There is a network of drainage ditches in the area. Water-level in peat-bogs and marshes on the left side of the Canal are by 1-1.5m below its bottom. The canal is in this region the main route connecting many localities of beavers. This way population may spread to Great Mazurian Lakes.


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The site includes a large part of forest complex near the village of Barto³ty Wielkie together with lakes and ponds. It is a moraine landscape. Hills are covered with forest, mostly coniferous. Lower situated areas are occupied by water bodies, streams, meadows and peatbogs. There occur also a large spring areas.


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It is a peat-bog originated in the place of previous lake So³tysek. Processes of succession are still observed. Within the group of transitional peat-bogs. To the north peat-bogs border on dense complex of bog coniferous forest.


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It is a small wet forest complex bordering on some lakes (Giel¹dzkie, Sar¿, G³êbokie, Œrednie) with marshy areas.


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ród³a po³o¿one na pagórkach i ich zboczach, miejsca naturalnego wyp³ywu wód artezyjskich, na szczycie kopu³y torfowiska niskiego. Pagórki zbudowane z gytii wapiennej, wyniesione oko³o 7 m nad otaczaj¹ce je ³¹ki rdestowo-ostro¿eniowe. Mi¹¿szoœæ torfu siêga 16 m, wype³niaj¹ one lej utworzony w skutek wyp³ukiwania gruntu przez wody Ÿródliskowe. Miejscami pagórki poroœniête s¹ lasami bagiennymi.


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P³ytkie zarastaj¹ce jezioro polodowcowe z 2,9 ha wysp¹ poroœniêt¹ starodrzewiem sosnowym. W otoczeniu jeziora lasy mieszane.


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The site includes the Kaczerajno lake (110 ha) jezioro wytopiskowe typu morenowego and adjacent forest complex with the lower section of Blankowa Struga stream. It is a shallow, strongly eutrophized lake genetically connected with Œniardwy lake. Along the Blankowa Struga there are patches of alderwood and semi-natural sedge meadows. Forests are mostly mixed and wet coniferous woods. Jezioro wytopiskowe typu morenowego. :


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Ostoja obejmuje dolny odcinek rzeki Krutyni od Ukty do jez. Gardyñskiego z przyleg³ymi torfowiskami, ³¹kami i lasami, wraz z jeziorami: Gardyñskim (107ha), Malinówko (45ha) i dystroficznym jez. D³u¿ec (12ha). Jest to fragment równiny obramowanej wzniesieniami morenowymi (do 20m). Krutynia na tym odcinku jest rzek¹ szerok¹ (30-40m) i g³êbok¹ (2-7m), silnie meandruj¹c¹. Na dnie Doliny znajduj¹ siê torfowiska niskie i przejœciowe, podmok³e ³¹ki i bagniste lasy brzozowe. Miejscami wystêpuj¹ p³aty olesów i ³êgów. We wschodnich i po³udniowo-wschodnich czêœciach ostoi wzniesienia morenowe poroœniête borami mieszanymi i gr¹dami.


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It is a diversified area including 3 lakes (Roœ, Kocio³ and G³êbówko) connected by canals and surrounding them fields, wet meadows and forests. Area is dominated by alder swamps, birch woods, and oziers. There is a large pennisula (Czarny Róg) projecting into lake Roœ, covered by wood (chiefly coniferous). Particularly important for birds is a mosaic of wet birch woods, oziers and abandoned or extensively used meadows and pastures.


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It is a large dense forest complex (woodiness of the area is ca. 90%) dominated by pinewoods - 73% and spruce woods - 17%, partly of natural character. Particularly well preserved are marshy and humid coniferous forests with pines and spruces attaining 40m in height and 180 years of age. There occur vast areas of alder swamps and patches of oak-hornbeam stands. The remaining area are chifly hay-meadows and pastures. Settlement is poorly developed.


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P³at brzozowo-œwierkowego lasu torfowiskowego na powierzchni ok. 120m2.


