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Wybitne walory krajobrazowe, stanowiska rzadkich gatunków Ÿródliskowych, ³¹kowych i leœnych, w tym reliktów borealnych i górskich, stanowiska bardzo rzadkich na ni¿u zespo³ów Ÿródliskowych.


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Liczne rzadkie gatunki, w tym relikty borealne, w zbiorowiskach Ÿródliskowych, ³¹kowych i na torfowiskach Ÿródliskowych.


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unikalna roœlinnoœæ halofilna; ostoja wa¿na dla ptaków migruj¹cych; jedno z nielicznych w Polsce stanowisk biegusa zmiennego i ostrygojada.


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ostoja kormoranów; ¿erowisko or³a bielika;


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Miejsce lêgowe ptaków wodnych i b³otnych (np. kilkadziesi¹t gniazd rybitwy zwyczajnej); bardzo interesuj¹cy zespó³ roœlinnoœci torfowiskowej;


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Ostoja wa¿na dla ptaków migrujacych i dla pierz¹cego siê ptactwa. Jest to równie¿ miejsce ¿erowania kormoranów i czapli siwych. W czasie niskich stanów wody ¿eruj¹ tu znaczne iloœci siewkowców, z których najliczniejszy jest batalion (do 4500 os.). W czasie ³agodnych zim przebywa tu do 10000 Anatidae.


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Miejsce lêgowe kormorana i czapli siwej.


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Najlepiej zachowany kompleks krajobrazowy tego typu w Polsce. Reprezentuje dobrze zachowany pod ka¿dym wzglêdem mezoregion Wzniesieñ Górowskich, gdzie nachodz¹ na siebie pó³nocno-wschodni kraniec zasiêgu buka i zachodni kraniec subborealno-borealnego zasiêgu œwierka. Ostoja obejmuje jeden z najstarszych rezerwatów przyrody w Europie, utworzony przez H. Corwentza.


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Jedno z najbogatszych stanowisk brzozy niskiej, ok. 1000 okazów, roœnie tu te¿ forma drobnolistna. Stanowisko zosta³o skontrolowane w 1986 r. i wg oceny dr T. Za³uskiego populacja jest œrednio liczna, du¿o okazów skarla³ych.


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Wa¿ne pierzowisko gêsi i kaczek. Zlotowisko ¿urawi do 2000 os.


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A very important area for passage grebes, ducks, waders, gulls, and terns. An important site for breeding Sterna spp. The only breeding site of Sterna sandvicensis, Sterna paradisea and Charadrius alexandrinus (sporadically) in Poland. W okresie nielêgowym w ostoi wystêpuje ok. 120 gatunków ptaków. Latem i jesieni¹ notuje siê do 2500 os. kormorana, 40 tys. osobników mewy ma³ej - Larus minutus - (jest to najwiêksza koncentracja w Europie) i 40 tys. os. Larus canus, 580 os. Sterna sandvicensis, 3000 os. Sterna hirundo, 5000 os. Chlidonias niger. Ostoja jest te¿ wa¿nym zimowiskiem, zw³aszcza dla kaczek i mew.


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Jedyna pozosta³oœæ lasów ³êgowych, typowych dla dolin du¿ych rzek, w delcie Wis³y.


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce (1974 - 10par, 1984 - 18par);


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Jedna z wiekszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce (1974 - 22pary, 1984 - 15 par);


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It is a reguge of many rare and threatened vertebrate and invertebrate species. The site supports 160 breeding bird species; among others 25% of Polish population of Pandion haliaetus nests here.


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The site has unique scenic qualities. It is distinguished by great number of springs, mostly of helorheocrenous type. The aquatic fauna of invertebrates has a great share of relic species (some very rare in Polish fauna) connected with cold and well oxygenised waters. It is a characteristic feature of this site that the number of eurytopic species is very low. As much as 86 bird species, including some rare ones, were observed in the area.


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65 dobrze zachowanych pomnikowych dêbów, 7 gatunków roslin chronionych;


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The area supports a rich community of birds, chiefly those connected with aquatic and marshy habitats. One of the largest in the region colonies of black cormorant on Sasek Ma³y Lake.


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Naturalny krajobraz Poj. Olsztyñskiego, doskona³e warunki dla ptaków wodnych i drapie¿nych; piêkny mieszany drzewostan z pomnikowymi okazami drzew.:


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The area supports many rare and threatened animal species (lynx, wolf, otter, beaver, eagle owl, H. albicilla, A. pomarina). Particularly valuable as regards their nature are some lakes (Warno³ty, Jezioro Pogubie Wielkie). In 1976-1978 a pair of Aquila clanga was observed in Strza³owo forest district. Pomnikowe dêby ok. 3-4, maksymalnie 6m obwodu.


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The area is very important for migrating cranes (2000 - 3000 birds on autumn passages), ryœ i wilk przechodnie;


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Place of autumn concentration of cranes (to 2500 ind.)


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A summer roost for Anser anser ca 400i; a moulting area for ducks. There are ca 100 bird species on this area. The largest population of Luscinia svecica in Poland. Hunting area of some raptors (H. albicilla, A. pomarina, P. haliaetus).


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Miejsce gniazdowania wielu gatunków ptaków, du¿a kolonia kormoranów i liczne gniazda czapli siwej.:


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The river supports one of main beaver populations in the region of Mazurian Lakeland.:


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The site supports 30-40males of Tetrao tetrix.:


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One of the main centres of beaver occurrence in the region.


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Area particularly important for raptorial birds; e. g. at the same time 10 young H. albicilla may be observed.


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The site is distinguished by a great variety of plant communities and abundance of rare peat-bog species. Jedno z lepiej zachowanych stanowisk Betula humilis na Pojezierzu Mazurskim.


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jedna z wiêkszych w Polsce kolonia lêgowa bociana bia³ego - w 1974 roku - 18par, w 1984 - 18 par, w 1992 - 29 par;


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w by³ej gminie Skandawa w 1990r. odnotowano 77 par na 100 km kwadratowych - najwy¿sze zagêszczenie bociana bia³ego w Polsce i w ca³ej Europie Œrodkowej


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Ostoja o jednym z najwy¿szych zagêszczeñ (63 pary/100 sqkm) Ciconia ciconia w Polsce i w ca³ej Europie Œrodkowej;


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Jedna z najwiêkszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce - rok 1984 - 11 par, 1990 - 23 pary.


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Jedna z najliczniejszych kolonii bociana Bia³ego w Polsce - 1974 - 35 par, 1984 - 25 par, 1992 - 22 pary.


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W latach 1991-1993 stwierdzono : Barbastalla barbastellus - 96 os., Eptesicus nilssoni - 15 os., Myotis daubentoni - 10 os., Eptesicus serotinus - 7 os., Myotis nattereri - 4 os., Plecotus auritus - 3 os.


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Miejsca lêgów rzadkich ptaków wodnych i wodno-b³otnych, ¿erowisko l;icznych ptaków drapie¿nych.


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The area supports some rare vertebrate species.


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Numerous bird rarities from CORINE lists; important for black grouse; The site supports also a flock of non-breeding cranes (<40ind.).


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W 1992 roku 13 osobników Nyctalus noctula;


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It is a refuge for many rare and threatened vertebrates, such as capercaille, black grouse, raptors, lynx, wolf and otter. Ca. 140 breeding bird species, for some of them the site is one of the most important in the country. 	W samej tylko po³udniowo-wschodniej czêœci puszczy (ok. 	38 000ha) zanotowano Grus grus <70p, Aquila pomarina 	<30p, Tetrao urogallus <45i, Aegolius funereus 10p, 	Picoides tridactylus <30p, Dendrocops leucotos <50p, 	Ciconia nigra <14p, Pernis apivorus <35.


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Jedyne w Polsce stanowisko Botrychium virginianum, obserwowane oko³o 1978 roku; ostoja obfituje w storczyki (12gatunków), jedno z piêciu stanowisk Epipogium aphyllum w pó³nocnej Polsce.


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The site is of high natural and scenic value. Both the river and adjacent to it plant communities (forest and non-forest) retained their natural character. The site supports the colony of beavers.


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Ekosystem w wysokim stopniu naturalny, niezaburzone stosunki wodne, zachowany naturalny charakter roœlinnoœci torfowiskowej. Du¿a ró¿norodnoœæ flory, 30 gatunków chronionych. Najwartoœciowszy z florystycznego punktu widzenia obiekt Pojezierza Mazurskiego.


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Obiekt przyrodniczy o wysokich walorach krajobrazowych. It is the site of high scenic value.


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Naturalna szata roœlinna, bogactwo wystêpuj¹cych roœlin, rzadkie gatunki roslin i zwierz¹t; najstarszy drzewostan Puszczy Augustowskiej;


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W ostoi znajduj¹ siê typowo wykszta³cone p³aty boru mszarnego, szcz¹tki dawnej Puszczy Perstuñskiej, ostoja g³uszca i wilka.


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Miejsce lêgowe ptaków wodnych,obejmuje równie¿ pas ³¹k i fragment lasu; jedna z wa¿niejszych populacji Aldrovanda vesiculosa. Cenny obiekt do badañ procesów sukcesyjnych przy ró¿nym nachyleniu dna i nasileniu procesów torfotwórczych.


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jedno z nielicznych stanowisk w tym regionie;


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Rzadki typ torfowisk, nagromadzenie rzadkich gatunków roœlin


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Najwa¿niejsza na Poj. Mazurskim ostoja mucho³ówki bia³oszyjej; rzadki zespó³ Scolochloetum festucaceae; niezwykle bogata fauna ptaków.


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Jeden z lepiej zachowanych fragmentów Puszczy Boreckiej o wysokim stopniu naturalnoœci.


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P³aty rzadkiego gatunku Scholochloa festucacea i gin¹ce gatunki ramienic Chara; kocio³ eworsyjny jest unikatow¹ form¹ geomorfologiczn¹ na Poj. Mazurskim.


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Flora naczyniowa sk³ada sie z 896 gatunków; 262 gatunków porostów, 65 gatunków roœlin chronionych, 40 gat. zagro¿onych, 38 gat. w¹trobowców, 141 - mchów; oko³o 184 gatunków ptaków; Na Pó³wyspie Jurkowy Róg (miêdzy jeziorami Wigry, Krusznik i Mulaczysko) znajduje siê p³aski, zalewowy obszar z ca³kowicie, naturalnym uk³adem pe³nego ci¹gu sukcesyjnego zbiorowisk bagiennych od szuwaru do olesu. Zachodzi tutaj proces eutrofizacji, poszczególne zbiorniki znajduj¹ siê w ró¿nych stadiach tego procesu. Silna, naturalna (nieintrodukowana) populacja bobra.


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One of the main beaver refuges in Suwa³ki region. Suwa³ki population of beaver was estabilished due to spontaneous expansion of Niemen population.


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The site supports rare vertebrate species. The locality of the Betula humilis well preserved.


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The deepest (108m) lake in North European lowlands of high scenic value. Chara strigosa has there its only locality in Poland.


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Najwiêksze w Polsce miejsce lêgowe ³abêdzia niemego (Cygnus olor); a tak¿e jego zimowisko (<1900 os.) i pierzowisko (<2000 os.). A refuge for rare and threatened waterfowl; feeding ground for noumerous raptors nesting in the neighbourhood (Pernis apivorus, Milvus migrans, Milvus milvus, Haliaeetus albicilla); The site is also important for migrating waterfowl (concentrations from 4500 do 13000ind.)


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The site is the largest and best preserved fen in the Masurian Lakeland. The greatest autumn concentration of cranes in Poland (<1500 males). In summer the site supports a flock of ca 200 non-breeding cranes.


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Woterfowl refuge; the place of cranes' concentration (<200i).


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The site supports significant colony of black cormorants. It is also an important migration stop-over for geese in autumn (<1000 ind.). Zagêszczenie nornicy rudej jest tu najwy¿sze ze stwierdzonych w Europie (na Wyspie Heleny).


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one of the main beaver refuges in the region;


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Na jeziorze jedna z najwiêkszych kolonii mewy œmieszki w Polsce; ostoja ptactwa wodno-b³otnego.


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii lêgowych w Polsce (1974 - 19 par, 1984 - 27 par);


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce (1974 - 16 par, 1984 11 par);


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Zimowisko nietoperzy: 94 os. M. nattereri; 25 os. M. daubentoni; lata 1991-1993 - E. nilssoni 6 os., Plecotus auritus 1 os., Barbastella barbastellus 13 os.,


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Zimowisko nietoperzy; w latach 1991-1993 zimowa³o tu 84 os. w tym 51 mopków.


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Ramsar Site - one of the most valuable objects of this type in Central Europe. The area supports a very rich breeding bird community with many threatened species. W 1992 liczebnoœæ niektórych gatunków drastycznie spad³a w zestawieniu z maksymalnymi wartosciami z poprzedzajacego dwudziestolecia (b³otniak stawowy z 40 do 5 par, rybitwa zwyczajna z 280 do 15 par, r. czarna z 410 d0 150 par, krzy¿ówka z 2000 do 410 par). Ostoja jest równie¿ wa¿na dla wodno-b³otnych ptaków migruj¹cych. Wiosn¹ zatrzymuje siê tu 33000, a jesieni¹ 78000 kaczek oraz odpowiednio 100000 i 90000 gêsi. Zanotowano tu 3000 os. batalionów (wiosna) i 1300 ¿urawi (jesieñ). S³oñsk jest ponadto znacz¹cynm pie¿owiskiem i zimowiskiem ptaków wodno-b³otnych. A very important site for passage waterflow (geese - spring 3000, autumn 3600; ducks - spring 3300, autumn 7200) and wintering wildfowl (swans - 900, geese 49000, ducks 49000);


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Important bird area; 177 breeding and migrating bird species; site supports numerous Philomachus pugnax population - 120 - 150 males observed in spring; ca. 220 monumental trees, :


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Some interesting breeding bird species.:


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Nieprzeciêtne cechy fizjograficzne, malowniczoœæ krajobrazu, unikalne zró¿nicowanie ekosystemów. Zarejestrowano 95 enklaw najcenniejszych drzewostanów sk³adaj¹cych siê przeciêtnie z ponad 120-letnich drzew w tym 450-letnie dêby i 330-letnie buki. 151 gatunków ptaków, 29 gatunków ryb, 71 - mieczaków, 26 gatunków wa¿ek, 30 gatunkow jêtek, 651 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych. W wyj¹tkowo czystych wodach ¿yje wiele rzadkich organizmów: g¹bki: Spongilla lacustris, Ephydatia fluviatilis; mszywio³y: Cristatella mucedo, Plumatella fungosa; pijawki: Batracobdella paludosa, Boreobdella verrucata, Theromyzon maculosum, Erpobdella monostriata, Erpobdella testecea, Dina lineata, Dina apathyi. Rzadkie mchy i w¹trobowce: Dicramum bergeri, Marchantia aquatica, Ptilidium ciliare, Calypogeia sphagnicola, Zygodon viridissimus. Ciekawa ichtiofauna - tarliska rzadkich ryb.


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The site includes a variety of habitats of a natural character. It supports the rich vascular flora (639 species) and numerous bird rarities. According to data from 1981 the site harbours at least 7 nests of the Black Stork.


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Naturalny uk³ad sukcesyjny zbiorowisk roœlinnych; gin¹ce i rzadkie gatunki roslin.


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ostoje ptactwa wodnego: Jez. Wielkie, Jez. Lubikowskie, Jez. Czarne, "staw Gertruda"; stawy rybne k/Trzciela - ¿erowisko siewkowatych na przelotach;:


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82 breeding bird species with rare and threatened ones. In autumn there are observed up to 5000 ducks, geese and coots.


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Rzadkie zespo³y roœlinnoœci kalcyfilnej, interesuj¹ca flora mchów i du¿a populacja Orchis laxiflora ssp. palustris.


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Najwiêksza znana zimowa kolonia nietoperzy w Polsce (the largest wintering bat colony known from Poland);


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jedno z trzech stanowisk istniej¹cych w Polsce;:


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Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce - w 1992r. zimowa³o 362os.; 131 0s. M. nattereri, 89. os. M. daubentoni


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One of the bigger nesting colonies of the white stork in Poland (1974 - 6p., 1984 - 15p., 1989 - 14p.).


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The area supports some threatened bird species.


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The site harbours threatened bird species. Important for migrating waterfowl.


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Jedno z 2 istniej¹cych stanowisk w Polsce. P. globulifera obserwowana od 1988r.


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jedno z 2 istniej¹cych stanowisk w Polsce P. globulifera obserwowane w 1982 i 1983 r.


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Populacja A. nodiflorum zajmuje 15 sqm, pokrywaj¹c je a 60 - 95% - jedyne istniej¹ce stanowisko w Polsce, znane od poczatku lat 30-tych.


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One of the bigger colony of the white stork in Poland (1974 - 11p, 1984 - 15p).


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Niezwykle atrakcyjna rzeŸba. Jedno z nielicznych w Polsce stanowisk goŸdzika sinego.


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Jedna z wiekszych kolonii legowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce (1974 - 27 par, 1984 32 pary, 1988 - 27 par);


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Przyk³ad dobrze zachowanej naturalnej doliny rzecznej, obejmuj¹cej jedne z najcenniejszych na Ziemi Lubuskiej torfowisk. Wystêpuj¹ tu rzadkie i zagro¿one gatunki kregowców. Obserwowano tu orlika krzykliwego, trzmielojada, kaniê rdzaw¹, a tak¿e bociana czarnego. W wodach stwierdzono przedstawicieli Salmo sp. i Lampetra sp.


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Jedna z wa¿niejszych ostoi bielika i b³otniaka stawowego w regionie.


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W 1985 roku wsiedlono tu rodzinê (3 osobn.) bobrów pozyskanych z od³owu w olsztyñskiem. Pocz¹tkowo bobry spenetrowa³y okolicê a nastêpnie osiedli³y siê w miejscu wsiedlenia i tu dochowa³y siê potomstwa.


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Jedno z miejsc liczniejszego wystêpowania zimorodka na Ziemi Lubuskiej; bobry wsiedlone w 1985r. rozradzaj¹ siê na tym terenie -ndl. Krosno Odrz., leœn. Kêpiny, oddz. 2.


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This vast forest area (one of the largest in Central and Northern Poland) supports a number of rare and threatened animal species (eg. wolf, otter, beaver eg. in Koñczak river valley).


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Osobliwoœci flory i fauny charakterystyczne dla wartkich potoków górskich. Jedyne stanowisko w Polsce krasnorostu Thorea ramosissima. Wystêpuje tu tak¿e Hildebrandtia rivularis.


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teren po³o¿ony na szlaku wêdrówek ptaków na wiosennych i jesiennych przelotach; zatrzymuj¹ siê tu setki gêsi i ¿urawi:


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The area supports rich ornithofauna, including 41 nesting species of waterfowl. Altogether 186 breeding and migrating species were noted, among them some rare and threatened with extinction. This site is known of its xerotermophilous fauna of Arachnidae with Eucta castnerii - a new species to Poland - recorded in 1973.


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Some rarities among breeding ornithofauna. Moulting area of Cygnus olor (over 300 ind.). Important site for migrating birds in autumn and spring. Eg. in spring rest here Cygnus bewickii (190 ind.), Cygnus cygnus (120 ind.).


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cenne zanikaj¹ce siedliska plytkich dystroficznych jezior;:


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1 z 3 istniej¹cych w Polsce stanowisk Calderia parnassifolia; od Nak³a do ujœcia Noteci do Warty 16 rodzin Castor fiber;


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Jedna z 20 najwiekszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (w 1991 r. 735 os., a w 1994 roku 684 osobniki). Najdalej wysuniête na pn. stanowisko Myotis bechsteinii;


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miejsce wystêpowania brzozy niskiej oraz bogate stanowisko storczyków;


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The largest forest complex in Polish Lowlands with many relic, threatened and rare plant species (1125 vascular plant species) and rich fauna (e.g. 135 breeding bird species; 25 migrating; 11 visiting). Wa¿ny teren dla ptaków migruj¹cych (kilkutysiêczne stada kaczek, ³abêdzi w tym Cygnus cygnus i C. columbianus, ³ysek, perkozów, mew i czapli) i zimuj¹cych g³ównie na rzekach Brdzie, Wdzie i Zbrzycy. The pecularity of the area is the stand of Taxus baccata in the "Cisy Staropolskie" nature reserve. 2 postglacial relic species of the Tabanidae. W Borach Tucholskich znajduje siê w okolicach wsi Odry rezerwat "Krêgi Kamienne" (pow. 16.9 ha). Przedmiotem ochrony s¹ tu kamienne krêgi o œrednicy 15-33 m ustawione z kamieni wystaj¹cych do kilkudziesiêciu cm ponad powierzchniê ziemi; s¹ tu równie¿ kurhany o œrednicy mniejszej ni¿ krêgi. Obiekt ten pochodzi z okresu rzymskiego (I-III w ne) i posiada³ prawdopodobnie znaczenie kultowe. W ostoi wystêpuj¹ liczne gatunki porostów (wœród nich zagro¿one i objête ochron¹ gatunkow¹ przedstawiciele rodziny brodaczkowatych (Usneaceae): brodaczki Usnea i w³ostki Bryoria i liczne gatunki mszaków charakterystycznych dla górskiej flory epifitycznej. S¹ to w wiêkszoœci gatunki arktyczno-alpejskie, relikty postglacjalne (Calliergon trifarium, Helidonium lanatum, Paludella squarosa). Jest to ich najwiêksze skupienie w tej okolicy i jedno z najwiêkszych na Ni¿u Polskim. W latach 1984-85 potwierdzono unikalnoœæ stanowiska.


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The site supports 107 nesting bird species among them 5 pairs Bubo bubo. Wyj¹tkowo silnie rozwiniêta sieæ hydrologiczna. Najwiêksze w skali regionu skupienie jezior lobeliowych. Liczne siedliska oligotroficzne z rzadkimi roœlinami.


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Najwiêksze stanowisko brzozy niskiej Betula humilis w woj. bydgoskiej.


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There were recorded 198 bird species in the site; among them 74 connected with wetland (of these 49 nest in the area). Nomeerous bird rarities (2% of Polish breeding population of Circus aeruginosus; 1,5% of Polish breeding population of Botaurus stellaris; nearly 5% of european breeding population of Anser anser). There is numerous population of Gentianella uliginosain the this site.


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Some nesting rarities. Moulting area for Cygnus olor (<360ind.), Anas platyrhynchos (<600ind.) and Fulica atra (<4000 ind.). Important for migrating birds.