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The site includes the beautiful section of Marycha river valley with surrounding old stands dominated by pine. The more fertile slopes of the valley are overgrown with Pino-Quercetum with luxuriant herb layer. Close to the river there developed rush communities and patches of alderwood. The area includes three distrophic lakes with surrounding peat-bogs.


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Szeroka dolina rzeki Rospudy, obramowana morenami (10-15 m wys.), jeziorka dystroficzne, obszar zatorfiony.


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Dolina o nienaruszonych stosunkach wodnych, ³¹ki, torfowiska. 57% powierzchni porastaj¹ lasy.


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Naturalny bór mieszany, na w¹skim wyniesieniu morenowym; jeziora - czêœæ z nich zarastaj¹ca; gr¹dy i olsy;


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œródleœne, dystroficzne jeziora (suchary) wraz z otaczaj¹cym je lasem, po³o¿one na rozleg³ym sandrze; otoczone pasem zatorfieñ;


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Rozleg³e starodrzewia sosnowe, naturalnego pochodzenia - szcz¹tki dawnej Puszczy Perstuñskiej. Czêœæ terenu zabagniona; kompleksy torfowisk, miejscami wa³y wydmowe.


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P³ytkie - do 3.3m, jezioro linowo-szczupakowe, eutroficzne; po³o¿one w rozleg³ej, p³askiej, zatorfionej dolinie od NW ograniczonej zandrem augustowskim. Jezioro otoczone szerokim pasem szuwarów, brzegi zatorfione przechodz¹ce w pas torfowisk przejœciowych. Jezioro jest muliste poroœniête ramienicami, na du¿ych powierzchniach dochodz¹cymi do lustra wody.


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Ostoja obejmuje ma³e dystroficzne jeziorko oraz wystêpuj¹ce nad jego brzegami torfowisko i bór bagienny. Na jeziorku wystêpuj¹ p³ywaj¹ce wysepki torfowe.:


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Niewielka wysepka, wyniesiona oko³o 50m ponad taflê jeziora, gleba silnie wilgotna. Zbiorowisko roœlinne o nieustabilizowanym charakterze fitosocjologicznym - stadium przejœciowe od zbiorowisk z rz. Phragmitetalia do zb. gr¹dowego.


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Torfowisko weglanowe bêdace mozaik¹ 2 typów - niskiego iwysokiego, zasilane wod¹ z Kana³u Augustowskiego bogat¹ w wêglan wapnia i wod¹ opadow¹.


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A complex of largely decidous forest with significant admixture of Picea. The relief of the site is greatly diversified with considerable denivelations. Lower situated places are occupied by swampy types of forest or open marshes. The area is cut by numerous rivulets and it abounds in small water bodies. There is also a complex of lakes (with the largest one - £aŸno) adjacent to the forest. Some of numerous mid-forest meadows are wet. Many stands have a natural character, some are over 150 year old. Ÿródliska, g³azy narzutowe; rzeŸba ukszta³towana przez zlodowacenia, w g³êboko wciêtych dolinach torfowiska lub jeziora; w SE czêœci jeziora rynnowe poprzedzielane morenami z fragmentami ozów; sporo strumieni zasilanych Ÿródliskami;


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Obszar moreny czo³owej o wyj¹tkowo "niespokojnej rzeŸbie"; wa³y i pagórki morenowe poprzedzielane zabagnionymi dolinami i ciekami wodnymi. Dominuj¹ lasy liœciaste, mniejsze powierzchnie zajmuj¹ mszyste bory œwierkowe.


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Jezioro w kotle eworsyjnym, g³êbokoœæ maksymalna 42m, otoczone lasami - bory œwierkowe i ³êgi, dno poroœniete ³¹kami ramienicowymi.;