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Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii - w 1992r. i w 1993 ok. 260 os.;


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40 krzewów Betula humilis - 0,5 - 1 m wys.; rzadko owocuj¹;


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The site supports a rich ornithofauna (ca 130 species are observed here).


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30-letnia, najstarsza znana w woj. toruñskim kolonia rybitwy czarnej Chlidonias niger.


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Once exterminated, the wolf appeared again and reproduces in the Dobrzejewice Forest District, several kilometers from the town of Toruñ. The site is about 100 km away from the nearest wolf site Sarbia in western Poland and about 250 km from its sites in the eastern part of Poland. The data gathered indicate the permanent occurrence of the wolf family in this area.


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An important site for migrating waterfowl. It is also a feeding ground for numerous birds of prey nesting in neighbouring forests - Milvus milvus, M. migrans, Haliaeetus albicilla, Aquila pomarina, Accipiter gentilis, A. nisus. A moulting place for Anser anser.


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Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych kolonii zimowych nietoperzy w Plsce - w 1994 roku - 153 osobniki w tym Myotis myotis 19os., M. nattereri 64 os., Myotis daubentonii 21os., Plecotus auritus 19os., Barbastellus barbastellus 9os).


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The site supports a colony of Castor fiber.


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W 1993r - Myotis nattereri - 30os., Myotis daubentonii - 38 os.


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W 1994 r.: Myotis daubentonii - 4os., Plecotus auritus - 7os.


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naturalne zbiorowiska leœne, starodrzewia (100letnie graby i 180letnie sosny);


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Important Bird Area - some bird rarities nest here. Hunting ground for A. pomarina and P. apivorus nesting nearby.


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It is a refuge for a interesting large breeding bird community;


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naturalny proces l¹dowacenia, obecnoœæ zagro¿onych zbiorowisk i gatunków roœlin ni¿szych i naczyniowych; bogate w gatunki ostoje ptasie


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Rich bird community typical of the overgrowing peatbogs and semi-open areas.


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The area supports a rich vertebrate fauna with Lutra lutra, Castor fiber and many bird rarities.


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An important area for passage geese, ducks, coots, and waters, both in spring and autumn.:


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The site harbours 115 breeding bird species, among others the colony of Phalacrocorax carbo and 20 pairs of Circus aeruginosus and the same number of C. pygargus. The site was included in the IBA network; however, 7 bird species (6 of the CORINE list) which bred there in the 1980s are no longer nesting.


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- stare drzewostany sosnowe (200-250 lat) z sosnami bartnymi; - liczne gatunki porostów np. Cladonia alpestris;


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Rich breeding ornithofauna with numerous rarities.


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The site supports some rare and threatened breeding species, it is also a feeding place for a number of other important species from CORINE lists; it saves also a resting place for migratory waterfowl.


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The site supports natural forest, marshy and peat-bog plant communities with characteristic fauna including rare and endangered species as A. chrysaetos, wolf, otter. One of the more valuable natural objects in Poland. Bardzo bogate stanowisko Betula humilis. Natural refuge of moose in Poland.


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Jeden z najwiêkszych w Europie kompleksow torfowisk charakteryzuj¹cych siê wysokim stopniem naturalnoœci.


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Na przelotach stada gêsi (zbo¿owa i bia³oczelna) - 1200 osobników;


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jedna z najcenniejszych kolonii mopka Barbastella barbastellus w Polsce - w 1994r. stwierdzono tu zimowanie 268 os. ;


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The site supports a significant population of Chlidonias niger. Important for spring migration of waterfowl (more than 4000 ind.); particulary for Philomachus pugnax. Stwierdzono tu wystêpowanie 178 gatunków ptaków, w tym co najmniej 125 lêgowych. Rezerwat Wielki Dzia³ obejmuje najwiêkszy w dolinie Narwi kompleks lasów ³êgowych. Bogate populacje miêczaków wodnych, w tym œlimaków: Marstoniopsis scholtzi, Litoglyphus naticoides (Hydrobiidae) oraz Valvata naticina (Valvatiidae).


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Zimowisko nietoperzy - w 1992 roku zimowa³o 157 osobników;


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Bogate populacje œlimaków wodnych: Marstoniopsis scholtzi i Lithoglyphus naticoides (Hydrobiidae) oraz Valvata naticina (Valvatidae).


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Najwieksze w Polsce a mo¿e i w Europie skupienie okaza³ych drzew, osi¹gaj¹cych niespotykane gdzie indziej rozmiary i wiek. Wiêkszoœæ drzewostanów puszczy zwanych starodrzewami liczy ponad 200 lat. Refugium wielu gatunków flory i fauny puszczañskiej.


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Stanowiska roœlin chronionych; ostoja g³uszca.


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Obecnoœæ we florze szeregu rzadkich gatunków, w tym 13 chronionych . Na tle ca³ej Puszczy wyraŸnie bogactwo roœlin kserotermicznych. Fragment Puszczy zachowany w naturalnym stanie; w pe³ni wykszta³cony zespó³ Calamagrostio-Pinetum podlega ochronie tylko w tym rezerwacie na terenie Puszczy. W 1981 r. notowano tu oko³o 30 kwitn¹cych okazów Neottianthe cucullata.


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Due to little changed natural conditions Puszcza Knyszyñska is one of the most valuable forest complexes in Poland, distinguished by its boreal character. Its landscape resembles a south-west taiga. It has a rich flora (774 species of higher plants) and fauna (eg. about 160 breeding species, 43 strictly protected plant species), ca. 100 tooting males of Tetrao tetrix.


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Bory onaturalnym charakterze ze stanowiskami wielu rzadkich gatunków roœlin.


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Typowo wykszta³cony, bardzo rzadki typ lasu Dryopteridi-Betuletum pubescentis. Bogata flora mszaków z gatunkami reliktowymi i borealnymi. Jedno z najbogatszych stanowisk pe³nika Trollius europaeus w Polsce pó³nocno-wschodniej. Ostoja ³osia.


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Rezerwat obejmuje ca³¹ zlewniê strumienia wraz z jego stref¹ Ÿródliskow¹, co zapewnia mo¿liwoœæ trwa³ego zachowania niezmienionych stosunków wodnych.


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Wysoki stopieñ naturalnoœci zbiorowisk torfowiskowych charakterystycznych dla Puszczy Knyszyñskiej; rzadkie gatunki roœlin naczyniowych, w tym Betula humilis oraz bogata flora mchów.


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Na terenie ostoi gniazduje 150 gatunków ptaków, w okresie wêdrówki wiosennej na terenie doliny zatrzymuj¹ siê ptaki wodno-b³otne, szczególnie licznie bataliony (>4000i osobników) i czajki (do 1000 osobników). £¹cznie z ostoi tej korzysta wiosn¹ oko³o 5000 osobników. An important area for passage waders in spring; 43% of the endangered ornithofauna in Poland nest in the site;:


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego (1974 r. - 18 par; 1984 r. - 18 par; 1988 r. - 18 par)


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It is next to Biebrza Basin permanent breeding locality (site) of Chlidonias leucopterus in Poland.


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Tereny z zachowan¹ roœlinnoœci¹ naturaln¹ po³o¿one w granicach i na obrze¿u miasta, funkcje dydaktyczne i poznawcze.


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The site supports 103 species of nesting and feeding here birds. It is a place of autumn concentrations (100 specimens) of Ciconia ciconia.


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The site supports a rich breeding bird community (62 species). It is also a feeding area for Cricaetus gallicus, Aquila pomarina, Hieraeetus pennatus and Bubo bubo nesting in nearby Bia³owie¿a Forest.


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The valley supports rich breeding bird community (145 species) and Pietkowo Ponds - 49 species. The site is important as a resting place and feeding grounds for migrating waterfowl. It is also a moulting place for Anas platyrhynchos (1000 - 1500 specimens) and Anas querquedula. In spring there stay here 700 - 800 non-breeding White Storks. Pietkowo Ponds are feeding place for Haliaeetus albicilla and Bubo bubo nesting in adjacent forests.


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A rich breeding bird community (105 species), 60 - 80 males of Lyrurus tetrix observed on lakes.


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The area supports one of the seven localities of Chamaedaphne calyculata in Poland.:


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce (1974 - 14 par; 1984 - 8 par; 1986 - 12 par)


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The aere supports a very rich breeding community of rare and threatened species. Jedno z kilku w Polsce stanowisk Burhinus oedicnemus. Interesuj¹ce gatunki paj¹ków: Agyneta affinis, A. saxatilis, Chocorna picinus, Enoplognatha thoracica, Enophrys aequipes, Hahnia halveola, Iberina candida, Leptyphantes flavipes, Styloctetor stativus.


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zachowane naturalne obszary zalewowe; flora obejmuje 230 gat.; ostoja lêgowa 55 gat. ptaków


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Unikatowe dobrze zachowane zespo³y starorzeczy i zwi¹zanych z nimi zbiorowisk wodnych, a tak¿e leœnych i ³¹kowych.


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The site supports a rich breeding bird community with some rarities. It is also an important feeding area for Ciconia ciconia, Ciconia nigra, Milvus migrans and Haliaeetus albicilla, nesting nearby. Siemieñ ponds are the moulting place of 250-550 specimens of Cygnus olor.


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Altogether, 60 bird species were observed here, including 26 nesting and 9 probably nesting ones, some rare in Poland. Jedna z najwiêkszych w Polsce kolonii Larus ridibundus (ponad 1000 par).


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W 1991 roku kolonia mopka liczy³a 31 osobników.


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kilkanaœcie okazów Emys orbicularis stwierdzonych przy pojedynczej obserwacji


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Fort "Staro³êka" jest zaliczany do najwa¿niejszych miejsc zimowania nietoperzy w Polsce (634 osobników w 1994r.) - IV w Polsce zimowisko pod wzglêdem liczebnoœci. Aktualnie wzrost liczebnoœci mopka (Barbastella barbastellus).


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W ostoi stwierdzno 154 gatunki ptaków, z których 76 tutaj gniazduje. The site supports 76 nesting bird species (from 154 observed ones). It is a refuge of ca 50 non-breeding specimens of Grus grus. In summer it is a place of concentration of cranes from local population; in autumn - up to 1000 individuals. On spring migrations - 4000 Anser fabalis, A. anser and A. albifrons.


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The area harbours some threatened and rare breeding bird species.


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najwiêksze tego typu skupisko dêbów w Europie;


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Bardzo bogata flora - ponad 700 gat., zgrupowanie roœlin z ró¿nych elementów geograficznych; 109 gat. mchów; 23 gat. w¹trobowców.


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The area supports some rare and threatened breeding species.


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Bogate runo z obuwikiem cypripedium calceolus.


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Jedno z nielicznych stanowisk goŸdzika sinego Dianthus gratianopolitanus na pn. granicy zasiêgu.


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Jedno z czerech istniej¹cych w G091 stanowisk Dianthus gratianopolitanus.


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Rzadkie gatunki roœlinnoœci wodnej i torfowiskowej.


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jedno z 4 istniej¹cych stanowisk w regionie G091;


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The Morasko Meteorite Reserve is a world scale curiosity.


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Bardzo liczna populacja, w 1970-1990 kwit³o kilka tysiecy osobników.


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W ostoi stwierdzono ponad 170 gatunków ptaków, w tym 136 gatunków lêgowych, ma ona du¿e znaczenie dla zimowania i migracji ponad 40 gatunków ptaków.


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Jedno z 3 stanowisk w Polsce A. repens - kilkaset osobników (najliczniejsze). Roœlina tworzy zwarte p³aty, obficie kwitnie, ale rozwija siê tylko niewielka czêœæ owoców.


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Rzadki typ torfowiska: rzadkie gatunki mchów Scorpidium scorpioides, Camptothecium nitens i wapieniolubny Philonotis calcarea.


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The area harbours 131 nesting bird species including some threatened. Very important for migrations - in spring ca 5000 birds, in autumn - 8 - 10 000 birds, e. g. 4600 Vanellus vanellus, 2000 Philomachus pugnax). Moulting area for Cygnus olor (150), Anas crecca (800) and Anas platyrhynchos. IBA-ostoja o randze europejskiej.


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sta³e (prawdopodobnie od lat 70tych) stanowisko Cygnus cygnus;


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Important for breeding and migrating waterfowl;


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The area supports a rich community of breeding birds (153 species - about 67% of Polish avifauna) with many rare and threatened species. It is also important for passage waterfowl. Maximum concentrations of Anser fabalis, A. albifrons and A. anser reach here 15 000 individuals, those of A. platyrhynchos and A. crecca, 20 000 ind. Up to 1200 ind. of Philomachus pugnax were also noted.


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miejsce lêgowe ptactwa wodno-b³otnego z du¿¹ koloni¹ mewy œmieszki; jeden z najcenniejszych fragmentów Puszczy Bieniszewskiej;


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Jedno z dwóch miejsc wystêpowania w Polsce Apium repens wyznaczaj¹cych wschodni kres zasiêgu gatunku; lêgowiska ptaków wodno-b³otnych;


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przyk³ad charakterystycznej rzŸby strefy marginalnej l¹dolodu; bujna i zró¿nicowana roœlinnoœæ;


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In the eighties area supported ca 95 breeding bird species, including many rare and threatened, and was included among IBAs.


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Na stawach gniazduje ok. 50 gatunków ptaków wodno-b³otnych, a w okresie wêdrówe pojawia siê tu ponad 100 gatunków ptaków zwi¹zanych z siedliskami podmok³ymi. Koncentracje ptaków wodno-b³otnych przekraczaj¹ czêsto 10 000 osobników, a siewkowców 2 000 os. Ostoja stanowi te¿ pierzowisko ok 250 ³abêdzi niemych.


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The ponds support c. 50 breeding species of waterfowl. It is a nesting place for 24 pairs of Circus aeruginosus and a moulting area of Cygnus olor (to 250 ind.).


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Ostoja wyró¿nia siê obecnoœci¹ formacji krasowych z 24 jaskiniami - miejscami zimowania bogatej fauny nietoperzy. We florze - liczne górskie wapieniolubne gatunki. Wystêpuj¹ tu równie¿ rzadkie gatunki poœród lêgowej ornitofauny (116 gat. lêgowych)


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Typowo "jurajski" krajobraz; zimowiska nietoperzy


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Bogate zgrupowanie lêgowych ptaków wodno-b³otnych; ostoja wa¿na równie¿ dla ptaków wodno-b³otnych migruj¹cych.


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The Rawka and its valley represent considerable natural and scenic qualities. Of special value is its part flowing in the Bolimów forest. Its waters are relatively clean with rich ichtiofauna. The section between ¯ydomice and Mogi³a supports a beaver colony (5 localities in 1989). Wystêpuje tu Potamobius astacus.


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The area supports a fairly rich breeding community of rare and threatened bird species.


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The area supports a breeding community of rare and endangered bird species. It is also important for passage waders.


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It is the largest and best preserved forest complex in the province of Skierniewice. In the Rawka River valley the European beaver has its localities. There is also the station of Allophora accurans, a peculiarity on the scale of Europe. W wodach Rawki stwierdzono obecnoœæ 360 gatunków glonów, m.in. krasnorost Batrachospermum ectocarpum, a w odcinku Ÿród³owym Tetraspora cylindrica. Rawka jest jedn¹ z najczystszych rzek w Polsce œrodkowej.


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The area supports a fairly rich breeding community of rare and threatened bird species. W czasie przelotów zatrzymuje siê tu szereg nielêgowych gatunków; liczebnoœæ bielika siêga kilku osob.


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Cenny naukowo i dydaktycznie. Obecnoœæ strzebli przekopowej i ro¿eñca czyni¹ z tego rezerwatu obiekt o znaczeniu ponadregionalnym.


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refugium cennych przyrodniczo gatunków roœlin;


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Du¿e znaczenie dydaktyczne i poznawcze a ponadto refugium bezkrêgowców w regionie silnie zurbanizowanym. Jedyno z kilku i najbardziej na pó³noc wysuniête stanowisko Mantis religiosa polonica Bazyluk (Mantidae) w Polsce, a Anthrenus picturatus makowskii (Dermestidae) jest podgatunkiem znanym tylko z Polski.


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Wystêpuje tu (oprócz wymienionych w INVERTEBRATES gatunków) kilka gatunków têczników Calosoma, kilkanaœcie gatunków biegaczy Carabus i kilkanaœcie gatunków trzmieli Bombus. Ostoja ptaków - 136 gatunków w tym rzadkie ptaki drapie¿ne.


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Betula humilis i Pedicularis sceptrum-carolinum maj¹ tu prawdopodobnie jedyne w tym okrêgu istniej¹ce stanowiska - najbli¿ej Warszawy.


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Wa¿na ostoja dla zimuj¹cych kaczkowatych (do 6800 osobników) i ptaków przelotnych (do 11200 osobników wiosn¹ i 18200 osobników jesieni¹).


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The site supports 40-50 species of breeding waterfowl with many rarities. Also a feeding area for C. nigra (5-6p) and C. aeruginosus (5-6p) nesting nearby. It is a very important area for wintering and migrating birds (chiefly Passeriformes and Charadriiformes) which feed there.


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Jedna z najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (200 os. w 1990 r.), w tym Barbastella barbastellus (173 os.) - Fort Sturbiny I. W/g Lesiñskiego (1988) w Modliñskich Fortach zimuje ok. 400 osobników nietoperzy.


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Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (1992 rok - 98 osobników);


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The site supports a rich breeding community of rare and threatened birds.


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The site includes the largest and best preserved, in the region, fir woods.


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Ornitofauna Czaplowizny zosta³a uznana za pierwotny zespó³ ptaków o cechach przewodnich, w³aœciwych np. dla Puszczy Bia³owieskiej. Zalatuj¹ tu ptaki wodno-b³otne np. ¿uraw Grus grus z pobliskich terenów nadbu¿añskich. Ze wzglêdu na bogat¹ ornitofaunê, du¿e zró¿nicowanie i dobry stan zachowania zbiorowisk roœlinnych oraz walory krajobrazowe ostoja jest jedn¹ wa¿niejszych w województwie.


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O randze ostoi decyduj¹ unikatowe w skali œwiatowej z³o¿a ammonitów.


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ichtiofauna - 23 gatunki, wody zaliczane do I klasy czystoœci;


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18 gatunków z wystêpuj¹cych tu roœlin jest objêtych ochron¹ ca³kowit¹ a 9 czêœciow¹; wiele jest gat. rzadkich w skali regionu. Liczne okazy drzew zas³uguj¹ na status pomnika przyrody.


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Na wrzosowiskach w g³êbi lasów jedyna w regionie ostoja cietrzewia.


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The area supports a rich community of threatened bird species. It is also an important area for passage Anatidae.


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Kolonia lêgowa bociana bia³ego, druga co do wielkoœci na Œl¹sku, 1974 - 8 par, 1984 - 12 par.


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Stanowisko nowego dla Polski kruszczyka po³abskiego, Epipactis albensis i 11 innych roœlin chronionych.


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The site supports numerous bird rarities with Black Stork and some species of raptors (occurring here in larger numbers). Numerous are species connected with old stands.


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It support a rich breeding community of threatened bird species. Important for migrating Anatidae, black cormorant (100 ind. in spring and 800 ind. in autumn) and white eagle.


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An important area for waterfowl in passage.


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The area supports some threatened bird species. Important for migratingwaterfowl; over 10000 ind. of Anatidae appear on autumn passages.


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In autumn numbers of migrating Anatidae exceed here 10000 ind.


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Miejsce odpoczynku ptaków w okresie wêdrówek i zimowisko niektórych ich gatunków (w okresie wêdrówek gêsi - Anser fabalis i A. albifrons - tworz¹ stada licz¹ce ok. 19 tys. osobników, zaœ w zimie, gdy zbiornik nie jest zamarzniêty to przebywa tu 7-9 tys. osobników).


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The area harbours nearly 100 breeding bird species with some rarities; numerous kites and honey buzzards. Important area for middle spotted woodpecker. Rich site of Trapa natans and Salvinia natans - reserve "Odrzysko": wielohektarowe powierzchnie zajête przez T. natans.


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Bogata fauna paj¹ków, chrz¹szczy, i motyli; 58 gat. lêgowych ptaków; 40 gat. ssaków; zabytki archeologiczne: krêgi kamienne otaczaj¹ce niegdysiejsze miejsce kultu bóstwa s³onecznego, wczesnoœredniowieczne kurhany; na Górze Œlê¿y zespó³ rzeŸb i krêgów kultowych z okresu kultury ³u¿yckiej; Asplenium adulterianum - Czerwona Ksiêga Roœlin


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254 gatunki roœlin naczyniowych, liczne gatunki rzadkie i gatunki górskie;


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Puchacz obserwowany w 1984 i 1985r.; stanowiska roœlinnoœci reliktowej;


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Stanowiska paproci serpentynowych takich jak Asplenium adiantum-nigrum (zanikcica ciemna);


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Wystêpowanie cennych fitocenoz wilgotnych lasów. Bogata ornitofauna lêgowa (135 gatunków). Sporadycznie zalatuj¹ tu takie rzadkie gatunki jak czapla purpurowa, sowa b³otna, nur czarnoszyi.


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The site includes remnants of previous Spa³a Pristine Forest with 200 - 250 year old oaks, pines and firs. Rich enthomofauna with rarities on the scale of Poland, among them O. eremita and Stangalia arcuata, Passaloecus eremita, Dolichoderus quadripunctatus, Leptochilus quadrifasciatus, Criorhina pachymera, C. berberina, Pocota personata, Tamnostoma apiforma, Brachyopa dorsata.


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Zimowisko nietoperzy w tunelu w Konewce pod Tomaszowem Mazowieckim - w 1993 r. 239 os.


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The site comprises beautiful and well-preserved alder swamp forests. Site of Licsus periplecticus.


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98 breeding bird species; the site includes two tooting grounds of Tetrao tetrix (50 males each) on meadows near village of Zagacie and Wielka Borowa.


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Some breeding bird rarities; site important for migrating Anseriformes and Charadriiformes, adjacent to the reservoir forests the best preserved multispecies stands of the Pilica Forest (the greatest forest complex in central Poland).


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The richest ichtyofauna in Pilica drainage basin.


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The site includes krast springs - glacial phenomenon - extremely rare beyond upland and mountain areas. It is one of the most pictureque objects of inaminate nature in Poland. Also a refuge for wintering water fowl. Dianthus caesius jest sztucznie wprowadzony ok. 1935 roku, podobnie jak Rhododendron flavum.


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366 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych w tym 25 gatunków chronionych; wiele gatunków rzadkich w Polsce Œrodkowej. Interesuj¹ce porosty epifityczne, tworz¹ce zespó³ Calicietum viridis. Wartoœci krajobrazowe, naukowe i turystyczne.


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Rzadkie w tym rejonie kraju torfowiska z Liparis loeselii i Tofieldia calyculata.


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Obiekt cenny botanicznie, jedyne w województwie stanowisko Cladium mariscus.


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The site supports well preserved flora and fauna from typical of small rivers of pure waters.


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Recorded 200 bird species, including 147 breeding ones. Numerous rare and protected herbaceous plants.


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kolonia rozrodcza Myotis myotis - 500 osobników:;


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One of the richest (and most valuable) refuges of the wetland fauna and flora in the region; most important refuge of Emys orbicularis; recording of 25 dragonfly species, 21 species of land snails, 43 species of aquatic molluscs, 17 fish species, 10 species of amphibians, 79 nesting birds and 12 species probably breeding or migrating show that Zwolenka Valley is important refuge of wetland biotopes.


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167 plant species including 33 rare in Poland, 65 breeding bird species;


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The site supports 56 breeding species connected with water and marshy habitats. The site is important for Anseriformes and Charadriiformes on passages. Oprócz wymienionych interesuj¹cych gatunków motyli jest to ostoja dla Chrysophanus dispar.


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W ostoi wystêpuj¹ prawie wszystkie zbiorowiska roœlinne Doliny Pilicy, przewa¿aja unikatowe w skali kraju zbiorowiska ³êgowe z wi¹zami, jesionami, jaworami i œwierkami.:


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kolonie rozrodcze Eptesicus serotinus i Plecotus auritus;


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sporadycznie ponad 100 letnie wi¹zy, jesiony i dêby;:


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Part of IBA, area interesting geomorphological, floristic and phytosocjological point of view;:


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Jedno z trzech istniejacych w Polsce stanowisk Ligularia sibirica.


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Gniazdowanie licznych ptaków wodno-b³otnych (33gat.) oraz koncentracje ptaków siewkowych w okresie przelotów. W sumie zanotowano tu 145 gatunków, w tym 47 lêgowych.


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Jedyne, potwierdzone ostatnio stanowisko Potentilla sterilis w Polsce.


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W Jaskini Wiercica jest jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (147 os. w 1991roku). Kilka jaskiñ znanych jest ze znalezisk archeologicznych i paleontologicznych.


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Sokole Góry jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce - Jaskinia Studnisko (247 osobników w 1991roku), Jaskinia Pod Sokol¹ Gór¹ (265 osobników w 1994); Choleva lederiana gracilenta Szymcz. i Catops tristis infernus Szymcz. endemiczne podgatunki - troglobionty - pierwszy w jaskiniach "Pod Sokol¹" i "Studnisko", drugi w Jask. "Pod Sokol¹"; Hypogastrura cavicola (Born) w Polsce znany z jaskiñ "Pod Sokol¹" i "Nad ród³em" w Dolinie Bêdkowskiej (patrz ostoja G0H100104) oraz Ska³ek Panieñskich (patrz ostoja G0H100105); Onychiurus cf. alborufescens (Vogl.) - w Polsce znany tylko z Jaskini "Pod Sokol¹" Osobliwoci¹ jaskini "Pod Sokol¹" jest mikroklimat - rednia temperatura roku ok. +3st (podczas gdy w innych jaskiniach Wy¿yny ok. +8st.).


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Jedyne stanowisko Dianthus gratianopolitanus na Jurze;


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Ostoja wytypowana dla gatunku endemicznego dla Polski, w 1987roku populacja liczy³a kilkadziesi¹t tysiecy osobników;


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Unikatowy na obszarze Jury przyk³ad jaskini rozwiniêtej na potê¿nych szczelinach tektonicznych;


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Walory krajobrazowe, wiele gatunków rzadkich i chronionych;


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Enchytraeus polonicus Dumnicka - gatunek nowy dla nauki; The most important place of bat hibernation in the region (several hundred specimens hibernate there yearly; Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (699 os. w 1994roku, wg ECONET'u w III 1987r. zimowa³o 1477 os.).


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Cenny kompleks wilgotnych lasów liœciastych ³êgowo-olsowych na silnie podmok³ym obszarze Ÿródliskowym. Oko³o 130 letni drzewostan tworzy g³ównie olsza czarna Alnus glutinosa i jesion wynios³y Fraxinus excelsior z domieszk¹ grabu Carpinus betulus, wi¹zu szypu³kowego Ulmus laevis, klonu zwyczajnego Acer platanoides, ..... Na obszarze ostoi w latach 1965-1991 stwierzdzono 79 gatunków motyli dziennych Lepidoptera: Papilonoidea + Hesperoidea co stanowi 49% ropalocerofauny krajowej i 68% gatunków podanych, z dobrze pod tym wzglêdem zbadanej Wy¿yny Czêstochowskiej;


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Bogata sieæ rzek i zbiorników wodnych oraz rozleg³e kompleksy leœne tworz¹ wartoœciowy przyrodniczo system biocenoz hygrofilnych. Du¿e naturalne stanowisko cisa pospolitego Taxus baccata; Stanowiska: Carabus hortensis, C. vidacens, C. granulatus.


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Jedna z liczniejszych kolonii Chlidonias niger na terenie Ma³opolski.


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Najwiêksze tokowisko cietrzeiwa na terenie Ma³opolski;


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Jedno z 3 istniej¹cych stanowisk w Polsce - w 1986 roku ros³o tu78 kêp jêzyczki.


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Jedno z trzech stanowisk Botrychium multifidum w regionie;


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Bogata szata naciekowa (w tym pizoidy czyli per³y jaskiniowe: w niektórych misach wystêpuj¹ liczne utwory naciekowe w kszta³cie kulek, zaokr¹glonych laseczek lub ma³ych dysków - takie masowe wystêpowanie pizoidów opisano z Rumunii i Kuby); ró¿nowiekowe szcz¹tki zwierzêce w osadach; znaleziska œwiadcz¹ce o obecnoœci cz³owieka prehistorycznego; stanowisko Meta menardi (Aranei);


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Jedno z 20 zimowych stanowisk nietoperzy w Polsce godne szczególnej ochrony.


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Bardzo obfite stanowisko Pulsatilla patens;


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Jedyne stanowisko Botrychium matricariiefolium w krainie Œwiêtokrzyskiej (kilka kêpek);


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Jedno z najwiêkszych w woj. kieleckim tokowisk cietrzewi (Tetrao tetrix tetrix).


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Szereg gatunków reliktowych i chronionych, reliktowe arktyczno-borealne mchy np. Bryum neodamense, Meesea triquetra; interesuj¹cy uk³ad przestrzenny zbiorowisk z dobrze zachowan¹ ci¹g³oœci¹ osadów organicznych;


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Niektóre stawy zaroœniête trzcinowiskami. Stanowisko interesuj¹cych bezkrêgowców: Aleuroneura radiata (Psyllodea), Dorcadion scopoli (Cerambycidae).


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The most interesting species of butterflies: Pharmacius carna (Esp.) - mountain element, Venusia cambrica (Curt.) - rare, holarctic element(?) and Epirrhoe molluginata (Hbn.) - Eurocaucasian element, Papilio podalirius. For these species £ysogóry Mts. constitute the northern border range. Thera albonigrata (Schiff. et Den.) is the new species for the Polish fauna. {Pamiêtaæ o Diarsia florida (Schmidt) z terenu projektowanego rezerwatu Zapusty niedaleko Góry Che³mowej - gatunek nowy dla Polski} - Œliwiñski, Wi¹ckowski, Marciniak (1991);


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Interesuj¹ce gatunki bezkrêgowców, w tym Aguetina elegantula.


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lêgowiska i œrodowisko dla znacznej liczby rzedkich i prawnie chronionych ptaków.


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13 gatunków storczyków i inne gin¹ce i zagro¿one gatunki roœlin;


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Ostoja rzadkich gatunków ptaków. G³ówna ostoja modrzewia polskiego w kraju, drzewa do ok. 40m wys., 300 lat, i jod³y ok. 40m wys., 200lat; 12 gatunków storczyków; zespo³y zabytków techniki przemys³u metalurgicznago i urzadzeñ hydrotechnicznych;


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Przyk³ad bogactwa florystycznego i fitosocjologicznego zwi¹zanego z dzia³alnoœci¹ cz³owieka w minionych okresach. Wystepuje tu 15 gatunków storczyków;


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It is the largest on Ma³opolska Upland area of riparian forests with highly diversified stands, supporting particularly valuable flora and fauna.


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Najdalej na pó³noc wysuniete stanowisko ¿o³ny w Polsce;


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Jedyne w Polsce naturalne stanowisko groszku pannoñskiego. Odkryto tu nieznane dotychczas w Polsce gatunki muchówek: Eumerus tricolor, Syrphus punctatulus, Gymnosoma clavatum.


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Jedno z bogatszych stanowisk obuwika; nagromadzenie 11 gatunków storczyków.


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Interesuj¹ca geomorfologia; zjawiska krasowe w dewoñskich wapieniach.


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Obecnoœæ gatunków roœlin prawnie chronionych (27 taksonów w tym 19 chronionych ca³kowicie), 8 taksonów z "czerwonej listy" i innych gatunków interesuj¹cych pod wzglêdem fitogeograficznym. Najwieksza w Europie i najlepiej zachowana kopalnia krzemienia z epoki neolitu. Wysokie walory dydaktyczne.


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Najwiêksze ods³oniêcie kontaktu trzonu paleozoicznego i os³ony permomezozoicznej w Górach Œwiêtokrzyskich, prezentuj¹ce szereg interesuj¹cych zjawisk strukturalno-tektonicznych i litologicznych. Dwie du¿e jaskinie krasowe w obrêbie wapieni dewonu zbardzo ciekaw¹ szat¹ naciekow¹: Chelosiowa Jama i Jaskinia Jaworznicka. W Chelosiowej Jamie jedno z 20 zimowych stanowisk nietoperzy zas³uguj¹ce na szczególn¹ ochronê (zimuje tu 127 osobników - 1994 r.).


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Bardzo obfite stanowisko Cypripedium calceolus (tysi¹ce osobników).


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Najciekawsza morfologicznie grupa ska³ek piaskowcowych (górna jura) w Górach Œwiêtokrzyskich. Ostoja o wybitnych walorach krajobrazowych.


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Carlina onopordifolia - ok. 800 osobników; liczne rzadkie gatunki roœlin.


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Kras gipsowy, kserotermiczne nagipsowe murawy. Stanowiska interesuj¹cych bezkrêgowców: Porrhomma pallidum Jackson, (Aranea; Jask. Stara w Dol. Skorocickiej), P. convexum West (Aranea; Jask. ¯ydowska ko³o Marzêcin), Trioza acutipennis (Homoptera, Psyllidae), Cicadetta adusta (Homoptera), Chilotoma musciformis (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae), Scythris braschiella, Lysandra thersites (Lepidoptera), Agapanthia violacea (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae), Ceuthorrhynchus hungaricus (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae), Mordellistena koelleri (Coleoptera, Mordellidae), Gymnosoma desertorum (Diptera, Phasidae), Helix lutescens (Gastropoda, Helicidae).


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Submediterrañski gatunek w¹trobowca Fimbriaria saccata; interesuj¹ce mchy: Rhytidium rugosum, Pterygoneurum pusillum; ciekawe gatunki bezkrêgowców np. Mordellistena perparvula (Coleoptera, Mordellidae). Typowo wykszta³cone Sisymbrio-Stipetum capillata.


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Wiele gatunków interesuj¹cych gatunków bezkrêgowców (w tym owadów podawanych jedynie z Ponidzia) ma tu swoje stanowiska np.: Cnemodon latitarsis (Diptera, Syrphidae), Besseria autophila i Gymnosoma clavatum (Diptera, Phasiidae), Halictus tricintus, Sphecodes croaticus, Systropha planidens, Gonotropus fermicarius, Hadronotus pubescens, Sparasion frontalis (Hymenoptera), Tartarogryllus burdigalensis, Gamprocleis glabra (Orthoptera), Cicadetta adusta, Adarrus bellewagi, Macuellus quadricornis (Homoptera), Harpalus zabroides (Coleoptera, Carabidae), Gambus salinellus, Cletis mannerheimi, Nothris lemniscella (Lepidoptera).


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The only in Poland lcality of the carabid Pogonus persiens, œródl¹dowe stanowisko s³onoroœli;


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Miejsce lêgowe wielu gatunków ptaków wodno-b³otnych. Jedne z najwiêkszych rozlewisk w Ma³opolsce.


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Jedno z nielicznych miejsc wystêpowania goŸdzika sinego w Polsce.


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Bardzo rzadkie zbiorowisko w Polsce zawieraj¹ce ró¿ne elementy geograficzne. Naturalna roœlinnoœæ torfowiskowa i niezaburzone staosunki wodne. Wysoka wartoœæ krajobrazowa, naukowa i edukacyjna.


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The most valuable forest complex in the region of Lublin and Bia³a Podlaska with magnificent old-growth oak and pine stands and beautiful alder carrs in Bobrówka river valley. The site includes nesting places of some threatened with extinction bird species.


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The site harbours many rare plant and bird species.


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The site includes the rare in Poland community - Sphagno-Utricularietum, and the rich flora of lower plants, among others - 108 species of macrofungi. W jeziorze obficie roœnie Aldrovanda vesiculosa.;


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stanowisko Betula humilis i Pulsatilla patens;


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The site supports some rare species of waterfowl (important for Sterna hirundo in region GOF).


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii bociana bia³ego w Polsce.;


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P³askowy¿ stanowi bardzo wa¿n¹ ostojê dla bezkrêgowców.;


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Jeden z 20 najwiêkszych kolonii zimowych nietoperzy w Polsce.;


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It is the most valuable part of the £êczna - W³odawa Lakeland situated beyond the limits of the last glaciation. With respect to geobotany and phytosociology it is a miniature of the European trundra and forest-tundra, lying farthest to rhe south-west in Europe. The site harborous numerous relics of Boreal and Atlantic vegetation, rare Central European plant species, some Ponto-Pannonian elements. Altogether there were found here 928 vascular plant species. The areas supports a numerous breeding avifauna (146) species with some varieties and species threatened with extinction. The fauna of water invertebrates includes many rare and valuable species.


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It is a unique region as regards nature - a refuge of rare and threatened with extinction fauna connected with wetlands. The site distinguishes itself by the great richness of water, peat-bog and forest plant communities with many rare and endangered species.


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The site supports many rare and threatened with extinction animal species,including the strongest in Europe population of Emys orbicularis (above 300 specimens).


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W rezerwacie Bagno Bubnów wystêpuje oko³o 340 gatunków motyli, 87 gatunków ptaków, w tym 40 lêgowych. Wodniczka Acrocephalus paludicola nale¿y do najliczniejszych na torfowisku. Jej zagêszczenie wynosi blisko 6 spiewaj¹cych samców/10ha. Na ca³ym omawianym terenie stwierdzono obecnoœæ 130 œpiewaj¹cych samców, co czyni z niego jedn¹ z najwa¿niejszych ostoi gatunku w kraju. The site supports a rich ornithofauna (87 species including 50 breeding or probably breeding ones with numerous rare and threatened taxa). It is the next to the Biebrza Marshes refuge of Acrocephalus paludicola in Poland (5.6-6 singing males per 10ha). The site is also important for spring migrations. The fauna of buterflies numbers ca. 340 species.


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Ostoja obejmuje rozleg³e ³êgi i olsy oraz bogate zbiorowiska ³¹kowe. The area harbours a rich breeding bird community including many rare and threatened species. Important for migrating P. pugnax. Feeding area for raptors (A. pomarina and M. migrans) and for C. nigra and C. ciconia.


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Enklawa dla gin¹cych gatunków zwierz¹t; naturalne koryto rzeki i prawie naturalna, podmok³a, czêœciowo zalesiona dolina;


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W ostoi stale przebywaj¹, maj¹ lêgowiska i zimowiska ¿ó³wie b³otne.


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The site supports unique (on the scale of the country) plant communities as well as rich ornithofauna with numerous species threatened on the scale of Europe. One of the most important sites of Acroceophalus paludicola in Poland. Feeding area for ca 10p of White Stork and 3p of Aquila pomarina.


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Jedyne w che³mskim stanowisko Hammarbya paludosa; refugium rzadkich gatunków fauny i flory, szczególnie istotne dla motyli;


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The site supports some breeding bird rarities (harriers, king-fisher). Feeding area for black stork and lesser spotted eagle (a few pairs each).


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The site supports significant numbers of breeding terns. Moulting area for Cygnus olor.


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Jedno z piêciu stanowisk istniej¹cych k¹œliny pop³ocholistnej w Polsce;


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Many fragments of forests are natural with numerous monumental trees; the site supports rare plant communities and species. It is a refuge for faunistic rarities typical of pristine forests, such as the wolf, capercaille, black grouse and the hazel grouse; it is also important bird area.


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W sezonie lêgowym stwierdzono tu wystêpowanie 128 gatunków ptaków, w tym 54 wodno-b³otne. Jest to ¿erowisko dla jednej pary bielika gniazduj¹cej w pobliskim lesie. Prawdopodobnie lêgowe czapla purpurowa i rybo³ów.


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Centrum endemizmu rodzju Rosa w Polsce, oryginalny krajobraz; unikalne pod³o¿e; ³upki kambryjskie; Interesuj¹ce gatunki bezkrêgowców: Macropsis megerlei (Fieber, 1868) (Pluskwiak - Anchenorrhyncha, Cicadodea), Sphenoptera substriata, Olibrus bisignatus (Chrz¹szcze), Dorcardion scopolii (Kózka), Stephanitis piri, Ioliocerus notatus, Rhopites hartmanii, Oniticellus fluvus, Aphodius immundus, A. brevis, A. porcus, Onthophagus semicornis (Pluskwiaki).


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The site supports some rare animal species. Ekotyp sosny zwyczajnej (tzw. "sosna matczañska"), naturalny, kilkusetletni drzewostan;


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Osobliwoœci¹ w skali kraju jest po³udniowo-zachodnia krawêdŸ Roztocza. Jest to kilkukilometrowa strefa sk³adaj¹ca siê z krawêdzi wewnêtrznej, pasa obni¿eñ wys³anych piaskami, silnie zalesionych i podmok³ych wzgórz zewnêtrznych zbudowanych ze ska³ trzeciorzêdowych, maj¹cych charakter ostañców. Jest to jedyny w Polsce, wyraŸnie zaznaczony w rzeŸbie terenu, fragment granicy geologicznej miêdzy fa³dow¹ Europ¹ Zachodni¹, a p³ytow¹ Wschodni¹. Puszcza Solska jest bardzo wa¿n¹ w skali regionu ostoj¹ fauny krêgowców, z licznymi zagro¿onymi i rzadkimi gatunkami. Miêdzy innymi wystêpuje tu 135 gatunków lêgowych ptaków w tym 23 zagro¿one w Europie i 24 zagro¿one w Polsce; jedyne w Polsce stanowisko pluskwiaka Nobis major (=Anaptus major).


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Unikatowy krajobraz strefy krawêdziowej Roztocza; zespó³rzwedkich gatunków wa¿ek.


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Pó³nocna czêœæ ostoi reprezentuje unikatowy krajobraz strefy krawêdziowej Roztocza (prze³omy Tanwi i Jelenia w rejonie Rebizant); rzadki zespó³ Ranunculo-Sietum erecto-submersi.


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It is one of the best preserved forest ranges in the region of Zamoœæ and a relic of the old primeval forest (Puszcza Solska). Most important refuge of Tetrao urogallus in the Solska Forest.


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The site is a valuable refuge of forest fauna with a considerable share of mountain species. Among others the area harbours c. 130 breeding and probably breeding bird species. Jest to teren obejmuj¹cy stanowiska wielu interesuj¹cych gatunków bezkrêgowców. Obok ju¿ podanych wystêpuj¹ tu: Ipimorpha contusa, Xylomoia graminea, Nonagria nexa, Nycteola asiatica (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae); Dorcadion holosericeum, Phytoecia uncinata, Ph. affinis, Acmaeops septentrionis, A. marginata, Agapanthia violacea, Cerambyx scopoli, Lepturobosca virens, Mesosa curculionoides, Oberea linearis (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae); Agrilus pseudocyaneus, A. subauratus, Authaxia funerula, Scintillatrix dives, Trachys troglodytes (Coleoptera, Buprestidae).


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It is the richest site of Curcurionidae in the region of Zamoœæ (176 species). Stwierdzono tu takie interesuj¹ce gatunki, jak Sibinia subeliptica, S. tibialis, Ceutorhynchus austriacus, Cionus gebleri, C. olens, Minyops carinatus.


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Jedyne stanowisko Hypericum elegans w Polsce; siedlisko wielu rzadkich gatunków kserotermicznych;


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miejsce odpoczynku ptaków na przelotach;


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Jedno z 4 istniej¹cych w Polsce C. onopordifolia.


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W latach suchych pastwisko wysycha i kurczy siê baza pokarmowa sus³ów, co powoduje wahania liczebnoœci kolonii.


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Zwarta kolonia sus³ów licz¹ca kilkadziesi¹t osobników. Ponadto w miejscowosci Szczepiatyn jest kolonia bociana bia³ego Ciconia ciconia (10 p. w 1984 r.).


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Najliczniejsze zgrupowanie sus³ów w regionie. Ustabilizowana populacja liczy 11 tys. osobników.


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Jedno z najdalej na wschód wysuniêtych stanowisk modrzewia polskiego.


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To œródpolne jezioro stanowi ostojê genow¹ p³azów bezogonowych. Stwierdzono tu jedn¹ kilku (5-6) znanych z Polski kolonii Chlidonias leucopterus. W latach 1986 i 1987 by³o tu przynajmniej 40 par lêgowych.


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Poza koloni¹ sus³ów ostoja ma bogat¹ faunê kserotermofilnych owadów (np. Otiorhynchus fullo).


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Jedno z dwóch w Polsce stanowisk Veronica paniculata.


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aktualna wartoœæ rezerwatu nieznana; kiedyœ by³a to ostoja 3 gatunków roœlin z listy CORINE.


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Jest to jedna z najbogatszych w po³udniowo-wschodniej Polsce ostoi ptactwa wodnego, wodno-b³otnego i siedlisk leœno-zaroœlowych. Lêgowa i prawdopodobnie lêgowa ornitofauna obejmuje oko³o 100 gatunków, w tym rzadkich. Wa¿ny obszar ¿erowiskowy. W okresie pozalêgowym stada kaczek licz¹ ok. 10000 osobników (g³ównie Anas platyrhynchos).