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Ostoja obejmuje jezioro Wigry (pow. 2170 ha i g³. 73 m) 	wraz z ca³ym zespo³em jezior otaczajacych, pozostaj¹cych 	z nim w œcis³ym zwi¹zku hydrologicznym oraz innych jezior 	ró¿nej wielkoœci, wœród nich ma³ych jeziorek 	dystroficznych zwanych sucharami. Obejmuje ona tak¿e 	otaczaj¹ce lasy stanowi¹ce pó³nocn¹ czêœæ Puszczy 	Augustowskiej, fragment doliny Czarnej Hañczy i tereny 	rolnicze. Pó³nocna czêœæ Wigierskiego PN wyró¿nia siê 	bardzo urozmaicon¹ rzeŸb¹ ukszta³towan¹ przez lodowiec - strome wzgórza moreny czo³owej, ozy, kemy oraz zag³êbienia wytopiskowe. W rynnach polodowcowych i zag³êbieniach wytopiskowych powsta³y jeziora, z których czêœæ jest obecnie ca³kowicie wype³niona torfem, zaœ inne otoczone s¹ p³ywaj¹cym mszarem torfowcowym powoli nasuwajacym siê na lustro br¹zowo¿ó³tej, bogatej w substancje organiczne wody. W dolinach ma³ych cieków stosunki wodne sa modyfikowane przez bobry, które buduj¹c tamy powoduj¹ zatapianie ca³ych dolin. Na po³udnie od Jeziora Wigry teren jest równinny i p³aski. Du¿a przepuszczalnoœæ gruntu powoduje, ¿e w zasadzie brak tu cieków, za to woda jest odprowadzana bezpoœrednio do Jeziora Wigry przez licznie wystêpuj¹ce na jego brzegu Ÿródliska. Lasy otaczaj¹ce jezioro s¹ w du¿ej czêœci silnie zmienione w wyniku u¿ytkowania (zrêby zupe³ne odnawiane sztucznie jednym lub z dominacj¹ jednego gatunku drzewa) 	WPK wyró¿nia siê krajobrazem - centraln¹ czêœæ stanowi jezioro Wigry z bogat¹ i urozmajcon¹ lini¹ brzegow¹. Otoczone jest terenami pagórkowatymi, poroœniêtymi lasami. Ukszta³towane one zosta³y podczas ostatniego zlodowacenia zwanego ba³tyckim. Stykaj¹ siê tu dwa obszary geograficzne o odmiennych cechach morfologicznych: moreny czo³owej w czêœci pó³nocnej i sandru w czêsci po³udniowej. Okolice Jeziora Wigry odznaczaj¹ siê bardzo ch³odnym klimatem, œrednia roczna temperatura powietrza siêga tu 6,2 st. C i jest oko³o 2 st. ni¿sza ni¿ w Polsce po³udniowej. Najwiêkszy udzia³ w pokryciu terenu grunty leœne, które zajmuj¹ 60,8% pow. Parku, wody 19,4%, zaœ w pozosta³¹ czêœæ wchodz¹ grunty rolne, ³¹ki i pastwiska oraz nieu¿ytki i tereny zabudowane.


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It is the section of Czarna Hañcza river from the village of Sobolewo to the Hañcza Bay of Wigry lake, together with the Bay and adjacent to it forest fragment including three small lakes. On both sides of the river there extend marshy meadows sepparating it from alder and alder-birch thickets. Only in places these woods overgrow river banks. Spruce-pine forests cover the rest of the area.


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The upper course of the Biebrza River, cutting through peat deposits. The area was partially drained many years ago and now consists of moss fens and sedge/moss fens with pasture and riverine hay meadows. There occur patches of marshy and mixed coniferous forests.


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This forest complex (the greater part of which is in the territory of Russia) distinguishes itself by a diversified relief, presence of numerous streams and some small lakes, and relatively large areas of peat-bogs (one of them covers 150ha). Deciduous forests with lime and maple, mountain elm, hornbeam and spruce in admixture predominate. In some places the share of spruce is high. Ash-alder riverine carrs grow in stream valleys. In many places bog coniferous forests occur. Due to its picturesque relief and high share of spruce Romincka forest resembles taiga forests.


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It is an oligotrophic lake (4535 m long, 1175 m wide, and 42 m deep - on average). It resembles typical mountain lakes with its hard bottom and transparent water. Only the north-east banks are overgrown with forest. The margins of the lake are covered with boulders, almost on its whole length.