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wody rzeki zaliczono do I klasy czystoœci;


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Prócz nietoperzy, w ostoi wystêpuja rzadkie bezkrêgowce, jak Niphargus tatrensis (Amphipoda), Metellina merianae (Aranei), czy Schaefferia emucronata, Anurida granaria i Onychiurus sybiricus (Collembola).


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Najsilniejsza populacja Tetrao tetrix w regionie (pod koniec lat 70-tych notowano tu 70-80 ptaków); 200-letnie cisy; 81 gatunków mszaków; na torfowiskach rzadkie zbiorowisko Spirea salicifolia - Sphagnum fimbriatum.


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Najtrwalsze stanowisko Milvus migrans na Dolnym Œl¹sku, wzmiankowane od 1906 r.; bogata fauna pijawek.


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Enklawa przyrody na zurbanizowanym, zniszczonym terenie, która jest miejscem odpoczynku dla ptaków przelotnych.


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Pomnikowe drzewa w wieku 200-250 lat. Gniazda bociana czarnego w gm. Turawa (ndl. Turawa, Krasiejów), gm. Murów (ndl. Kup i Turawa), gm. Pokój (ndl. Kup), gm. Popielów (ndl. Namys³ów i Kup). Gniazdo or³a bielika w gm. Murów (ndl. Kluczbork), gm. Pokój (ndl. Kup).


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Liczne stanowiska (8p) zimorodka wzd³u¿ rzeki


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Kolonia kormorana na stawach w Bielicach (gm. Œwierczów).


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One of the most important sites of Botaurus stellaris in the region - permament occurrence, mentioned since 1906.


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Na stawie Utrata o pow. 130 ha utrzymuj¹ siê kilkuhektarowe (do 10 ha) p³aty Trapa natans. Populacja ta dynamicznie rozwija siê.


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The site supports one of two pairs of A. pomarina in the region (data for 1993) - jedyne w województwie opolskim.


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The area supports the strongest in the region population of Lutra lutra. Jedyne stanowisko bobra w województwie opolskim (wg G1472 gm. Ozimek)


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Important for Anatidae in autumn and winter (Anatidae m/25000i), and for autumn passage of Charadriiformes.


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An important area for migrating warterfowl; numbers of passage and wintering Anatidae may exceed 25000 individuals.


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Important for migrating birds. In autumn numbers of Anatidae exceed 15000 ind. It is also important for resting and feeding Charadriiformes. Moreover 2000-3000 Anser fabalis and A. albifrons regularly winter here.


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Zwarte i gêste p³aty kotewki obficie owocuj¹cej; pojedyncze okazy dochodz¹ do 5-6 m d³ugoœci i posiadaj¹ wiele rozet.


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Stanowisko interesuj¹cych gatunków - Sedum album (antropogeniczny - wprowadzony przez entomologów dla niepylaka apollo w latach 1922-1924) i Ligustrum vulgare oraz jedna z nielicznych w tym regionie wysp roœlinnoœci kserotermicznej. Obecnoœæ 203 gat. roœlin naczyniowych, 38 gat. mszaków, 4 gat. porostów. Stwierdzono tu ponadto wystêpowanie prawie 500 gat. motyli.


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Wystêpowanie rzadkiego zespo³u ³êgowego i mszystego zbiorowiska zabezpieczaj¹cego brzegi potoku przed erozj¹. Walory estetyczno-krajobrazowe meandruj¹cego potoku z czyst¹ wod¹.


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Stanowiska or³a bielika i bociana czarnego w lasach nadleœnictwa Brzeg w gminie Lubsza (za G1472). Najstarszy w województwie opolskim (do 400 lat) drzewostan chroniony w rezerwacie "Lubsza", g³ównie bukowo-dêbowy. 160-letnie okazy modrzewia europejskiego w rezerwatach "Leœna Woda" i "Œniechowice".


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Obserwowano tu ok. 100 gat. ptaków. Ostoja jest równie¿ miejscem spoczynku dla ptaków migruj¹cych (notowano do 100 osobników ptaków brodz¹cych).


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Jedyne stanowisko Epipogium aphyllum w tej czêœci Wy¿yny;


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Nale¿y do grupy najg³êbszych jaskiñ Wy¿yny. Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce;


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Jedyne naturalne stanowisko C. polonica;


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Najliczniejsza populacja C. polonica sk³adaj¹ca siê z tysiêcy osobników kwitn¹cych i owocuj¹cych. Bardzo dobrze siê odnawia.


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229 gatunków roœlin, 23 mszaków i 20 grzybów wielkoowocnikowych; stanowisko Pulsatilla patens, licznie Microstylis monophyllos;


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The site supports two colonies of Nycticorax nycticorax (Stawy w Ligocie i w Ochabach Wielkich) and it is practically the only in Poland place of permanent occurrence of this species. This area protects most of bird rarities in Ma³opolska.


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Licznie wystêpuje kotewka, tworz¹c jednorodne p³aty.


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Jedno z miejsc liczniejszego wystêpowania b¹czka na Œl¹sku (dane z lat 80-tych).


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Naturalny charakter torfowiska, siedlisko rzadkich gatunków, ró¿norodnoœæ zbiorowisk, w tym regionie wyj¹tkowa.


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Najwa¿niejsze stanowisko derkacza na Œl¹sku.


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Jedno z nielicznych stanowisk sasanki na po³udniu kraju.


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Flora zawiera szereg elementów górskich wystêpuj¹cych na Wy¿ynie Œl¹skiej w nielicznych punktach, m.in. Lysimachia nemorosum, Dentaria glandulosa, Polygonatum verticillatum, Aconitum variegatum. Dobrze zachowany las bukowy. Bogata brioflora (84 gat.). Obecnoœæ bezkrêgowców z list zagro¿onych gat., np. Lemonia taraxaci (V), Lemonia dumi (R), Cucullia argentea (V), Cotocala electa (R).


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Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy (231 os. w 1994 r.).


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Numerous Charadriiformes and Anatidae on spring and autumn passages.


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Fragmenty naturalnego krajobrazu wschodniej czêœci Wy¿yny Œl¹skiej, z naturalnymi biocenozami; zbiorowiska torfowisk niskich, przejœciowych i szuwarowe; 16 gatunków roœlin ma tu jedyne stanowisko w regionie; wystêpuje tu 25 gat. roœlin zagro¿onych wymarciem i 19 chronionych; rzadki w¹trobowiec Moerckia hibernica, rzadkie grzyby: Mirtula paludosa, Gyromitra asculenta, Morchella esculenta; bogate zbiorowiska mszaków.


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Important bird area (Gromadzki et al. 1994 przyznaje jej rangê krajow¹); Jedna z nielicznych ostoi naturalnej roœlinnoœci w dolinie górnej Odry; The site supports 118 breeding bird species with some rare and threatend ones. Black cormorants whose numbers reached here 100 pairs are persecuted and most probably the colony has been destroyed. Stwierdzono tu obecnoœæ interesuj¹cych gatunków ryjkowców: Apion carduorum, Polydrusus amoenus, Liophloeus lentus, Barypeithes cherrolati, Alophus kaufmanni, Rhinoncus bosnicus, Ceutorhynchus roberti, Lasiorhynchites cavifrons, Sitona cambricus, Tanysphyrus makolskii, Nanophyes sahlbergi.


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Na terenie Jury znajduj¹ siê izolowane stanowiska bardzo rzadkich i zagro¿onych gatunków roœlin i zwierz¹t, a tak¿e endemitów polskich takich jak: Cochlearia polonica i Galium cracoviense. Urozmajcona rzeŸba terenu i zwi¹zane z ni¹ zró¿nicowane warunki mikroklimatyczne umo¿liwiaj¹ wystêpowanie roœlin i zbiorowisk o przeciwstawnych wymaganiach ekologicznych: górskich i kserotermicznych. Jaskinie s¹ miejscem zimowania licznych kolonii nietoperzy, a tak¿e miejscem bytowania niezwykle rzadkich, reliktowych lub endemicznych troglobiontycznych bezkrêgowców.


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Zjawiska geomorfologiczne typowe dla Wy¿yny Krakowsko-Czêstochowskiej zgromadzone na niewielkim terenie; liczne zjawiska krasowe (oko³o 300 jaskiñ). Wystêpowanie wielu rzadkich i zagro¿onych gatunków roœlin i zwierz¹t, w tym 15 gatunków nietoperzy.


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Jedno z nielicznych w tym regionie, obfitszych stanowisk Cypripedium calceolus.


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Obecnoœæ rzadkich bezkrêgowców: pierœcienicy Enchytraeus dominicae Dumnicka (Oligohaeta) i skorupiaka Niphargus tatrensis Wrzesieñ (Amphipoda) w Jaskini Kryspinowskiej.


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Obecnoœæ licznych rzadkich i zagro¿onych gatunków roœlin, m. in. locus classicus brzozy ojcowskiej, i zwierz¹t, w tym siedmiu gatunków nietoperzy. Interesuj¹ca geomorfologia.


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Wartoœæ ostoi wynika przede wszystkim ze szczególnego nagromadzenia biocenoz kserotermicznych i form krasowych. Z samego tylko z rezerwatu "Sko³czanka", znajduj¹cego siê na tereni ostoi, podano ponad 500 gatunków motyli. W Bielañskich Ska³ach rzadkie w¹trobowce: Grimaldia fragrans, Fimbraria fragrans, Riccia ciliata, R. sorocarpa.


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Jedna z niewielu jaskiñ pionowych w po³udniowej czêœci Wy¿yny Krakowsko-Czêstochowskiej.


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Jaskinia jest znana z letniej kolonii nietoperzy, bardzo licznych w XIXw. Ich liczba uleg³a gwa³townemu spadkowi w latach 70. i 80. XXw. Ostatnio obserwuje siê niewielki wzrost iloœci nietoperzy (w jaskini zimuje oko³o 15 - 20 okazów g³ównie podkowca ma³ego Rhinolophus hipposideros). Jaskinia nale¿y do najcenniejszych stanowisk archeologicznych w Polsce. Wyró¿niono na podstawie materia³ów st¹d pochodz¹cych tzw. kulturê jerzmanowick¹ (ok. 36 tys. lat pne.) Do inwentarza narzêdziowego nale¿¹ tzw. krzemienne ostrza liœciowate, odnaleziono te¿ szcz¹tki ceramiki i ziarna zbó¿.


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Jaskinia nale¿y do najwczeœniej poznanych stanowisk paleolitycznych w Polsce. Pierwsze prace prowadzi³ Jan Zawisza w XIXw. Znaleziono tu obok narzêdzi krzemiennych wyroby z ciosu mamuta reprezentuj¹ce kultury górnopaleolityczne. W namuliskach liczne szcz¹tki fauny plejstoceñskiej.


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Znane stanowisko archeologiczne ze schy³ku ostatniego zlodowacenia reprezentuj¹ce kulturê magdaleñsk¹. Wœród obfitego inwentarza narzêdziowego najcenniejsze s¹ wyroby koœciane z ornamentami. Zdobnictwo narzêdzi z tej jaskini jest najstarszym i jednym z nielicznych œladów sztuki cz³owieka paleolitycznego.


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Jaskinia Ciemna jest zaliczana do najcenniejszych stanowisk archeologicznych w Polsce. Najstarsze znaleziska datowane s¹ na schy³ek zlodowacenia œrodkowopolskiego (ok. 120 - 115 tys. lat p. n. e.) i wczesn¹ fazê zlodowacenia ba³tyckiego (70 - 54 tys. lat p. n. e.). Wœród narzêdzi krzemiennych na uwagê zas³uguj¹ tzw. no¿e pr¹dnickie i zgrzeb³a. W namuliskach znajdowane s¹ liczne szcz¹tki kostne niedŸwiedzia jaskiniowego. Warstwy kulturowe z dolnego i œrodkowego paleolitu, œlady osadnictwa neolitycznego i epok póŸniejszych.


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Cenne stanowisko archeologiczne, bogate w materia³y krzemienne, g³ównie wyroby paleolityczne (kultury lewal....- mustierska, mikocko - pr¹dnicka, orynacka), neolityczne, epoki br¹zu, okresu rzymskiego. W namulisku stwierdzono obecnoœæ czwartorzêdowych szcz¹tków ssaków i ptaków.


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Skupienie 7 gatunków storczyków; jedno z najbogatszych stanowisk Cypripedium calceolus - 3 - 4 tysiêcy okazów.


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ród³o zachowa³o swój naturalny charakter, nale¿y do najcenniejszych róde³ pulsuj¹cych na Wy¿ynie.;


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Najwiêkszy kompleks leœny w regionie. Zachowa³y siê tu jeszcze niewielkie uroczyska o charakterze puszczañskim. Na terenie ostoi gniazduje kilka rzadkich gatunków ptaków (m.in. bocian czarny, orlik krzykliwy, kania czarna, trzmielojad, puszczyk uralski, w³ochatka). Miejsce koncentracji i rozrodu du¿ych dziuplaków z dziêcio³ami czarnym, œrednim i zielonosiwym. Jedna z najwiêkszych w kraju populacja mucho³ówki bia³oszyjej. Rezerwat hodowlany ¿ubra. W rezerwacie "Lipówka" znajduje siê stanowisko unikatowego œlimaka nagiego Lehmannia nyctelia.


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1. Specyficzna, dwudzielna struktura geologiczna z³o¿a solnego: cz.pok³adowa i cz. bry³owa; swoiœcie wykszta³cony osad w kompleksie solonoœnym, tzw. zuber. 2. Nagromadzenie skamielin (fauna i flora). 3. Procesy ³ugowania osadów chem. przez kr¹¿¹ce wody i wtórnego wytr¹cania osadów doprowadzi³y do powstania unikatowego obiektu jakim s¹ Groty Kryszta³owe wystêpuj¹ce w systemie szczelin obros³ych du¿ymi (do 40cm d³.krawêdzi) kryszta³ami soli kamiennej (halitu) - jedyny znany dotychczas na œwiecie tej miary zabytek mineralogiczny mioceñskiej formacji solonoœnej. 4. Kopalnia jest obiektem zabytkowym i posiada muzeum z bogatym zbiorem dokumentów, narzêdzi i innych przedmiotów zwi¹zanych z rozwojem techniki górniczej. 5. W licznych miejscach kopalni wystêpuj¹ formy szaty naciekowej odpowiadaj¹ce zjawiskom krasowym.


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Oko³o 30 gatunków roœlin chronionych w tym 9 storczyków.


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The area protects beautiful fragments of Carpathian beechwood with magnificent beeches.


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Important for migrating and wintering waterfowl; wintering Anatidae do 10 000 os..


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The area harbours over 200 species of vascular plants connected with raised and transitional peat-bogs and pine woods. Rich fauna of amphibians and reptiles.


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It is a sandy hill overgrown with remains of a beautiful natural deciduous stand with fir, oak, spruce, beech, and maple.


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The area supports a rich ornithofauna (160 species, including 105 breeding ones). Among them there are species endangered with extinction.


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The area supports a rich bird community.


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71 bird species. The area constitutes "green lungs" for Rzeszów.


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The area supports a family of bears. There occur also many protected plant species.


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The area supports a rich flora and fauna. Vascular plant flora includes 916 taxa (East- and West- Carpathian species are worthy of notice). Breeding vertebrate fauna totals 223 species (including e. g. 98 protected bird species). The are also ca. 200 archeological sites.


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The site protects a beautiful beech stand (120 year old).


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Jedyne istniej¹ce w Polsce stanowisko Rhododendron luteum, oddzielone od pozosta³ych w Europie kilkusetkilometrow¹ przerw¹.


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lasy jod³owo-bukowe ocharakterze puszczañskim; stanowiska rzadkich roœlin i zwierz¹t; najwy¿sze zagêszczenie orlika krzykliwego (Aquila pomarina) w Polsce - ok. 2 pary/10 ha - w paœmie Turnicy.


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Jedna z najczystszych rzek Polski ze szczególnymi zespo³ami gatunków bentosowych.


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The area is important for passage waterfowl with max. of 40,000 birds (usually to 10,000 ind.);


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Jedyne stanowisko Neptis sappho w Polsce.


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Ostoja obejmuje kilka stanowisk ¿o³ny, gatunku z lokalnej listy CORINE, wystêpujacego w Polsce na pó³nocnej granicy zasiêgu, jedynie w przemyskim.


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Bogata fauna ptaków; wa¿na w skali regionu ostoja bociana czarnego, trzmielojada i orlika krzykliwego; rzadkie gatunki Noctuidae: Hadena luteago, Senta flammea, Xylomoia graminea.


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Wa¿na ostoja orlika krzykliwego. Piêkne lasy bukowo-jod³owe w rejonie Cisowej.


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Jedna z 20 najwiêkszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (125 os.). Jedyne znane zimowisko na Pogórzu Przemyskim.


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Rzadkie gatunki ptaków; wa¿ne w regionie stanowisko puszczyka uralskiego; stanowisko Betula obscura;


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Du¿e zagêszczenie derkacza, nawet do 0,3 pary/10ha.


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Jedna z wiêkszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce.


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Jedna z wiekszych kolonii lêgowych bociana bia³ego w Polsce.


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Najwazniejsza w regionie ostoja w³ochatki. Obecnoœæ reliktów tundrowych w faunie. Wiele rzadkich bezkregowców, zw³aszcza wœród Aranei. Stanowisko endemicznego Pterostichus sudeticus. Interesuj¹ce, rzadkie mszaki (np. Lophozia sudetica, Rhacomitrium sudeticum i in.).


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Najcenniejsze przyrodniczo i najpiêkniejsze widokowo obszary Karkonoszy. Obecnoœæ wielu gatunków endemicznych


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Jedyne w Polsce stanowisko endemicznej skalnicy bazaltowej. Nagromadzenie osobliwoœci florystycznyc zwiazanych z ¿y³¹ bazaltow¹ w pod³o¿u. Drugie obok Tatr stanowisko poczwarówki pó³nocnej w Polsce.


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liczne gatunki mchów (Polytrichum strictum, Drepanocladus fluitans, Sphagnum majus, Sph. rubellum, Sph. robustum, Sph. lindbergii, Sph. dusenii); stanowisko porostu Cetraria islandica; rzadkie gatunki wa¿ek;


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Najwiêksza zimowa kolonia nietoperzy na terenie polskich Karkonoszy i jedna z wiêkszych na terenie Dolnego Œl¹ska.


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The site harbours latifolious (deciduous) forests characteristic of the lower montane zone of Kaczawskie Mts.


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Ostoja charakteryzuje siê bogat¹ flor¹ i malakofaun¹. Wystêpuje tu 14 gat. storczyków, rzadkie gat. roœlin ni¿szych (np. 38 gat. œluzowców z nowym dla Polski Arcyria insignis; 83 gat. mchów z bardzo rzadkimi Cirriphyllum vaucheri i C. crassinervium).


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Du¿e walory florystyczne - nagromadzenie roœlin chronionych (9 gat. storczyków); liczna, obficie kwitn¹ca populacja obuwika; stanowisko grzyba Marchella esculenta.


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Obecnoœæ rzadkich i zagro¿onych gatunków w ornitofaunie. To ju¿ jedna z nielicznych ostoi g³uszca. W latach 1982-1987 stwierdzono je tu na czterech stanowiskach (Zielonka, k. Bielawy Dolnej, pod Ruszowem, k. Jagodzina). Ocenia siê, ¿e w samej gminie Wêgliniec jest 27 kogutów. Wa¿na ostoja bielika w regionie. Bogata fauna nietoperzy.


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Najni¿ej i najdalej na pn. po³o¿one stanowisko sosny b³otnej;


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Wysokie walory krajobrazowe; znaleziono tu nowy (dla nauki) gatunek pijawki Piscicola polonica.


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Jedno z trzech stanowisk Betula nana w Polsce, licz¹ce kilkaset egzemplarzy (w 1989 r. - 400).


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Jedyne znane zimowisko podkowca ma³ego w regionie G0J.


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Kolonie rozrodcze i zimowiska kilku gatunków nietoperzy.


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Wa¿na ostoja ptactwa wodno-b³otnego w regionie; najwy¿sze na Œl¹sku zagêszczenie perkoza rdzawoszyjego.


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Ostoja fauny puszczañskiej; na terenie Gór Bialskich znajduje siê jedyne w Polsce stanowisko kniejowca sudeckiego.


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unikatowy krajobraz górski; zanotowano obecnoœæ rzadkich bezkregowców: Liparus germanus (Curculionidae), Titanoeca quadri (Aranei).


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liczne gatunki endemiczne wœród entomofauny; jedyne w Polsce stanowisko dzwonka brodatego Campanula barbata.


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Wa¿na w rejonie kolonia zimowa nietoperzy; liczne koœci zwierz¹t plejstoceñskich; bogata szata naciekowa;


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Jedyne w Polsce góry o budowie p³ytowej o unikatowych walorach krajobrazowych. Pod³o¿e skalne sprzyja wystêpowaniu ró¿norodnych zbiorowisk mszaków o wyj¹tkowym charakterze. Bogata brioflora obejmuje wiele gatunków rzadkich w skali Polski; opisano st¹d nowy dla Polski gatuneh Dicranum sendtneri. Wa¿na ostoja puchacza i kuraków leœnych w regionie.


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Roœlinnoœæ torfowiskowa z reliktami arktyczno-borealnymi. Stwierdzono tu obecnoœæ rzadkiego bezkregowca Pardosa sphagnicola (Aranei).


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Jedyne w Polsce stanowisko kniejowca sudeckiego (kilkadziesi¹t osobników). Brak szczegó³owej lokalizacji stanowiska (w atlasie podawane z kwadratu L¹dek Zdrój).


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Obecnoœæ roœlin rzadkich w Sudetach w tym reliktów epoki lodowcowej. Jedno z trzech znanych w Polsce stanowisk Betula nana (2000-3000 os.). Stwierdzono tu obecnoœæ licznych rzadkich gatunków pajaków (np. Centromerus levitarsis, Harpactea lepida, Iberina candida, Pardosa sphagnicola, Piratula uliginosa, Tarnetula pinetorum, Gnaphosa iperima, Haplodrassus cognatus i in.).


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Jedna z 20 najwiekszych zimowych kolonii nietoperzy w Polsce (83 os. w 1994).


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Liczne gatunki storczyków (9), mszaków, stanowiska cisów (ok. 2700 osobników) w naturalnych zbiorowiskach leœnych;


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Jedno z czterech istniej¹cych w Polsce stanowisk Lindernia procumbens.


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Jedno z czterech istniej¹cych qw Polsce stanowisk Lindernia procumbens.


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Stanowisko lêgowe gatunku zagro¿onego wyginiêciem N. nycticorax.


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The site support a rich breeding community of threatened bird species. It is one of the oldest fish complex ponds in Europe.; 200 bird species, among them 124 nesting ones.; Lindernia procumbens has here one of its 4 localities in Poland.


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Ostoja odznacza siê bogat¹ flor¹ (ok. 700 gat. roœlin naczyniowych). Najcenniejszymi roœlinami s¹ okrzyn jeleni Laserpitium archangelica, który na Babiej Górze ma swoje jedyne stanowisko w Polsce, i rogownica alpejska Cerastium alpinum ssp. babiogorense, takson endemiczny dla Babiej Góry. Lêgowa ornitofauna (ok. 80 gat.) obejmuje takie rzadkoœci jak g³uszec i dziêcio³ trójpalczasty. Z terenu ostoi podano ju¿ ok. 2500 gatunków bezkregowców. Bogata jest koleopterofauna (ok. 1200 udokumentowanych gatunków) z 14 gatunkami prawnie chronionymi. Interesujace gatunki zanotowano wœród sk¹poszczetów Oligocheta (np. d¿d¿ownica subalpejska) i niesporczaków Tardigrada ( np. Echiniscus lapponicus).


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Jedyne obok Babiej Góry zgrupowanie wysokogórskiej koleopterofauny zachodniobeskidzkiej. 11 gatunków chronionych chrz¹szczy.


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Miejsce zimowania wielu gatunków ptaków.


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stanowisko nietoperzy zweryfikowane w 1993 r.


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Jedno z najbardziej wysuniêtych na zachód stanowisk dziêcio³a syryjskiego (Dendrocopos syriacus) w Polsce.


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Obecnoœæ wystêpuj¹cego lokalnie w Polsce gatunku Lycaena hippothoe. Populacja gatunku liczy co roku oko³o 30 osobników, jednak¿e brak jest szczegó³owych danych na temat dynamiki zmian jej liczebnoœci w poszczególnych latach.


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Ostoja dziêcio³a syryjskiego. Jest to bardzo nieliczny gatunek spotykany g³ównie na terenie Polski po³udniowo-wschodniej. Gatunek ten poszerza swój area³ w kierunku pó³nocno-zachodnim i pojawi³ siê w granicach kraju dopiero pod koniec lat 70tych. Niniejsze stanowisko jest obecnie jednym z najbardziej na zachód wysuniêtych stanowisk w Polsce.


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Ostoja fauny typowej dla puszczy karpackiej.;


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W stawku w w¹skiej komorze ¿yje studniczek Niphargus tatrensis (Crustacea, Amphipoda).


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Bogate stanowisko rzadkich storczyków - 12 gatunków; bogate stanowisko Rhopalocera terenów górskich; wiele cennych gatunków chrz¹szczy bagiennych i nadwodnych - w tym wiele gatunków maj¹cych tu locus typicus;


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Piêknie wykszta³cone p³aty Lunario-Aceretum. Bogata fauna ptaków regla dolnego. Liczne pomnikowe œwierki i jod³y.


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stanowisko rzadkiego w Polsce Rhinolophus hipposideros; zimowisko nietoperzy;


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Stanowisko rzadkiego, zagro¿onego wymarciem gatunku nietoperza Rhinolophus hipposideros;


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Stawy w Tomicach - jedna z liczniejszych kolonii Chlidonias niger w Ma³opolsce (1986 - 15 gniazd). Miejsce rozrodu p³azów i gadów.


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Szczególnie warte podkreœlenia jest bytowanie w Kleczance doœæ licznej rodzimej populacji pstr¹ga potokowego (S. trutta fario).


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Jedno z najwiêkszych i najbardziej urozmaiconych krajobrazowo skalnych osuwisk w Polskich Karpatach fliszowych; -zimowisko nietoperzy w Jaskini Mrocznej; bogata fauna owadów;


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Obszar o wyj¹tkowych walorach przyrodniczych i krajobrazowych. Centrum endemizmu w Karpatach. Liczne gatunki reliktowe. Ostoja fauny puszczañskiej i wysokogórskiej. W piêtrze halnym endemiczne zespo³y ze zwi¹zku Seslerion tatrae. Spoœród endemicznych gatunków owadów na uwagê zas³uguj¹: skoczogonek Hypogastrura tatrica Stach, przyl¿eniec Oxythrips tatricus Pel., bleskotkê Protyndarichus tatricus Hoff. i chruœcik Drusus dohleri May - jest jednak prawdopodobne, ¿e zostan¹ one w przysz³oœci odkryte gdzieindziej, jako ¿e grupy te s¹ s³obo poznane.


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endemiczne nawapienne murawy naskalne; liczne jaskinie;


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Endemiczny zespó³ murawy wysokogórskiej rosn¹cej na pod³o¿u granitowym w miejscach zasilanych w s¹cz¹c¹ siê wodê bogat¹ w wapñ.


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Stanowiska wielu rzadkich, zagro¿onych i endemicznych gatunków roœlin. Walory krajobrazowe.


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Jedno z dwóch tatrzañskich stanowisk Branchinecta paludosa - reliktu glacjalnego, nie potwierdzone od lat siedemdziesi¹tych.


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Nagromadzenie bardzo rzadkich gatunków roœlin.


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19 gatunków storczyków (T - ostoja storczykowa) i wiele rzadkich w TPN innych gatunków roœlin.


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Jedyne w Polsce stanowisko Pulsatilla halleri ssp. slavica.


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Ciekawe formy skalne, obecnoœæ wielu rzadkich i zagro¿onych gatunków.


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Biocenozy typowe dla wysokogórskich partii Tatr Zachodnich. Nagromadzenie taksonów rzadkich i endemitów.


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Gatunki endemiczne i reliktowe; walory krajobrazowe.


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Ponad 1100 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych; endemiczny zespó³ Dendranthemo-Seslerietum variae, porastaj¹cy strome zbocza i pó³ki skalne œcian wapiennych; dwa endemiczne gat. roœlin (Taraxacum pieninicum i Erysimum pieninicum) i 4 odmiany (Minuartia setacea var. pienina, Sedum acre var. calcigenum, Artemisia absynthium var. calcigena, Centaurea triumfetti var. pienina); relikty geogr. (Dendrathema zawadzkii i Juniperus savina); ponadto 3 endemity zachodniokarpackie. Jedna z nielicznych w Polsce ostoi pomurnika Tichdroma muraria. Niezwykle bogata fauna bezkrêgowców, wœród nich co najmniej 2 gat. endemiczne dla Pienin (Onychiurus carpenteri i Isophya pienensis) oraz b. liczne endemity zachodnio- i ogólnokarpackie. Pieniny s¹ ostoj¹ wielu rzadkich i gin¹cych gatunków owadów: Rosalia alpina, Parnassius apollo i P. mnemosyne.


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Jeden z najpiêkniejszych w Europie prze³omów rzecznych.


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najlepsze ods³oniêcia wapienia krynoidowego; bogate zbiorowiska mchów wapieniolubnych;


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Ostoja reprezentuje unikatowe wykszta³cenie tytonu jury alpejskiej.


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150 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych w tym 15 chronionych; bogata flora mchów wapieniolubnych: Tortella tortuosa, Hypnum cupressiforme, Ptychodium plicatum, Lophotia gracilis.


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Klasyczny profil serii czorsztyñskiej w Pieninach; jedyne stanowisko endemicznego gatunku pszonaka pieniñskiego Erysimum pieninicum.


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Cenny kompleks torfowiskowy. W okresie miêdzywojennym jedyne znane stanowiska w Polsce borealnych motyli Crambus alienellus oraz Lygris testata var. insulicola. Na torfowisku wysokim, ko³o Czarnego Dunajca, ¿yje motyl Chloroclysta infuscata (miernikowce), którego g¹sienice ¿eruj¹ na Vaccinium uliginosum, V. myrtillus i Ledum palustre. W ciekach na terenie torfowisk wystêpuj¹: p³oæ karpacka Rutilus rutilus carpathorossicus, kie³b dunajski Gobio gobio obtusirostris i Vimba vimba carinata. S¹ to rasy (podgatunki) uznane za specyficzne dla tych wód. Jedyne miejsce wystêpowania czerwca Ericcocus podhalensis. Wystêpuje tu Pinus X rhaetica. Ostoja cietrzewia.


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Jedno z nielicznych stanowisk Pinus X rhaetica.


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Najciekawsze botanicznie i fitosocjologicznie z Torfowisk Orawskich.


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Jako jedno z nielicznych torfowisk ma wykszta³cony okrajek niskoturzycowy z licznymi kepami we³nianki.


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Rzadki w po³udniowej Polsce, typowo wykszta³cony zespó³ boru bagiennego na torfowisku wysokim.


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One of the best preserved peat-bogs in Orawa.


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Najwieksze torfowisko na Orawie. Jedyne stanowisko w Polsce Erioccocus podhalensis;


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Jedno z najwiêkszych na Orawie torfowisk wysokich.


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Bogate populacje rzadkich gatunków puszczañskich (np. rysia, g³uszca, jarz¹bka; w ostoi stwierdzono tropy m³odych wilków - wilki prawdowpodobnie maj¹ tu gniazdo). Nagromadzenie gatunków alpejskich i subalpejskich (elementy wysokogórskie) stanowi¹cych najbardziej wartoœciowy sk³adnik flory Gorców.


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Puszczañski charakter buczyny karpackiej z dobrze wykszta³conym drzewostanem i bujnym runem; ostoja fauny o charakterze puszczañskim; górskie rzadkie gatunki mchów.


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Wystêpowanie rzadkich i zagro¿onych gatunków roœlin.


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Jedyne naturalne stanowisko g³owacicy; jedna z czterech w Polsce ostoi Gobio kessleri; jedna z dwóch w regionie ostoi Eudontomyzon mariae.


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Buczyny w wieku 145-160 lat; ostoja niedzwiedzia (gawra), gniazdo bociana czarnego;


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Jedyne w Polsce stanowisko paproci Woodsia ilvensis. Bogata flora porostów.


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Jedyne istniej¹ce stanowisko pierwiosnki om¹czonej Primula farinosa w Polsce.


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Jaskinia Diabla Dziura jest miejscem zimowania sporej liczby podkowców ma³ych Rhinolophus hipposideros (1990 - 22 os. 1991 - 46 os. 1992 - 24 os.).


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ostoja fauny o charakterze puszczañskim; dobrze zachowane p³aty naturalnych drzewostanów.


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Starodzewia o charakterze naturalnym koncentruj¹ siê na pó³nocnych stokach grzbietu Kud³oñ - Mostownica - Czo³o Turbacza - Obidowiec oraz na po³udniowych stokach Kud³onia i Kiczory. Na N zboczach pasma Kud³onia znajduje siê najbardziej oryginalna grupa skalna spoœród piaskowcowych ska³ek obszaru Gorców. Bogata flora w¹trobowców, ok. 350 gatunków porostów, ok. 200 gatunków mchów, wœród nich osobliwy mech Grimmia anomala; grzyby: Anthracobia maurilabra, Pseudoplectania vogesiaca;


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jedna z liczniejszych kolonii Sterna hirundo w Ma³opolsce, w 1988roku ok. 9 gniazd;


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Jedna z najwartoœciowszych w Europie ostoi fauny puszczañskiej ze wszystkimi wielkimi drapie¿nikami (niedŸwiedŸ, wilk, ryœ). Bardzo silne populacje wydry, orlika krzykliwego, puszczyka uralskiego, wê¿a Eskulapa, traszki karpackiej (endemit karpacki). Z Bieszczadów znanych jest 1100 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych i oko³o 1000 gatunków grzybów. W faunie wodnej Bieszczadów wystêpuje oko³o 700 gatunków zamieszkuj¹cych siedliska wpdne i 300 siedliska ziemnowodne, wœród nich 24 to endemity karpackie. Bieszczady w granicach Polski posiadaj¹ pe³ny zestaw endemitów pó³nocno-wschodniego regionu Karpat i s¹ dla wiêkszoœci z nich najdalej na zachód wysuniêt¹ czêœci¹ area³u (Szczêsny i K³onowska-Olejnik 1995).


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Jedyne w Bieszczadach Zach. naturalne stanowisko sosny zwyczajnej i boru bagiennego z domieszk¹ brzozy i œwierka;


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55 gat. roslin naczyniowych, 11 gat. mchów;


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56 gat. roœlin naczyniowych; 7 gat. mchów;


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wyj¹tkowe walory geomorfologiczne - przyk³ad go³oborza piaskowcowego w Karpatach;


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The reserve protects the best preserved (natural or almost primeval) old beech stands in the Polish part of Bieszczady Mts. and rich forest fauna.


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Klasyczny przyk³ad plastycznej deformacji ³upkowo-piaskowcowych ska³ w strefie osuwiska.


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Oko³o 300 gatunków roœlin naczyniowych; jedna z najbogatszych w Bieszczadach ostoi fauny puszczañskiej;


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O wysokiej wartoœci przyrodniczej tej czêœci Bieszczadów decyduje obecnoœæ: endemicznego zespo³u Trollio-Centaureetum, endemicznych, wschodniokarpackich taksonów roœlin: Aconitum tauricum sp. nanum, A. lasiocarpum, Silene dubia oraz wielu endemicznych bezkrêgowców b¹dŸ loci typici nowych dla nauki gatunków (......, Siro carpaticus Rafalski, 1956).


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Jedno z kilku stanowisk Tozzia alpina i endemicznego podgatunku A. paniculatum sp. lasiocarpum. Stanowisko Miramella ebneri carpathica Cejch.(Orthoptera: Catantopidae)


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Stanowisko endemicznego taksonu karpackiego Leucojum vernum ssp. carpatica. Najbogatsze w Polsce stanowisko we¿a Eskulapa, walory krajobrazowe.


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kolonia rozrodcza Vespertilio murinus - 6 os.


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Najpiêkniejsze zgrupowanie sak³ek w Karpatach Polskich (rezerwat Prz¹dki).


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Wa¿na ostoja fauny puszczañskiej. Silna populacja orlika krzykliwego. Podzespó³ Dentario glandulosae-Fagetum festucetosum drymejae nie wystêpuje nigdzie indziej poza Beskidem Niskim i Dzia³em Karpat Wschodnich. Obecnoœæ D.g.-F.f. lunarietosum. Przez Prze³êcz Dukielsk¹ prowadzi na po³udnie szlak przelotów ptaków. Oderwane stanowisko Pinus mugo. Biocenozy o naturalnym sk³adzie gatunkowym, wysokiej stabilnoœci i odpornoœci na czynniki antropogenne.


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Dentario glandulosae-Fagetum festucetosum drymejae; 200 gatunków zwierz¹t podlegaj¹cych ochronie ca³kowitej; 40 gatunków roœlin chronionych ustawowo; lasy o naturalnym charakterze z dominacj¹ starodrzewów, wielogatunkowe, w dobrej kondycji; cenne ostoje fauny leœnej; nagromadzenie wartoœciowych form skalnych.


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Najcenniejszy w Beskidzie system torfowisk o unikatowym charakterze o du¿ej wartoœci przyrodniczej i wodochronnej, najwiêksze w Polsce torfowisko wododzia³owe. Rozleg³e ³¹ki trzêœlicowe i szuwary trzcinowe; Populacje wschodniokarpackich ryjkowców: Otiorhynchus obsidianus, Omiamima hamaki, Lioplocus gibbus, Donus oxalidis.


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Najbardziej na pd. wysuniête stanowisko bobra w Polsce.


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Duza kolonia lêgowa bociana bia³ego - w 1994 roku 19 par.


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bogata flora - 900 gatunków, 69% to element górski; 133 gatunki krêgowców


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Wystêpowanie kosarzy: Siro carpaticus i Egaenus convexus; jest to ich jedyne stanowisko na pó³noc od ³uku Karpat.


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Wystêpuje tu minóg ukraiñski Eudontomyzon mariae, zwiazany z naturalnymi ciekami o czystej wodzie.


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bogate stanowisko storczyków (11 gatunków);


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Half of the area is fir plantage, and broad-leaved forest stands were considerably managed by forestry, which moderately deviated these stands from the natural states during the last hundred years. The earlier stages of the vegetation have been well described.:


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Large parts of the site remained natural where wild life has optimal conditions. The area is well studied recently.:


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Large area of riparian habitat, although managed, supports characteristic riparian plant associations.


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Partly near natural forest, partly plantations.:


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Natural, natural-like. The site is well studied.:


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Parts of the territory vary in quality: natural semi-natural and deteriorated stands occur, but the region is still a habitat complex of great value. The area is well/moderately studied.:


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The area is more or less in natural state, which is covered by different kinds of humid and wet plant communities (habitats) rich in rare plant species. The flora and vegetation is well described.:


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The best, species rich pannonic steppic grasslands in the region with numerous rare species.:


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The habitats in 80% of the area are slightly disturbed, they are close to the natural state, otherwise one can find managed fir plantages. The vegetation of the site is well described.:


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The naturalness of the meadows is good. The vegetation and the flora is well known and described in detail.:


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The area is slightly disturbed, the habitats are in good conditions.:


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There are large near natural continuous forest stands, which preserved numeruous species in coensequences of the traditional forest management system. The meadows and mires has extremely high species diversity too.:


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Forest, hay meadows, mires are highly rich in species.:


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Mainly secondary meadows and cultivated forests, but rich in rare species.:


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Unical geological formations. Special compositional form of pannonic white oak forest caused by the substrate. Presence of CORINE species having european impoertance.:


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There are many relict plant species from various periods of vegetation history. The beech and oakwoods and some special community with Illyrian character serve special habitats for many threatened animal species too.:


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Nearly natural, with high species diversity.:


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The area is highly natural, the characteristic habitats on dolomite ridges and slopes are in good natural condition.:


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The site is thoroughly studied, the major part of the territory is in natural or natural-like state.:


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Unique habitat type in Europe in good natural condition.:


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Most of the site is natural or natural-like, but there are some deteriorated parts too. The site is well/moderately studied.:


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The vegetation, habitats of the site are in good conditions, near to natural state. The marshes along the creek are slightly degradated in consequences of the less water. The site is well explored and described:


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The quality varies from the deteriorated areas to the excellent ones, like thermophilous oak wood stands, which are in good natural state. Well studied.:


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The area is very valuable, which is thoroughly studied. There is a succesful restoration of a part of the original habitat, which was drained earlier, than it was partly rehabilitated by supplying spring water again.:


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It is natural-like, or natural (Hegyes-tu was originally a quarry but it is geologically interesting and the vegetation is again natural-like). The area is well/moderately studied.:


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Natural-like, often deteriorated due to the pine plantations.:


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The site is natural-like-, seminatural-deteriorated. Altogether, as a semi-natural island in the cultivated landscape it is valuable. It was studied moderately, zoologically throughly.:


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Largely affected by forestry with some valuable, natural patches of vegetation. Well/moderately studied.:


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Excellent for waterfowl, but the biological water quality used to change inmoderately during the year. The hydrobiological and ecological changes are well-documented since the construction of the reservoir.:


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One of the largest reed beds in Central-Europe with high biodiversity. Many vulnerable species are occuring here.:


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Extreme habitats and exotic species are here, which are in dependence of the thermal springs.:


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The special vegetation and habitats are slightly disturbed in the last decades, but affected by regional activities of the man. There are some abandoned fields from intensive grazing, in consequences the area is so natural.:


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Presence of plants and plant communities with mediterranean and illyrian distribution constitutes the significance of the territory.:


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Most of the natural litoral zone is damaged or destroyed. In a large extent the natural sandy shore was changed into concrete shore-line. The water is slightly polluted with infiltrating contaminants coming from the surroundings. The major problem is the eutrophization of some parts of the lake and fish die from time to time.


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These areas are nearly natural, mainly the mesophile forests, while the grasslands and swamp wood stands are threatened because of drainage and plantation.:


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There are lots of plantations too, but about half of this area is nearly natural.:


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About half of this area is nearly natural, but there are lots of plantations and waste places too.:


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There is a high productivity of the ecosystem and a high diversity for animals.:


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Presence of protected plants with continental and mediterranean distribution and their habitats constitute the main value of the territory.:


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Presence of protected species and plant communities with submediterranean distribution constitute the main value concerning nature conservation.:


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The forests are in nearly natural conditions.:


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High habitat, geological, zoological and botanical diversity.:


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The main value of the territory consists in the presence of protected species and plant communities distributed in the submediterranean.:


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High floristical, geological and habitat diversity.:


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There is only few well-known animal groups, the area is botanically more investigated.:


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In consequences of the special geomorphology and protection, the site is mostly in natural state, but some parts of the area are slightly disturbed, while a small part of the hill was distroyed by the stone-quarry activity.:


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Stages of succession (from open water to riverine forests, swamp woods and mire scrubs) can be investigated. Riverine forests are in a pretty good natural state.:


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Natural and halfnatural habitats. The region has a lot of importance for history of European Vegetation. This area is scarcely investigated.:


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Rich in animal species. The vegetation is only partly natural and not very well-known.:


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Endemic plant species and communities, endemic animal species.


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It is nearly natural, which is not disturbed for a long time. There are no more similar forests with this looking in the central part of Hungary.:


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Numerous relict species, very high species richness, natural like conditions, traditional landuse. The area is well explored and described.:


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High botanicla, zoological and phytocoenological interest. Area for IBP and Long Term production studies.


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Extremely valuable species-rich alder forests, sedge beds, humid and dry meadows, with high natural value.:


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There are numerous protected plant and animal species. Near natural habitat with high biodiversity.:


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Important site for threatened animal and plant species and plant communities. The one of the locality of the two habitat, where the extremely rare pannonic endemism Vincetoxicum pannonicum occure.


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Important site for threatened animal species. Also important site for relictic and endemic plant species and plant communities.


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It is one of the rare examples of relative well-preserved forest biotas, which were left in the area of the capital. They preserve the special habitat of the endemic plant community Seslerietum sadlerianae.:


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High floristical, zoological, geological and habitat diversity.