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A very shallow eutrophic lake (av. depth 0.6 m, max. 3.0m) ca. 75% of the lake bottom is covered by Chara meadows. The surrounding belt includes Salix scrub, reedbeds, and swampy alder forest. Adjacent to the site areas are utilized for farming purposes.


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It is a fen (result of drainage of former lake) with system of drainage canals, surrounded by wet birch forest, alder swamp-forest, a belt of oziers and meadows extensively used for grazing and haymaking. The fen is covered with sedge bed, reed bed and willow thickets.


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The site includes a eutrophic lake (Oœwin) and adjacent forest and non-forest areas, with numerous swamps. Non-forest areas, previously used as pastures, are mostly not utilized now. They have undergone secondary swamping and overgrowing with alder thickets and sedge communities. The most part of the water table of lake Oœwin is covered by reed bed. There are seven islands overgrown with wood. The lake feeds Oœwinka river, a tributary of £yna.


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A large mesotrophic lake with 4 islands, situated in moraine landscape. The islands are covered with deciduous woods. The surrounding area are meadows and fields, except for the southern shore bordering on forest. There are erratics on the the lake sides.


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The site includes Murowany Most - Michnowice section of the Marycha river together with adjacent stands dominated by alder with admixture of birch, poplar and spruce.


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Twierdza Boyen w Gi¿ycku obejmuje kilkanaœcie wiêkszych i mniejszych obiektów, w których nietoperze znajduj¹ dogodne warunki zimowania. S¹ to jedno- i dwupoziomowe bastiony wchodz¹ce w sk³ad murów otaczaj¹cych Twierdzê oraz wiêksze obiekty po³o¿one wewn¹trz murów i po ich zewnêtrznej stronie. Twierdza jest udostepniona do zwiedzania (szlaki spacerowe), zaœ czêœæ obiektów jest wykorzystywana do ró¿nych celów (kawiarnia z klubem nocnym, magazyny, zak³ad serowarski itp.). Opiekê nad obiektem sprawuje Towarzystwo Mi³oœników Twierdzy w Gi¿ycku.;


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Bunkry w gm. Wêgorzewo, leœnictwo Mamerki stanowi¹ kompleks ponad dwudziestu niewielkich, jednopoziomowych obiektów, usytuowanych w lesie nad brzegiem Jeziora Mamry. Bunkry te nie posiadaj¹ ¿adnych otworów poza wejœciowymi. W ka¿dym z bunkrów wejœcia prowadz¹ do w¹skiego korytarzyka, z którego dopiero przechodzi siê do dwu lub czterech ma³ych sal. Taka budowa bunkrów sprawia, ¿e pomimo ma³ych rozmiarów, s¹ one wystarczaj¹co izolowane, by mog³y w nich zimowaæ przynajmniej niektóre gatunki nietoperzy.


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Jeziora z du¿ymi koloniami czapli siwej na wyspach i pó³wyspach, otoczone wielogatunkowymi lasami z przewag¹ borów mieszanych; skarpy i parowy Ÿródliskowe;:


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The reserve includes the flood plain of the River Warta where it joins the Odra, and the River Postomia. There is a combination of the natural stretches of river and man-made storage reservoirs, with numerous old drainage channels, meadows, and pastures. The reserve is flooded for about eight months of the year. However, it happens that the area is not flooded at all. The character of vegetation occuring in the site depends on the intensity of floods. There are frequent large fluctuations in the water-level between March and July.


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Ostoja obejmuje fragment Pojezierza Myœliborskiego z jeziorami Sitno, Tchórzyno i Leœne oraz przyleg³ymi torfowiskami i lasami. Najcenniejsze jest torfowisko Tchórzyno powsta³e na kredzie jeziornej przyleg³e do zarastaj¹cego jeziora ze stanowiskami rzadkich zespo³ów i roœlin wapieniolubnych.