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Some remnants, fragments of the native forest vegetation that comprised some unique communities representing the East-European, so-called cool-continental forest steppe. In the present picture the introduced trees and secondary forests dominate.:


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A site representing a special situation where the ponto-pannonic lowland flora draws up on the hills has a mixing of the two floras can be observed.:


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Most of the forest stands are managed, but nearly natural. Slight degradation in the flora and species loss was detected in the latest decades.:


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Only small part of the territory is natural, the rest is slightly disturbed or secondary but excellent. Moderately/well studied. The territory is of extraordinary importance. In spite of protection it is still threatened.:


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The state of the vegetation is excellent due to the protection, limited traffic and natural features (steep slopes). The flora and fauna were limitedly studied except for the thorougly studied mosses.:


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There are considerable untouched or hardly disturbed areas (20%) and great natural-like, usually wooded areas (60%) but the rest is destroyed by rock mining (20%). The area is moderately/well studied.:


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A well-preserved forest area with great species diversity near to Budapest.:


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A vegetation dominated only by one community type that appears in numerous subtypes representing a wilde scale of different degree of degradation.:


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A typical site of the open sandy grassland with Wagner fescue and other protected species. The marsh meadow is rich in protected relict species and orchids.:


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From natural to totally deteriorated parts, well studied.:


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Both territory is relatively natural, but the influence of grazing and human activity is considerable, moderately/well studied.:


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Excellent, diverse habitat, natural, natural-like, moderately/well studied.:


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Largely natural or natural-like, but there are deteriorated parts in a smaller extent. The site is well/moderately studied.:


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It is a plantage with unique fern flora, well studied.:


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One part of the territory (30%) is excellent in every respect, while the other is firmly disturbed. The area is too small to maintain a considerable population of bustard, it is in extreme danger. Well/moderately studied.:


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Nearly natural continuous forest stands and extremly good special habitats on dolomite with relic and endemic species:


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Even aged old beech forest with high quality.:


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The rock grasslands are partly deteriorated.:


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The site condition is natural or natural-like, with some moderately deteriorated forests.:


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There are highly natural conditions on the area, which is protected for a long time.:


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Significant nesting populations of internationally threatened bird species and relict plant species. An unical distrophe floating fen surrounded by alkaline water body.


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High species diversity, great number of continental and rare species. High fiziognomical diversity. Detailed botanical survey have been done and is in preparation.:


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The site is the only remnants and the last documents of the earlier distributed pannonian forest-stepp forests in this region. There can be found rare granite grassland on the granite outcrops. Some parts of the forest are intermixed by locust trees or low coppice forests had been formed.:


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Some parts of the area are deteriorated. For regenerating the water-dependent habitats there are additional water-supply in progress.:


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The area is highly natural, because the lack of intensive river control:


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The habitats are nearly in natural conditions. The meadows mostly treated in traditional way (mowing), which preserve the site in good conditions.:


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Certain parts of the territory are gradually regenerating, but there are many improper locust tree plantations.:


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Most of the habitats are natural-like. The higher parts of the area are hard to approach, in consequences of the poor road-system and traffic control. Considerable tourism and skiing occur in some places. Flora and vegetation studied in detail while the fauna is moderately known.:


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The vegetation is natural or natural-like.:


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Small part of the ridge remained with small (of ten transplanted) populations and natural-like habitats in a very good quality.:


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Geology, geomorphology, vegetation and fauna are equally valuable. A very colourful picture reflecting the mosaic of species-rich, well-preserved deciduous forest types, where almost all phases of postglacial vegetation development are represented by communities and by species.:


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Its special values are the edaphic influenced vegetation types with many relict species. The site remained in a highly natural condition.:


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The forests are managed by the forestry, there are some plantage, but xerotherm oakwoods are in nearly natural state.:


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Especially rich vertebrate and invertebrate fauna, high plant species diversity, high habitat diversity, relativly low level of disturbances:


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The state of the grasslands is really natural, with high interest of plant, vegetation and zoology.:


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Only certain parts of the territory is excellent in quality, almost of it is highly influenced by forestry. The forest is moderately studied.:


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There are really natural habitats and near-natural secondary communities in good quality, with high habitat diversity.:


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The Baradla cave partially builded out as showcave, while other parts are nearly disturbless. The Beke cave is rarely disturbed by cavers.:


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It is a representative site for pannonic habitats in nearly natural state.:


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The quality of the site is good, the habitats show nearly natural status.:


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Not only the communities themselves but the mosaic is of high natural value. Successional stages occur together which gives opportunity for future regeneration.


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The plant communities are mostly in a natural condition. Native montane species constitute their main value. Some of them are relict plants. On the forest and rock grassland communities several studies have been published. The bryophyte and vascular flora are well documented.:


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There is natural-like vegetation. The flora, forests and rock grasslands of the territory was studied in detail.:


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The hill itself is slightly disturbed, the vegetation of the surrounding hills is natural-like. Green tourism occurs around the nearby village and concentrates to the ruins on top of the hill. The flora and vegetation of the site is well explored.:


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Hardly disturbed beautiful scenery with a natural-like flora and fauna. The flora and forests of the territory were moderately studied. As a sign of naturalness a small population of wolf was regularly observed in the region.:


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The territory is partly disturbed due to the nearby villages and tourist centre. Farther parts are, however, natural-like.:


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There are different levels of degradation. Due to the fast succession and the decreasing of the water table, relict and valuable communities decrease. The rare species, however, still exist but they are in extreme danger. The bogs were thoroughly studied both the former natural state (including palynological research) and the late changing.:


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There are natural and secondary, but valuable habitats and deteriorated areas as well. The site is moderately/well studied.:


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On deep hillslopes, where grazing was not so intensive the grassland is in extremely good conditions, other parts are more or less degradated. Small tree-groups preserved relict species from the earlier wooded-steppe period.:


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The largest non-intensive grassland, except of Kalmuck steppe and the largest saline area in Europe. The species, habitat and landscape diversity is high, the saline habitats are very special ones. The area is extremely important nesting and migrating site of water-fowls in the continent. Formerly, the area was one of the largest gathering-place of wild-geese in the world.:


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The fish-management of the ponds ensure high productivity, which can keep considerable water-bird populations too.:


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The grasslands are extensively used by grazing stocks, partly mowed. Most of the reed beds are regularly cutted. These traditional use ensure and preserve a very near-natural state, otherwise the site is almost undisturbed.:


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One of the most valuable parts of the Naional Park, because of the numerous halophytic plant species and some endemics, and because of the extremely rich avifauna of the grasslands and marshes.:


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Extremely rich in rare birds, one of the most valuable area of the region.:


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Near natural, really undisturbed, in consequences of inaccessibilty.:


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Loess steppe is slightly degradated, the most rare loess plants (Echium russicum, Anchusa barrelieri, Crambe tataria) and some specialised invertebrates went to extinct due to the regular grazing pressure. Undisturbed site.:


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Almost undisturbed area, with extensiv pasturing, but in good conditions. Some degradation can be occure around the pens.:


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The territory is remarkable both botanically and zoologically, but some parts are disturbed significantly.:


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The marshy habitats dried now practically, but the other habitats are in good natural conditions with high botanical, zoological value.:


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The area is well describe in respect of geology, botany and the Mollusca fauna is well known. The moors are very rich in plant species, while the steppe vegetation is characteristic to the region and very typical.:


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Slightly disturbed flood-plain, with extraordinary montane species.:


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Concerning its vascular flora the territory is one of the most valuable floating-bog system in Hungary.:


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Extremely valuable, with actually threatened and endemic plant species. One of the five best sandy grassland sites in the region.:


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It is a relict vegetation, which unique in the Hungarian Plain. The habitats are natural, natural-like with special species-pool. The bogs were thoroughly studied including palynological research.:


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It is a relatively small area with an extremely high species (more than 1100 vascular plants) and habitat diversity in natural-like state. The site is thoroughly studied, even the changes of the vegetation.:


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Near natural conditions. The larger part of the forest is lying in Rumania, but for some population (requiring vast living place) it works as one unit.:


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The site is in natural-like state, which is hardly disturbed, otherwise moderately studied, by ERTI (Forest Research Institute). The forest can regenerate itself naturally.:


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The ox-bow lakes exposed to different levels of disturbance depending on the way of usage. The oak-elmash forests are free from ruderals but oaks are rare. The pastures are degradated to a certain extent depending on the intensity of grazing. Komplex biodiversity surveys started in 1996.:


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It has high ecological value since the special habitats and rare species living here.:


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The wood is partly degraded with pseudo-acacia and poplars, but with same ancient features. The Botrychium population seems to be viable.:


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High habitat and species diversity. Typical lowland habitats partly in good conditions. The bird fauna of marshes and woods is very diverse. Detailed botanical and zoological surveys are exist but mainly unpublished.:


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Ever the secondary alkaline areas have high ecological value since they provide habitats for many rare, endemic, and endangered plant and animal species.:


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Natural conditions, extremely special habitats and landscape, high biodiversity. The site is well researched and described.:


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The sand dunes are the best examples of Pannonian inland dunes with high quality habitts and high botanical, zoological interest. The lakes dried out and are less and less saline.


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The habitat are of very good quality, since the area is extensively used only. Special values: heronry, wet woodlands, meadows. Detailed zoological and botanical surveys.:


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High quality alkaline lakes with natural and semi-natural grasslands around. High quality bird area. Detailed botanical surveys and zoological studies.:


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Nearly natural remnants of old riparian forests and landscape of River Tisza.:


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The loess steppe fragments represent best quality sites in the Great Hungarian Plain. The habitats are generally species poor becouse of the great abiotic (salt, drough) and biotic (sheep and cattle grazing) stresses. The wet habitats dry outtoo early, so are not suitable for water fowl breeding.


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High species and habitat diversity. The habitats contrary to other neighbouring site are not degraded. Extensive landuse maintains high diversity. General survey was made by naturalists from Szeged.:


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The vegetation is less natural, but the habitats are excellent for bird life.:


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The great bustard population is viable (vigorous). Vegetation is semi-natural, grazed. Marshes along the Berettyó river are of good quality.:


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The lake and its surrounding (corn fields) are high quality resting and feeding place for migratory birds. The lake has a typicla and special algla and salty mud vegetation. Low quality vegetation around the lake.


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Contains over 1% of the european population for severalspecies of birds; important for waterfowl with huge numbers of Anatidae in winter; bottleneck site for migrating raptors or stork; over 300 bird species between which over 170 species breed. Known, at day, more as 950 species (and 60 subspecies) of higher plants, 40 species of mammals, 20 species of reptiles and amphibians, 80 species of fishes and 3400 species of invertebrates. Well investigated in the last century, especially concerning the birds,fishes, invertebrates, higher plants and algae, offers still many new species, mainly between invertebrates and plants. Very important site for birds migration, with a great variety of bird species; despite of the antropisation of the area, large surfaces are still in very good condition of conservation (especially, the protected areas); there are still surfaces of great ecological and scientific interest which may be put under protection as scientific or natural reserves


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Many rare and very rare species of plants (of regional importance) and animals (vertebrates)


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Harbours the most important (southeastern) site with Cochlearia pyrenaica in Romania, as well as other rare plant species


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Some plant species rare for Romania; type site for habitat 51.1126 - "Eriophorum - Sphagnum fuscum lawns"


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Many bird species; the site is the most important for protection of Tetrao tetrix


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Type site for habitat 41.57331 - "Pre-Carpathian chestnut - sessile oak forests"


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After knowledges at day, perhaps is the last place in which survives the fish species Hucho hucho in Romania


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Century old meadows in very natural condition; protection for a very diverse flora including plant species with different biogeographical origin; mainly pontic species as well as some (relict) montane species


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Harbours some rare plant species, part of them important for regional flora


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Type site for habitat 42.21623 - "Carpathian high montane Hieracium spruce forests"; some rare plant species of regional importance; some rare or threatened animal species


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Type site for habitat 51.1124 - "Eriophorum-Sphagnum capillifolium lawns"; conserve many rare plant species of higher plants and bryophytes (especially Sphagnum); one of the most impostant lawn in Romania


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Harbours many endemic and rare plant species of regional importance


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Harbours a population of Tetrao tetrix and some rare plant species of regional importance


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Type site fo habitats 51.1125 - "Eriophorum-Sphagnum recurvum lawns" and 51.1129 - "Eriophorum-Sphagnum angustifolium lawns"; many rare species between which Betula nana and species of Sphagnum


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Harbours in herb layer important regional species, mainly charactersitic for fens. Important, also, for the conservation of Arctostaphyllos uva-ursi in Romania


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Important or the conservation of species Betula humilis in northern Carpathians of Romania


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Some rare plant species, type site for habitat 41.2C42 - "Moldavian spindle oak-hornbeam forests"


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Extremly important site for the conservation of endemic plant species Andryala levitomentosa (only one population in the world); other endemic or rare species of plants


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Important for the protection of Campanula serrata in Romania; other species of regional importance


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Site selected for the protection of some species of birds and mammals; rare and very rare (for Romania) plant species


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Harbours protected species of mammals and birds


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The site was established especially for the protection of mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the teritory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Resting place for Branta ruficollis during the migration; plant species rare for Romania, between which Corynephorus canescens, Pulsatilla hungarica, Cirsium brachycephalum; psamophile vegetation on dunes


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Established for the protection of an important population of Felis silvestris


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Rare plant species of regional importance, as Pulsatilla hungarica and Centaurea sadlerana


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Type site for habitat 22.43113 - "Tranylvanian hot-spring lotus beds; the Peþea lake and rivulet represents the only one site in Europe in which lives, as tertiary relicts, the species Nymphaea lotus (= N.l. var.thermalis) and some very local and endemic species of fishes and invertebrates of regional importance


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Type site for habitat 41.2C322 - "Moesian Quercus cerris oak-hornbeam forests" and 41.4641 - "Dacian Phyllitis beech ravine forests"


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Harbours many plant species of regional importance


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Type site for habitat 42.21623 - "Carpathian high montane (Hieracium) spruce forest"; many plant species, rare or endemic, of regional importance


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Type site for habitats 44.921X - "Intra-Carpathian grey willow scrub" and 31.8B325 - Apuseni (Syringa josikaea) thickets"; important for the conservation of endemic plant species (and association with) Syringa josikaea as well as other rare species of regional importance


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Important site for breeding species and as stop-over of migrant bird species


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Established for the conservation of some mammal and bird species


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The last refuge on the lower part of Mureº River (in west of Romania) where is still nesting Egretta garzetta and Ardea cinerea


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Actually is the most important place in which the bird species Otis tarda occurs in Romania


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Type site for habitat 41.4642 - "Dacian ash-sycamore ravine forests"


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Type site for habitat 41.7696 - "Pre-Carpathian Quercus cerris - Quercus petraea s.l. forests"


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Type site for habitat 41.2C11 - "Dacian Melampyrum bihariense oak-hornbeam forests"; large areas from the site covered, during the spring, of beautiful associations with Narcissus stellaris


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The site is harbouring some bird species (as Ixobrychus minutus) not frequent in region


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Type site for habitat 31.216 - "Collinar-montane Carpathian (Vaccinium) heats"


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Some rare mammal species between which Ovis ammon (reintroduced)


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Conserve in good conditions some nemoral plants, including Silene vulgaris and Viola biflora


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Harbours the only one station with Lychnis nivalis in Rodna Mountains as well as in Romania


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Important for some protected bird and mammal species and some endemic plant species


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the area occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Very important mixture of plants species of different origins (pontic, mediterrenean, ponto-mediterranean elements) as well as endemites and relictes; the most important are Astragalus peterfii (endemic), Nepeta ucranica and Ephedra distachya


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The site conserve in good conditions a stepic vegetation including many rare pontic species


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Great number of rare bird species as well as plant species of regional interest


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Harbours some bird species which are nesting or migrating in this area as well as some plant species of regional importance


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Some endemic and rare plant species, as Liparis loeselii, Daphne cneorum, Trollius europaeus


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened species of mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Type site for habitat 41.2C13 - "Dacian tatar maple oak-hornbeam forests"; some bird species rare in Transilvania


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Established as an area harbouring many protected species of birds


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Type site for the habitat 31.2162 - "Montane eastern carpathian bilberry-ling heaths"


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The site is regionally important for the conservation of species Paeonia tenuifolia


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Many rare and endemic plant species (especially Hammarbya paludosa) as well as many species of birds in migration or nesting here


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Many rare plant species as Botrychium multifidum, Eriophorum gracile and Cystopteris sudetica


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Conserve in good conditions some plant species as Microstylis monophyllos and Eriophorum gracile


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Important for the conservation of Euonymus nanus in Romania


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One of the most important site containing Betula humilis, Saxifraga hirculus, Eriophorum gracile


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The southest point in which lives (in Romania) Betula humilis, having here its southern limit of areal in Europe


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Conserve some rare plant species as Herminium monorchis, Botrychium multifidum, Betula humilis


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Conserve some rare or endemic of invertebrates and plant species


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Many valuable elements from botanical, zoological, speological, paleontological and landscape point of view; includes the Mereºti Cave which harbours the largest colony of Rhinolophus hipposideros in region


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The site was established especially for the protection of of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and representh the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part of the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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High value for the conservation of many species of saxicolous plants, invertebrates and even for some protected mammals


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Many rare and very rare plant species; type site for habitat 31.4325 - "Carpatho-Balkanic Juniperus sabina scrub"


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Good conditions for the conservation of many rare termophile species as Dianthus serotinus and Ephedra distachya


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Many hygrophile-mesophile plant species; associations of Narcissus stellaris, important in understanding the postglacial evolution of vegetation in Romania


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Important for the conservation of many plant species between which Coeloglossum viride, Pseudorchis albida and some endemic species


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Contains many plant species between which some endemics and rare species for the continental east-Europe


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The part represented by forest is a relict forest before the ice age, developed on limestone substrates in the montane level in eastern Carpathians; type site for habitat 42.5C8 - "East carpathian Sesleria scots pine forest"


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Harbours many rare plant species important for romanian flora, as Liparis loeselii, Adenophora lilifolia, Onosma pseudarenaria etc.


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Important for the conservation of saxicole-calciphile plant species as Saxifraga marginata and Onosma pseudarenaria


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Conserve some rare plant species, for Romania, as Lilium jankae and Tozzia alpina ssp.carpathica


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Many rare and regionally important specis as Delphinium simonkaianum, Viola jooi, Centaurea reichenbachii, Herminium monorchis


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the modt important part of the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Harbours rare and threatened animal species (mammals and birds); the site represents the most important part of the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds, as well as some rare plant species of regional importance


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Type site for habitat 41.769 - "Getic sub-continental thermophilous oak woods"


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Harbours rare and endemic plant species as Onosma arenaria, Silene cserei etc.


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Well conserved; 5 ha buffer area around the mouth of the cave


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Some rare higher plant species as well as some Sphagnum species


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Endemic or rare plant species as Sorbus dacica, Lilium jankae, Campanukla kladniana etc.; type site for habitat 41.4641 - "Dacian Phyllituis beech ravine forest"


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The site was esteblished especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Many rare and threatened plant species, most of them of european and regional interest; type site for habitats: 34.3512 - "Wast Carpathian Sesleria rigida grasslands", 36.4392 - "East carpathian calciphile stepped grasslands" and 36.42921 - East carpathian sesleria-evergreen sedge grassland"


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Type site for habitat 41.1D31 - "Dacian subalpine beech-spruce forests"


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Type site foe habitat 36.3413 - "Carpathian Carex curvula grassland"


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Plant species of european or regional importance (including some carpatic or dacic endemic plants)


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Considerable biogeographical importance for some bird as Charadrius morinellus and Eremophila alpestris balcanica as well as for some plant species of regional importance


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Many rare and regionally important species of plants between which Tozzia alpina ssp.carpathica


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Important for the conservation of some rare plant species as Astragalus dasyanthus, Onosma arenaria and insects (Saga pedo)


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most importanmt part of the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Type site for habitat 37.2625 - "Peri-Pannonic wood clubrush meadows"


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Type site for habitat 36.34632 - "Eastern Carpathian Juncus trifidus swards"


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Many rare and endemic plant species between which Achillea oxyloba ssp.schurii, Primula wulfeniana ssp.baumgarteniana, Campanula serrata etc.


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Important for the conservation of some plant species as Adenophora lilifolia and for the associations of Narcissus stellaris


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Rare and threatened plant species of regional and european interest; type site for the habitat 31.4915 - "Carpatho-Balkanide Dryas mats"


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Important for the conservation of some very rare or endemic plant species as Pedicularis sceptrum-carolinum or Arenaria maritima ssp. barcensis; type site for habitat 54.234 - "Carpathian Davall sedge fens"


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Rare (for Romania) plant species between which Cypripedium calceolus


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Many rare and very rare plant species of european and regional importance; type site for habitat 54.328 - "Blue moorgrass fens"


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Harbours many bird species of european importanc


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened animal species (mammals and birds) and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Harbours many rare and regionally important species of mammals, birds and plants


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Harbours many plant species of european and regional importance as well as some carpathian endemites between which Dianthus callizonus is the most famous


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Type site for habitats: 41.1D54 - "South Carpathian Festuca drimeja beech forests"; 41.1D11 - "Dacian woodrush-beech forests"; 41.571232 - "Pre-Carpathian bilberry-sessile oak forests"; 41.57143 - "Pre-Carpathian purple moorgrass oak forests"; 41.7A151 - "Getic-pre-Carpathic Festuca drimeja oak forests"


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Xerophile plant species, rare for Romania; type site for habitat 41.7373 - "Intracarpathian insular Quercus virgiliana woods"


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Type site for habitat 41.1D212 - "Dacian Pulmonaria rubra fir-beech forests"


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Important feeding area for Ciconia ciconia (rare in Romania); many species of birds


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Type site for habitat 41.B37 - "Intra-Carpathian dune oak-birch woods"


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Type site for habitat 44.91152 - "Intra-Carpathian elongated sedge alder swamp woods"


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Only one natural site in Romania where is growing the plant species Schievereckia podolica, being here at the western limit of areal; the species is threatened because the construction of a dam-lake, as well as the association Asplenio-Schievereckietum described by here


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Important for the conservation of glaciar relict Pedicularis sceptrum-carolinum


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Extremly important for the conservation of plant species Schievereckia podolica which was replanted here before its natural site to be destroit by the chagement of land use; some others rare plants of regional importance


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Some endemic (carpatic and dacic) plant species of regional importance


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Rare and endemic plant species of regional importance


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Some rare of regional importance; type site for the habitat 41.7A225 - "Sarmatic Acer tataricum - Quercus robur - Quercus petraea steppe woods"


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Unique flora for the eastern zone of romanian Moldavia, with Crambe tataria, Iris sintenisii ssp.brandzae etc.


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Type site for habitat 41.7A224 - "Sarmatic Acer tataricum- Quercus robur steppe woods"


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The site was established especially for the protectuin of some rare and threatened mammals (Felis silvestris, Lutra lutra) and represents the most important part of the territory occupied by the recordered populations


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Many rare and endemic plant species of regional and european importance, in the herb layer of forests; many species of birds and mammals; type site for habitats 42.21625 - "Carpathian (Leucanthemum) high montane spruce forest" and 42.3531 - "Eastern Carpathian larch forests"


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Site harbouring many rare bird species as well as plant species important for regional flora


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Concentration of endemic plant species between which Astragalus pseudopurpureus has here the most important place of conservation


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Place for breeding or passage for some bird species in submontane zone


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part of the territory occupied by the recordered populations of mammals and birds


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Many thermophile, pontic and submediterranean plant species forming a relictar flora


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal anf bird species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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Some carpatic emdemites; well develped populations of Taxus baccata


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Many rare or endemic plant species of regional importance; great number of mammal and bird species


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One of the most important sites for the conservation of regionally important plant Empetrum nigrum ssp. hermaphroditum


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Conserve an interesting mixture of Sphagnum species


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Natural forests well conserved and cliff and scree vegetation including some carpatic endemites


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Many elements of pannonic and pontic flora, some of them rare and of regional interest


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Some rare species of regional importance as well as some plant associations with restricted extention in Romania (Stipetum capillatae, Agropyretum pectiniforme, Chrysopogonetum grylli)


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Some south- and pontic plant species, with regionally importance


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Type site for habitat 41.7A222 - "Pontic (Acer tataricum-Quercus pubescens) steppe woods"


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The site is an exceptionally hybridogenic center (e.g.: Q. x pseudopubescens (l.c.), Q. x speciosa (l.c.), Q. x corcyrensis, Q. x valachica, Q. x kerneri, Q. x calvescens, Q. x venusta, Q. x dacica, Q. x diversifrons, Q. x budensis)


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Mixture of many species of Quercus; note that here Quercus frainetto has its northest limit of areal


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Many hydrophile and hygrophile species in the herb layer; important for the conservation of Euonymus nanus in Romania


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals


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Extremly importane site for the conservation of plant species Palimbia rediviva and Colchicum fominii which are here to the western limit of areal; other rare pontic and balcanic plant species


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Important for the conservation of some rare plant species as Carex stenophylla, Achilea ochroleuca, Silene vulgaris


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Some rare plant species, of regional importance


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Many pontic plant species, characteristic for the herb layer of silvosteppe forests


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Refuge for rare bird species; place of halting and resting for birds during the spring and autumn migration


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Represents the most important site in Romania in which is still nesting the very rare bird species Otis tarda


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Many endemic and rare species of plants and animals; good condition of conservation


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Rare species of animal and plant species; type site for habitat 41.1D52 - "South carpathian Corylus colurna beech forest"


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Many rare plant species of regional importance; type site for habitat 41.1D5 - "South Carpathian therompile beech forests"


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Many rare, southern plant species; type site for habitats 41.1D5 - "South carpathian thermophilous beech forest" and 41.1D53 - "South carpathian Helleborus odorus beech forest"


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Rare and endemic species; excellent associations with Peucedanum rochelianum and Narcissus stellaris


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Type site for habitat 41.7A152 - "Getic-pre-Carpathic Aremonia oak forests"


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The most important colony of Rhinolophus euryale in Romania; population not recensed in the last ten years


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More bat species protected in Europe; population not recensed in the last ten years


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Submediterranean plant species in the herb layer; type site for habitat 41.76812 - "Moesian-Danubian oriental hornbeam Quercus cerris forests"


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Type site for habitat 41.1D51 - "South Carpathian Aremonia beech forests"


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Rare and endemic plant species; important for the conservation of species Orchis coriophora, Laserpitium archangelica etc.


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Type site for habitat 41.1D13 - "Dacian Galium rotundifolium beech forests"


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Some rare plant species; type site for habitat 41.4643 - "Dacian Geranium macrorrhyzum beech ravine forest"


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One of the most important mixed colony of bat species, regarding the number of species and individuals; the colony was not recensed in the last ten years


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Type site for habitats 41.7694 - "Getic Quercus frainetto-Quercus cerris-Quercus petraea s.l. forests" and 41.7695 - "Getic Quercus frainetto-Quercus petraea s.l. forests"


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most imporant part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds; some rare and regionally important plant species, mainly Aubrietia columnae ssp.croatica


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Type site for habitat 42.A77 - "Carpathian yew woods"


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Type site for habitats: 41.1D12 - "Dacian Galium kitaibelianum beech forests"; 42.21621 - "Carpathian subalpine Rhododendron spruce forests"; 42.21622 - "Carpathian subalpine Bruckenthalia spruce forests": 42.5CA - "East Carpathian Daphne blagayana Scots pine forests"


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Some rare plant species; type site for habitat 54.4B1 - "Eriophorum vaginatum-Carex pauciflora sphagnum fen"


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The area is harbouring a large number of endemic plants or being at them northern or eastern limit of areal; type site for habitat 41.73725 - "Acanthus white oak woods"


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Area for protection of some endemic or rare species, mainly for Stipa danubialis which is here replanted for saving and conservation


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Type site for habitat 42.662 - "Banat pine forests"; satisfactory condition of conservation


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Some rare plant species of regional importance


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Many mediterranean plant species, some of them rare or subendemic and of regional importance


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Many rare psamophile plant species including Colchiocum arenarium, Achillea ochroleuca; swamp vegetation which offers good conditions for many species of birds


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Type site for habitat 44.91151 - "Pre-Carpathian alder swamp woods"


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Type site for habitat 41.7692 - "Getic Carex precox-Quercus frainetto forests"


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About only 1 km of the river Vâlsan, just upstream of the village Brãdetu-Bãi, is still harbouring the endemic fish species Romanichthys valsanicola, the most important and threatened fish genus and species in Europe; extremly important site from zoological (ichthyological) point of view


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened species of mammal and birds species and represents the most important part of the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds


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The site was established especially for the protection of rare and threatened mammal and bird species and represents the most important part from the territory occupied by the registered populations of mammals and birds; the site is also harbouring many rare and endemic plant species


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Some rare (balcanic) species at them northern limit of areal; important for the conservation of Tozzia alpina ssp.carpathica


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Rare plant species of regional importance, as Secale montanum, Astragalus depressus, Streptopus amplexifolius


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One of the few places where in still breeding Bubo bubo in Romania


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Bison bonasus lives here in semicaptivity, reintroduced in its former natural areal


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Type site for habitat 24.22221 - "Carpatho-Alpine small-reed river gravel communities"


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Many rare plant species between various species of orchids


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Type site for habitat 42.1323 - "Dacian acidophile beech fir forest"


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Some endemic and rare plant species; type site for habitat 36.425 - "Carpathian naked-rush swards"


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Type site for habitat 54.1226 - "Carpathian oriental leopardsbane communities"


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Rare plant species between which Nitraria schoberi, the only one station in Romania with this plant which is here at its western limit of areal


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Important for the conservation of Leuzea altaica and Serratula bulgarica in Romania


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Harbours rare and threatened species of mammals and birds for which the site represents the most important part from the territory occupied by registered populations of mammals and birds; many endemic or subendemic plant species; type site for habitat 41.B361 - "Carpathian rowan birch woods"


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Rare halophile plant species; type site for habitat 44.81411 - "Western Pontic fresh water Tamarix smyrnensis stands"


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Many psamophile plant species as Achillea ochroleuca, Scabiosa argentea, Peucedanum arenarium


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Rare species as Ranunculus polyphyllus and Cardamine parviflora


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Many rare and halophile plant species as Scilla autumnalis, Trifolium echinatum, Limonium gmelinii, Camphorosma annua


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Rare species of regional interest as Limodorum abortivum, Paeonia peregrina, Crupina vulgaris


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Type site for habitat 41.7A223 - "Pontic Acer tataricum-Q.cerris- Q.pedunculiflora steppe woods"


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Type site for habitat 41.7A232 - "Getic Prunus mahaleb white oak woods"


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Type site for habitat 41.7691 - "Getic white cinquefoil Quercus cerris forests"


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Type site for habitat 41.8412 - "Silver lime-hornbeam woods"


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Type site for habitat 41.7693 - "Getic Crocus flavus-Quercus frainetto-Quercus cerris forests"


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Many rare plant and animal species; type site for more habitats: 16.2124 - "Pontic white dunes"; 44.662 - "Danube delta galleries"; 44.6621 - "Danube Delta periploca-poplar-oak-ash galleries"; 44.6622 - "Danube Delta Hippophae-Populus canescens galleries


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Great ornithological and ecological interest; the largest colony of Pelecanus onocrotalus in Europe


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Ichtyofaune well represented and well protected by the isolation of the complex; floating reed islets


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Harbours many species of birds and fishes as well as an expresive floating vegetation


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Great interest for botany and forestry; type site for habitat 44.6621 - "Danube delta periploca-poplar-oak-ash galleries"


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Great concentration of limicoles; especially important for Larum melanocephalus which breeds here


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Includes the forest Erenciuc (insular, natural forest of Alnus glutinosa; only one in the Danube Delta) and the lake Erenciuc (which harbours the best developped populations of Trapa natans growing actually in the Danube Delta)


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Small stepic vegetation; important place for resting of migrating birds


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The most important and favourable place for nesting for some species (between which Pelecanus crispus and Sterna sandvicensis), for resting during the migration; greatest concentration of birds during the autumn and spring; type site for habitat 44.81412 - "Western pontic coastal Tamarix smyrnensis stands"


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Nesting zone for limicols, larids and sternids; the prefered refuge for Branta ruficollis; type site for the habitat 15.1461 - "Pontic Frankenia pulverulenta communities"


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Nesting area for many species of birds; many rare and endemic plant species; important site for protection of xerophilous, halophilous cliff vegetation; type site for the habitat 18.32 - "Pontic saline lagoon cliffs"


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Excelent habitats for feeding and nesting for many species of birds


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Many rare plant species of european and regional importance


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Only one area in Romania in which was signaled (in the last time) the aquatic fern Marsilea quadrifolia


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Type site for the habitat 44.6622 - "Danube Delta Hippophae- Populus canescens gelleries"


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Mixed colonies of nesting bird species; only one area in the Danube Delta in which was recently observed the carnivorous plant Aldrovanda vesiculosa


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Some balcanic and oriental plant species of regional importance; rare exemplarea of Quercus pubescens and Acer tataricum


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Type site for habitat 41.1F - "Dobrogean beech forest"


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Only one site in which is, actually, known the beautiful ephemeropter Palingenia longicauda


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Important for its great number of bird species, especially raptors


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Some rare species; type site for habitats: 41.73724 - "Moesian Galium dasypodum- white oak woods"; 41.76832 - "Dobrogean sessile oak-lime-oriental hornbeam-ash forests"; 41.76833 - "Dobrogean Quercus pedunculiflora-lime-oriental hornbeam forests"


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Type site for habitat 41.73723 - "Moesian Paeonia peregrina- white oak woods"


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Type site for habitats 41.768 - "Moesio-Danubian thermophilou oak forests" and 41.76813 - "Moesio-Danubian mixed oak Quercus frainetto forests"


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Vegetation including (pontic) endemic and rare plant species; type site for habitat 16.22B - "Pontic fixed dunes"


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Important place for wintering and migrating birds; the most important site for wintering for Branta ruficollis


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Area of great concentration of birds during the winter migration; many bird species are wintering in this lacustrine complex which is, also, an important nesting place during the spring


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Very good place for nesting, feeding and resting of birds; impressive number od bird species as well as many species of others vertebrates and some rare plant species


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Only one cave in region harbouring the species Pipistrellus nathusii (protected in Europe)


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The most important population, in Romania, of Myotis mystacinus (bat species protected in Europe)


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Many bird species as well as some rare plant species; the site includes also the cave "Canaraua Fetii" with an important colony of Myotis emarginatus


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Rare plant species of regional importance and many bird species


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Forest of Quercus pubescens and Q.pedunculiflora harbouring a large number of pontic-mediterranean rare plant species of regional importance


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Rare and endemic plant species in very good condition of conservation, as Agropyrum cristatum ssp.brandzae and Campanula romanica


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The site is harbouring some nesting bird species; many plant species of pontic origin as well as some rare species of regional importance


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Here is reintroduced Ovis ammon and entered (from Bulgaria) Canis aureus


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Famous and extremly important cave harbouring a singular chemoautotophically based ecosystem linked to sulpurous geothermal waters in a quasi-closed, relatively warm (20°C), deoxygenated methane- and hydrogen sulfide-rich atmosphere, comprising a unique, totally isolated, thermophile and thiophile relict fauna of highly distinctive troglobiont and stygobiont invertebrates; In the buffer area, many plant species endemic or rare in Romania; type site for habitats 65.4411 - "Dobrogean hydro-thermal sulphur caves" and 31.8B731 - "Western pontic jasmine christ's thorn scrub"


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Despite the fact that is strongly antropised, the zone conserve some rare psamophile plant species as Corispermum marschalii and Verbascum purpureum


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Includes central areas of Enontekio wilderness area. Includes rich flora and fauna, especially many threatened insects and butterflies. The highest fell top in Finland Halti (1328 m) is situated in the area. Important for threatened bird speceis (confidential records).


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Includes central parts of Muotkatunturi wilderness area. A representative wilderness area. Scenic values. Important for th reatened bird species (confidential records).


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Valuable bird fauna, especially passerine birds. An important res ing site during migration. Important for research and nature related outdoor pursuits.


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A scenically important wilderness forest area.


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Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An outstanding wilderness area. The wetland bird fauna is diverse . Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse bird fauna. An uniform forest entity without fellings in many decades.


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A geologically and scenically important area, multiple use values and important ground water area.


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An important ground water area, scenic values, special wildlife.


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Valuable landscapes. Includes important groundwater areas.


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Geologically and botanically important. An important groundwater area.


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Includes rare plant and animal species, an important groundwater area. Threatened moth Caryocolum petryi and threatened cricket Bryodema tuberculatum occur in the area.


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Representative glacial kettle holes and their vegetation. An important groundwater area.


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A remarkable esker formation. An important groundwater area.


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Scenic values, an important groundwater area.


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A diverse scenically valuable area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable vegetation. Scenic and geological values.


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Geologically and scenically valuable, important for recreation.


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A valuable esker area in a natural state.


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A very important research site. The most important nesting area f or swans in Finland. Especially abundant wader fauna. Important f or threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The most important archipelago area for international research in Finland. A representative nesting bird fauna. Important for rec reation.


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A typical fauna of forest areas. Scenic values.


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Includes rare animal species and old forests.


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An important nesting area for mire birds and resting site during the migration.


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The most important breeding area for grey seal. An abundant nesting bird fauna.


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An important lake archipelago area. Important for threatened birds species (confidential records).


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An important wilderness mire area. Important for national mire re search. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An important lake scenery protection area covering the whole drainage area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse bird fauna. Important forest protection area. Threatened dipterous Pachyneura fasciata and threatened paleo-arctic beetle Pytho kolwensis occur in the area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A representative fauna of peaceful and remote forest and lake areas.


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An important wilderness area with typical species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The brackish water flora is interesting. The shore meadows are well developed including rare species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for threatened birds species (confidential records).


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The area is closely connected to the largest wilderness area in Norway, the subarctic "Indre Finmarksvidda". Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Rare and endangeded plant species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Threatened moth Ethmia terminella occurs in the area.


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Valuable landscape and representative flora and fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important landscape and culturally historic values. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records). Threatened fly Keroplatus tipuloides occur in the area.


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Lots of rare, endangered and demanding species. Threatened beetle Scotodes annulatus occurs in the area.


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Threatened beetle Scotodes annulatus occurs in the area.


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Includes the only known occurrence of Clematis alpina in Finland.


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The biggest Cypripedium calceolus -occurrence in Finland.


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Threatened beetle Octotemnus mandibularis occurs in the area.


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An important forest area in a totally natural state.


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A diverse flora and especially fauna including fell, peatland and forest species. Important for threatened bird species (confiden tial records).


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Includes rich fauna and flora. Threatened dipterous Xylophagus junki and threatened beetle Pytho kowlensis occur in the area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The breeding bird fauna is diverse and the importance during migration is considerable because several thousand waterfowl rest in the area. The vascular plant flora is also very diverse.


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The vegetation is representative including many rarities. The lakes are important for research and nature related outdoor pursuits.


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The waterfowl fauna is reperesentative and abundant and the area is an important resting site for migratory birds.


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The waterfowl is abundant. Threatened fly Keroplatus tipuloides occurs in the area.


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Nesting bird species are abundant and diverse. The area is also an important resting area for migratory birds. The area is important for research and nature related outdoor pursuits. Threatened butterfly Lemonia dumi occurs in the area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bays are the biggest uniform entity of sea bays which has remained in relatively natural state in southwestern Finland. The breeding fauna is among the most diverse among sea bays of the country.


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The waterfowl of the lakes is abundant and diverse.


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The bird fauna is exceptionally diverse with several rarities. The waterfowl fauna is plentiful and the area is an important resting site during migration especially for geese and swans.


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The bird fauna is one of the richest in Finland. The waterfowl is abundant and the site is important for migratory species.


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Otajarvi is one of the best bird lakes in Finland.


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A diverse nesting fauna including rarities. An important resting and foraging site during the migration.


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Laajoki is important especially as a resting place for migrating geese and it also an important feeding area for birds. The vegetation includes some demanding species.


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The waterfowl is abundant and the site is important for migratory bird species.


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The site in exceptional in Finland for its high diversity of habitats within a relatively small area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The breeding bird fauna is very diverse. The reedbed bird fauna is abundant. Waterfowl is breeding in the bay in rather small numbers. An abundant breeding fauna. Despite its small size the bayis an exceptionally important resting area for waterfowl.


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A diverse vegetation and bird fauna. An important resting area for geese during the migration.


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The vegetation is representative and the bird fauna is diverse including some rarities. The area is an important resting site for birds and as a spawning area for fish.


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A representative bird fauna including rarities. An important resting site during the migration.


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A representative aquatic vegetation, abundant wader fauna including several rarities.


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A representative vegetation. An important resting site during migration for birds. The lake is important for research, educationand nature related outdoor pusuits.


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The bays are important for waterfowl and they are also important spawning sites for fish.


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A representative vegetation and waterfowl fauna. Important during migration and a very remarkable moulting area.


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Vesijarvi is very important for its bird fauna, the best areas are the reedy bottomed bays. The reed bird fauna of Vesijarvi is th e most abundant and valuable in Finland. Vesijarvi is also on the basis of its aquatic vegetation the most important lake in Fi nland. The importance of both lakes as a resting, foraging and molti ng place during the migration is considerable.


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The bird fauna of the lakes is quite diverse and the waterfowl fauna abundant. Kirkkojarvi is an important resting and moulting place for waterfowl. The flora of the lakes is very valuable including rarities. The area is also important for nature related outdoor pursuits.


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Reprensentative bird fauna. Important for nature related outdoor pursuits and education.


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The waterfowl of the lake is representative and the population density is high. The lake is important as a resting area during the migration and moulting. The aquatic and shore vegetation is di verse. The lake is important for nature related outdoor pursuits and education.


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A representative vegetation consisting several rarities. Also the bird fauna is diverse, especially waterfowl. An important resti ng and moulting site.


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Siikalahti represents a transitional stage in water ecosystems where the vegetation and bird fauna are varied and at the richestat this stage of development. Siikalahti is the most valuable bird lake in Finland. There are lots of nesting bids and it is also an important resting place for migratory bids. A variety of ducks, swans and waterfowl rest here. The vegetation is rich and varied. The plants include a number of rare species and varieties. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The area is notable for several large reedbeds. Large numbers of Anatidae breed in the reedbed areas.


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The bird fauna is abundant and the area is an important resting site during migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Abundant bird fauna and representative aquatic and shore vegetation.


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A very important vegetation and bird fauna entity and among the best Finnish wetlands.


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The waterfowl is abundant and diverse. The area is important during migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Valuable bird species and an abundant bird fauna. Important during the migration.


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An important spawning area for fish: An abundant reed fauna.


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The wader and waterfowl fauna is abundant and the lake is an important moulting site.


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The area is a significant resting site for geese during migration. There ia a big gully community.


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The breeding bird fauna and flora of the area are quite diverse. the wader fauna is in certain places abundant. Paatyeenlahti is among the most important inland bird lakes. The vegetation of the area is very diversified and there are many demanding aquatic species occuring in the lakes.


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The waterfowl is plentiful and the area is important during migration.


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The bird fauna is representative and includes some rarities. The area is important during migration.


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The bird fauna is diverse but not especially abundant.


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The waterfowl fauna and aquatic vegetation of the lakes is diverse.


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The area is important for the bird fauna during migration and moulting.


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The representative waterfowl includes several rarities.


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The waterfowl is abundant and the area is important during migration as a resting site e.g. for swans.


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Wader and waterfowl fauna is abundant. The area is an important resting site for migrating waders. There are also several rarities. The area is important for research, education and outdoor pursuits.


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The bird fauna of the water bodies is very diversified. Waterfowl, wader and reed bird fauna is abundant. The areas are important resting areas during the migration.


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The bird fauna is exceptionally diverse. The waterfowl and waders are abundant. The area is an important moulting place.


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The wader and waterfowl fauna is representative and the area is important during migration.


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The bird fauna is diverse, especially waders. The estuary area is an important resting site for waders during migration.


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Abundant bird fauna. The area is an important resting place during the migration.


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The lakes the important due to their bird fauna. The waterfowl and wader diversity is exceptionally high. The group of lakes hasa considerable importance as a resting and moulting place during  the migration.


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The bird fauna is rather diverse including wader rarities. Important during the migration.


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Both plant and animal life is varied: there are both northerly and southerly and easterly varieties, characteristic of both sweet and brackish water areas. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bird fauna is representative, especially the waterfowl including many rarities. The area is important during migration and moulting.


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The bird fauna is diverse with several rarities.The waterfowl is the most representative. The area is also important for research and nature related outdoor pursuits.


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The bird fauna is very representative including many rarities. The area is an important resting site during migration and a moulting site.


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The bird fauna is representative, especially waterfowl. The area is an important moulting and resting site during migration. Important for threatened birs species (confidential records).


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The wader fauna is abundant. The area is an important resting site during migration.


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The waterfowl is abundant. The area is an important resting and moulting place for birds and a spawning area for fish. Importantf or threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bird fauna is diverse, especially waterfowl.


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The vegetation is exceptionally representative including many rarities. The wader fauna is plentiful because of water meadows. The lake is also an important resting site during migration and an  important moulting site.


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The lake is important during migration and moulting.


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The bird fauna is diverse and especially waterfowl is abundant. The area is important during migration and moulting.


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The flora of the area is exceptional holding many rarities. The islands themselves make up the largest area of regularly floodedmeadows in Finland.