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Ostoja obejmuje 2 jeziora z przyleg³ymi torfowiskami, otoczone lasem. Najbardziej interesuj¹ca czêœæ ostoi obejmuje po³udniowy brzeg jeziora Ch³op z przybrze¿nymi bagnami, lesistym pó³wyspem i relkitowe zarastaj¹ce jeziorko. Szczególnie interesuj¹ce s¹ gaje leszczynowe, szuwary k³oci wiechowatej, zespo³y turzycowiskowe i mechowiska. W bagiennej czêœci nad jeziorkiem z³o¿e osadów gytii jeziornej. Jezioro jest alkalitroficzne z podwodnymi ³¹kami ramienic i rzadkimi gatunkami jezierzy - Najas marina i N. minor.


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A part of the Warta flood-plains, south-west of Santok, including meadows/pastures, fields, and old drainage channels. The meadows are flooded each year between March and May.


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The lower section/mouth of the River Noteæ, north-east Santok. The river is channelled between two artificial raised embankments but there are associated wet meadows, drainage channels, former river-bed areas, and marshes with scrub and small woods.


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The valley between Babimost and Szumi¹ca, drained in the nineteenth century, is now a mosaic of dry, open and scrub- covered meadows and pastures, with ash/alder and oak-hornbeam forests (20-100 years old).


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The sites includes streches of Drawa and P³ociczna river valleys, fragments of Drawa Forest and a number of chain lakes with the largest Ostrowieckie Lake (370 ha). The landscape of the area was shaped during the last glaciation. Sandr formations cover 70% of the site. Characteristic feature of the relief are meandering channels of Drawa and P³ociczna rivers of high, and in places precipitous, escarpments. Forests cover ca 80% of the area, and arable land, meadows and pastures only 1.5%. The surface of waters is 875 ha (10% of the area). Na terenie ostoi zarejestrowano 651 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych, w tym 21 paprotników, 191 gatunków mszaków i 123 gatunki grzybów wielkoowocnikowych. W Drawie i P³ocicznej istnieje kilka stanowisk rzadkiego krasnorostu, wymagaj¹cego bardzo czystych wód Hildebranchia rivularis.


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It is an extensive forest complex with numerous lakes and small rivers. Forests cover ca. 87% of the area. They are mostly mixed coniferous forests (58.2%) and mixed forests (22.6%). Pine stands predominate, however, the area of beech, oak, and mixed stands is pretty large. Particularly valuable beech woods are protected in the Wilanów nature reserve and will be protected in the projected "Buczyna Barlinecka" nature reserve. The site includes 55 lakes (about 1020 ha in total); the largest lakes are Barliñskie, Marwickie, Dankowskie (88ha), Lubie (78ha), Ch³op (63ha) and Lubieszewko (59ha).


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Torfowisko mszarne ze strefowym uk³adem fitocenoz od trzêsawiskowego mszaru po bór bagienny, bagienne brzeziny i oles.


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Pó³nocny brzeg jeziora Wielgie z przylegaj¹cymi piaszczystymi wzniesieniami.


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System of lakes between Trzciel and Lubikowo;


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Ostoja obejmuje Jezioro Wielkie i po³¹czone z nim Jeziora Konin i Rybojady. Jezioro Wielkie (377ha, av. depth of 2.1m) is eutrophic, contains three small islands The site is surrounded by forests and meadows.:


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Ostoja obejmuje Dolinê P³oni na odcinku Barlinek - Przywodzie. Jest ona obramowana wysokimi wyniesieniami morenowymi, wznoszacymi siê 30-60 m nad poziom dna. Stromo b¹dŸ ³agodnie opadaj¹ce zbocza doliny poroœniête s¹ lasami, w wielu miejscach poprzecinane g³êbokimi jarami i w¹wozami (ok. 90 w¹wozów w górnym odcinku doliny). Jednym z nich jest "Skalisty Jar Libberta", który wyró¿nia siê od pozosta³ych wystêpowaniem sporadycznie wystepujacych na Pomorzu Zachodnim ska³ek zlepieñcowych, osiagaj¹cych wysokoœæ oko³o 4m. W œrodkowej czêœci jaru zachowa³y siê ska³ki osadowe, o niepowtarzalnej rzeŸbie bêd¹ce zjawiskiem unikatowym na Ni¿u Polskim.