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In a very small area the nature is very diverse and varying. There occur rare and endangered species. The cape area is situated along the main flyways of migratory birds and is important for research and bird-watching.


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The area is a miniature model of the coast of the Gulf of Finlandand its value for research is remarkable. Lots of representative formations formed by fluvial action, sandbars and banks. The are a is extremely diverse. Lots of invertebrate species. Important for scientific research. Threatened dipterous Sphecomyia vespiformis occurs in the area. A herbrich forest includes an extermely rich flora and fauna. Threatened butterfly Lemonia dumi occurs inthe area.


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Important for research on acidification of lakes.


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Endangered moss species; an important area for research. Threatened spider Titanoeca quadriguttata occurs in the area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The succession connected to the land upheaval is important for re search. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Representative bird fauna. Important for research.


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An important area for fishery. Species of bare and oligotrophic waters. Esker formations.


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Representative species of barren and oligotrophic lakes, endangered species.


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The breeding area of the ringed seal. Several important esker formations. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Representative bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Breeding site of the endangered ringed seal.


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The lakes are suitable for limnological research. Important forest protection areas. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The submerged esker formation with shallow water areas is an important spawning area for fish species. Lots of birds typical foropen lake waters.


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Endemic ringed seal. Important for research.


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The fauna of an open lake. The area is almost in a natural state.


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Important for running water species and spawning areas for valuable fish species. Important resting and foraging site for birds especially in winter. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for wintering birds because of the open water. A spawning site for trout.


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Important resting site for arctic waterfowl and waders.


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Kaldonskar is important for nesting birds. Representative bivalve species in Sodra Bjorko. The islands are also important resting and foraging places for waders during the migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Because of the rapid land upheaval the area represents a diversity of succession stages of shores. The area is rich in differenthabitats. In relatively small areas there are several flada- andglo-stages. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Geomorphological features caused by land upheaval, terminal De Geer-moraines reflecting the retreat of the inland ice, glo- andflada lakes. The glos and fladas are important spawning areas for fish species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential bird species).


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Important for research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The open islands and islets are important nesting sites for sea birds.


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Representative series of sand dunes in different stages. The highest dunes are over 15 m. Important resting site for waders during the migration. Important for research.


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Valuable fish species. Important for limnological research.


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Undisturbed lake area, special flora, geological interest. Important for floristic research.


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The area is one of the most representative small water areas in F inland. Valuable native and planted fish populations. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Valuable fish species. Important for research.


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Valuable fish species, arctic bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A special flora. Important for research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records). Threatened butterfly Lemonia dumi occurs in the area, In the area is the only occurrence of Megalaria grossa (lichen) in Finland.


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Scenic values. Important southern aapa mires.


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A valuable scenery and bird fauna. A diverse vegetation.


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The area is scenically valuable and important for research. Important also for education and nature related outdoor pursuits.


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A rich bird fauna. Important for education and nature related outdoor pursuits. A good cloudberry mire.


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The most important bird mire in the region. An important resting place during migration.


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A valuable nothern bird fauna and scenery. Almost the only mire in a natural state in the region.


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A diverse bird fauna and big game species.


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A valuable mesotrophic mire complex with threatened plant species.


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An important wilderness bird fauna, especially wader and waterfowl fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An abundant nesting bird fauna and a representative vegetation. Important for research.


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A scenically valuable wilderness area with varying vegetation and abundant bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (con fidential records).


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Important for mire bird fauna. A typical aapa mire flora and fauna. The area is also scenically representative. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Diverse mire types and a valuable bird fauna.


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Important for bird fauna. Because of the river the area is scenically interesting. Important for research.


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A representative flora and fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An important bird protection area. Important for wild reindeers.


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Abundant nesting waders and geese. Important during migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An important bird area. In islands of decaying fallen trees there is an abundance of shelf fungi including 69 species of which 10  are endangered.


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A very rich and plentiful bird fauna, especially waterfowl and wader fauna. Scenic values. Important for threatened bird species(confidential records).


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The area includes forests and mires at their best.


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Important for birds and game. A valuable complex of aapa mires and raised bogs. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable bird mire. Important for threatened bird species (conf idential records).


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A diverse fauna of wet areas. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable bird fauna and vegetation. Important for research. Forest islands make the area suitable for hiking and scenically valuble. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records) .


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A wet mire area important for bird fauna. The waterfowl and wader fauna is exceptionally plentiful. Important for threatened bird  species (confidential records).


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Scenically very important wilderness area with a remarkable bird fauna. A known cloudberry mire. Important for research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for birds, especially for waterfowl. The vegetation is representative and mire types diverse. The area is also important for nature related outdoor pursuits and education. Important fo r threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse bird fauna, especially nesting wader and geese fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable bird fauna. Important for research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important because of its wilderness nature. A valuable fauna and an excellent hiking area.


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A diverse nesting bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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One of the most valuable mire areas in this region. An abundant bird fauna. Suitable for hiking.


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Important for big game animals, includes scenic values. Important for threathened bird species (confidential records).


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Representative rich fens. A wilderness area with an abundant bird fauna.


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The fauna is representative and valuable. An important foraging site for wild reindeers. An exceptionally abundant bird fauna.


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A diverse vegetation and representative primeval forests. Important for wild reindeers.


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A valuable sample of the poorest and dryest mire types. A remarkable bird fauna and a representative beetle fauna. Primevalforests are important for fungi and cryptogams and include adiverse shelf fungi.


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One of the most important peatland protection areas in northern F inland in many respect. Botanically important because of both northern and southern species. Plant communities are diverse and rep resentative. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A representative bird fauna and vegetation.


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A representative northern aapa mire area.


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A diverse nesting bird fauna and rare mire types.


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An outstanding mire area of the forest limit and an important bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A rich bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Includes scenic values and a valuable bird fauna. Important for research.


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A valuable northern mire. Important for threatened bird species ( confidential records).


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A representative vegetation and bird fauna. A good cloudberry mire. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for university research and education. A remarkable bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A remarkable bird fauna, especially the wader fauna is abundant. A mosaic of mires and dunes is geomorphologically interesting and scenically valuable. Important for threatened bird species (con fidential records).


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An abundant bird fauna, especially wader and Anatidae fauna. Also an important resting site during the migration. Important for t hreatened bird species (confidential records).


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A rich very wet area with abundant bird fauna, especially waders. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for the bird fauna. A representative complex of different mire types. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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One of the most valuable mire areas in Northern Europe. remarkable bird fauna with abundant nesting Anatidae and waders. Important for big game animals and a known cloudberry mire. Important fo r threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bird fauna includes several rare and endangered species Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An important bird protection area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important bird area, especially abundant waterfowl and geese fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for ornithological research and education. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable bird fauna including rare and endangered species. Also a representative mammal fauna. A scenically important wilderness area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential reco rds).


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A typical developing raised bog of Coastal Finland.


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A valuable sample of southern mire areas. A valuable nesting bird fauna.


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A very remarkable vegetation including rare species, especially orchids. Important for education and nature related outdoor pursui ts.


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A valuable scenery and important for hiking. Includes both northern and southern spider species. A good cranberry mire.


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A typical raised bog with abundant different mire types and a valuable scenery.


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A valuable vegetation and representative mire types. Scenic values.


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Important for research, hiking and other nature related outdoor pursuits. Scenic values. A representative bird fauna.


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A diverse mire complex and geologicallly important research site.


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A representative raised bog in a natural state. Includes also valuable primeval forests. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for bird fauna and vegetation types. Includes both southern and northern spider species. A remarkable research and education site. A good cloudberry mire and suitable for hiking.


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An abundant nesting bird fauna, especially wader, waterfowl and gully fauna. Important for education, research and nature related outdoor pursuits.


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A regionally important bird and mire vegetation protection area.


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A valuable wilderness-like area. A very rich nesting bird fauna.


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A regionally important raised bogs, representative bird fauna. An important resting site during migration.


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A typical raised bog. Important for nesting birds.


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Important for birds and game. Known as a good cloudberry site. Valuable for education.


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Lots of pools. Important for birds and for mire research.


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Rare rich fen plant species. Important for research.


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A valuable bird fauna, vegetation and scenery. A good berry mire.


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A valuable vegetation, bird fauna and insect species. Important f or mire ecology education.


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An important vegetation protection area including rare and endangered plant species of herbrich forests and rich fens. Importantfor threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable vegetation and bird fauna. An important hiking area. Threatened beetle Phryganophilus ruficollis occurs in the area.


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The area is situated between the plateau and raised bog zone and is a geologically important research site.


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A typical raised bog, important for research and education.


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Important for education, hiking and other nature related outdoor pursuits. Threatened fly Keroplatus tipuloides occurs in the area.


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A southern aapa mire with a representative bird fauna.


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An important mire area in a natural state. Threatened fly Solva interrupta occurs in the area.


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A scenically valuable mire area surrounded by hills.


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A diverse nesting bird fauna and valuable scenery. An important education site. Suitable for hiking and picking berries.


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A nationally important education and research site.


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The vegetation is diverse including many rare species. Diverse and rich fen mire types.


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Important for different vegetation types and bird fauna. Scenic values.


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A diverse vegetation and nesting bird fauna.


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One of the most important mires in northern Savonia.A diverse bird fauna.


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Important for birds. A suitable hiking area.


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A diverse nesting bird fauna. Scenic values.


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Important for birds, A resting place during migration. An important recreation area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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One of the most important bird mires in the region. There are especially abundant wader and gully communities. A good cloudberrymire. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records) .


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Important for birds. A typical poor raised bog.


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An important bird protection area. A resting site during the migration, especially for geese. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records). Includes Heikkilänjoki river, a course with Margaritifera margaritifera.


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One of the most beautiful bogs in Finland due to its large amount of pools. It also includes one of the most valuable bird faunaof the Finnish raised bogs.


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An important sample area of mire vegetation and mire types. Important for hiking and other nature related outdoor pursuits. A diverse bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A representative bird mire. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable scenery and representative bird fauna.


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A nationally important mire area. Scenic values. A rich mire bird fauna.


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Important for nesting birds. Also a resting place for geese during migration.


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Scenic, botanical and geological values. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for bird fauna, mire types and mire vegetation. An important resting site for geese during migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An abundant nesting bird fauna. A foraging place for geese and important during migration.


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A representative bird fauna and vegetation. The esker formations raise the scenic and geomorphological value of the area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records). Threatened butterfly Pyralis lienigalis occurs in the area.


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A valuable bird fauna. With its fragmented scenery the mire is suitable for hiking. A good cloudberry mire. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Because the mire is situated in the land upheaval coast it is an important geomorphological research site. A valuable nesting bird fauna.


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An important example of northern raised bogs.


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An important bird protection area. A good cloudberry and crowberry mire.


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Diverse mire types. A very valuble area.


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A botanically valuable area. Important for wild reindeer. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for mire vegetation and different mire types.


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A valuable bird fauna and plant species.


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A valuable vegetation and diverse mire types.


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Nationally valuable protection, sample and research area of mire types and vegetation.


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Includes rare plant species and representative mire types.


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A representative bird fauna. Valuable vegetation and mire types. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An important protection area for plant species and rich fen types. A diverse nesting bird fauna.


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In the Keihasjoki river course occurs Margaritifera margaritifera. Important for vegetation and different mire types.


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A very valuable area because of its mire types. A good cloudberry mire.


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One of the best rich fen areas in Finland. A diverse vegetation, varying topography and scenic values.


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A botanically and scenically very valuable area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important protection area for sloping mires. Important research site because of its rare plant species and mire areas. Importantfor threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable aapa mire area because of its remoteness. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse bird fauna and valuable plant species and mire types.


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A very valuable area because of its rare species and mire types.


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A valuable bird fauna and mire vegetation.


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A valuable vegetation. The most northern occurrence of Cinna latifolia.


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Valuable different aapa mire types. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An important hiking area. A valuable sample of nothern aapa mires, fells and forests. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A scenically valuble entity of fells, forests and mires.


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A representative sample area of rare plants and mire types. A diverse bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse bird fauna. Scenic values. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important foraging and resting site for birds during migration. Threatened butterfly Catopria fulgidella occurs in the area.


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Valuable herbrich forest area, endangered species.


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The bird fauna is abundant and diverse. The area is an important resting site during migration. Important for research and nature related outdoor activities.


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Abundant and diverse bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Diverse bird fauna including sea birds and many forest species. Important for research since the 1930s.


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High scenic and botanical interest. Important for birds.


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Lots of rare and demanding species because of the calcium rich bedrock.


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Important for recreation and education, nesting site and resting area for birds during migration.


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Diverse area, important cultural landscape. Threatened beetle Aradus truncatus occurs in the area.


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An exceptionally plentiful and diverse bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Abundant and diverse sea bird fauna. High botanical interests.


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Important nesting site and a resting site during migration for birds.


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Research area for biological station. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Because of its sheltered pot-like structure Lumparn offers a good resting place for migrating sea-birds. Important for threatened  bird species (confidential records).


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Diverse and abundant bird fauna. A bird cencus and research stati on has been functioning there since 1927.


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The largest block field area of Alandia; not researched in detail yet.


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Research area for biological station, numerous orchids and rare plants.


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Bjorko possesses an old meadow and cultural pasture. Lagskar is an old bird observation point for migrations (>10 000 birds/year). Important resting and foraging site for birds during migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for breeding sea birds, interesting lichen flora. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Breeding area for sea-birds. Threatened moth Scythropia crataegella and threatened beetle Hedobia imperialis occur in the area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Orchids. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for insects and lower plants. There are lots of beetle species, whose only occurences in Europe are in this place, for example Lundbergia trybomi. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The nesting bird fauna is rather modest but the bays are among the most important resting sites in Finland during the migration,especially for swans. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The biological research station is situated in the area. Important for university education and research. Threatened butterfliesLemonia dumi and Elachista bruuni, threatened beetle Platyrhinus resinosus and threatened spider Satilatlas britteni occur in the area.


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A valuable forest entity. Lots of demanding and rare species.


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The nesting bird faunais plentiful. The bay is also an important resting site during the migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bird fauna is exceptionally rich, especially the wader fauna. Important during migration.


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The herbrich forest includes rare mosses and representative swamps. The forest and bays area valuable for education, research and recreation.


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A very important resting place during the migration for waterfowl. Especially in Stensbolefjarden several thousands waterfowl rest annually.


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An important wilderness-like forest entity in Southern Finland. Threatened bug Aradus signaticornis occurs in the area.


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A representative raised bog entity with diverse and abundant nesting fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An unique brackish water archipelago and abundant nesting bird fauna including rarities. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A representative raised bog area. Important for research. One of the best bird mires in Finland. Important for threatened bird speceis (confidential records).


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Important for research because of representativiness and rare animal and plant species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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An exceptionally diverse esker area. An important groundwater area.


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The vegetation is very representative including many rarities. the passerine fauna is exceptionally abundant. The bays are important during migration and moulting. Important for ornithologicalre search.


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The flora is exceptionally diverse including hazel thickets, ash and lots of bushes. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable mire vegetation and bird protection area. Important for hiking and education.


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Includes demanding plant species. A representative oak herbrich forest. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records). Also threatened beetles Lyctus linearis, Pyromalus longicollis and Plagionotus aquatus and threatened Geophilus electricus (Chilopoda) occur in the area.


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A representative raised bog area. Important for hiking and picking berries.


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Typical raised bogs, open mire species. Important for research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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One of the most valuable lake areas in Finland. An important source of crude water of the Helsinki metropolitan area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Scenic values. An important groundwater area.


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A diverse nesting bird fauna. A valuable raised bog area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The species are typical for forest lakes. Includes forests of different ages.


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The biggest open mire in the region. Important for birds. Diverse mire types.


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One of the most representative raised bogs in the region. Scenic values. Includes also an important esker formation. An important nesting and resting area for birds. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Esker fomations are geologically and geomorphologically interesting. Endemic ringed seal and its breeding islets. Lots of spawning areas for grayling. Important for threatened bird species (con fidential records).


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An abundant waterfowl, wader and gully fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable bog complex with rivers and their flood zones. The waders and passerine bird fauna are diverse. Scenic values.


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Valuable rare rich fens with typical plants. Includes threatened Carex tenuiflora occurrences.


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An abundant mire and forest bird fauna. Representative primeval forests. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for hiking and other nature related outdoor pursuits.


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A diverse entity, important for research.


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An outstanding mire area of its structure and age of about 9500 years. An important breeding area for birds. It is also an important resting site for migrating birds and is situated in the migrat ion route of many arctic species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse bird fauna. A geomorphologically representative entity and important for research.


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A diverse bird fauna, especially wader fauna.


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The bird fauna is diverse. The seagulls and waterfowl are the most abundant. Includes the biggest population of Larus canus in Finland. The area is important during migration and moulting and also a remarkable spawning area for fish. Scenic values.


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A very important resting site during migration. A geologically important esker formation is situated between the mires.


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One of the most valuable nature sites in the region. Important for research.


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A valuable vegetation protection area. Includes rare and threatened plant species.


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Important for research, education and nature related outdoor pursuits. There are a bird tower, marked trails and a research station. Important resting site during migration.


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Diverse mushroom species. Important for research.


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A diverse bird fauna dominated by waders. Important during migration.


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One of the most valuable mire areas in the region. Diverse mire types. Important for hiking and other nature related outdoor pursuits.


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Important protection area for birds and mire types. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A representative forest and aapa mire area with its typcal species. Important for research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The breeding fauna is exceptionally abundant. The whole area is an important resting area during migration and moulting for waterfowl and waders. The radip land up-heaval and the succession ofthe vegetation create constantly new habitats. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A diverse waterfowl and wader fauna. Important during migration. A representative esker formation. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bird funa of the area is diverse, especially the wader and gully fauna are abundant. One of the most valuble raised bogs in the region. Important for geological and botanical research.


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Important for mire birds and vegetation.


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An unusually extensive unbroken and diverse mire area. The nesting bird fauna is representative and the area is an important resting site during migration. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The bird fauna is diverse. Includes rare plant species. Important for research.


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A diverse and valuable forest and mire area. A diverse flora and fauna including big predatory mammals and rare birds. Because of the lime rich soil the flora includes many threatened species. The rivers are important spawning areas. The river Juuma isimportant for invertebrates (Vertigo genesii). Important forthreatened bird species (confidential records).


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The forest areas are scenically valuable. The area is important for research.


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Representative wilderness areas including abundant bird species. Includes also remarkable ice-marginal formations. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The breeding bird fauna is very abundant and diverse. In the bays several thousands of waterfowl and waders rest during the migra tion. The flora includes brackish water species and endemic species. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The estuary area is constantly varying because of the land up-heaval, accumulation and shifting of river channels. The waders and waterfowl are abundant with many rarities. Important for resear ch.


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The numerous islets are important nesting sites for birds. Geologically valuable.


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Includes an abundant breeding bird fauna. The wader and prey bird fauna are plentiful and representative. Important for threatene d bird species (confidential records).


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Important for research of subarctic areas. Includes several rarities. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records) .


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The area has remained a quite untouched forest entity. The diversity of the area is exceptional. The lake landscape is unique and characterized by labyrinthine islands and rugged scenery. The Inari area is important for limnologic and fishery research. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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The scenery is open and varied. An abundant and diverse fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable vast wilderness area. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Includes demanding and threatened species.


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One of the most valuable forest, mire and fell wilderness areas in Finland. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Geologically and scenically important. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A valuable and abundant bird fauna. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Valuable mire types and vegetation. A diverse bird fauna, especially wader fauna.


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Representative rich mire types in a developing stage. Important f or education and research.


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A wide wilderness-like forest area which has remained untouched by forestry. Representative sloping mires.


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Landscape and scenic values, important for nature related outdoor pursuits. Important for theatened bird species (confidential records).


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The species are typical to shallow dystrophic lakes. The bird fauna is diverse including rarities. Important during migration and moulting.


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A geologically important mire-lake entity. The wader bird fauna is abundant.


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Important for mire vegetation and fauna.


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Important for fungi and cryptogams. Also threatened beetle Agathidium pulchellum occurs in the area.


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A representative forest area in a natural state. Important for fungi and cryptogams.


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Important for fungi and cryptogams. Representative shelf fungi.


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Scenic values. Important for fungi and cryptogams.


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Important for fungi and cryptogams. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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A very valuable primeval forest area in a natural state. Important for fungi and cryptogams. A lot of shelf fungi. Threatened fly Solva interrupta occurs in the area.


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A diverse and extensive forest area. Important for fungi and cryptogams.


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A representative mosaic of forests and mires. Important for fungi and cryptogams.


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A representative varying primeval forest area. Important for fungi and cryptogams. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important breeding area for wild reindeer. Important for fungi and cryptogams.


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One of the most representative wilderness forests in Finland. Important for fungi and cryptogams. Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for fungi and cryptogams: Important for threatened bird species (confidential records).


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Important for recreation and nature related outdoor pursuits. An important bird area.


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The only breeding population of Margaritifera margaritifera in Southern Finland.


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Includes rare and demanding vascular plants, e.g. Petasites frigidus and threatened moss species.


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The site is of high geological and botanical value. The picturesque cliff stands partly on three levels and the lowest level is located under the sea-water. The site includes the only known breeding place for guillemot in Estonia.


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The site is valuable for its salmon population.


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The site provides high geobotanical and geological interest.


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Rare habitats - alvars. The caves are valuable wintering place for bats.


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The site is ofgeobotanical and ecological importance.


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One of the few preserved broad-leaved forests rich in species in North-Estonia and in whole Estonia.


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Valuable grey dunes are covered by Stereocaulon spp.and Cladonia spp.. Rare mosses (Lecanactis abietina, Dicranum montanum var. truncicolum) occur.There is an interesting clay terrace and peculiar coastal pine trees (low and awry).


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The site provides high botanical and ornithological interest. Important breeding site for seals.


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A representative wilderness mire and forest area, geological values.


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The only known occurance of Margaritifera margaritifera in Estonia.


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The site pronides ornithological interest.


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Site is a part of the proposed IBA. It is an important resting and feeding place for migrating birds.


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The site is the only wooded fen meadow in Estonia which is in a natural state and rich in species. Valuable old alvar forests without human impact. Numerous mushroom species can be found in the forest.


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The site is covered with valuable old (90 - 120 years) pine forests, where windfallen and dried standing trees occur. Lekking ground for capercaillie.


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Valuable old forest patches include windfallen trees (on 1/10 of the area even over 20 % of the forest). Dried out standing trees also occur on the site.


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Valuable old forest on the flood plain of Janijoe river.


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On she site there is an unique geological phenomen as the decidous broadleaved forest (Ulmus-Acer-Tilia) which is rare in the northern Europe occurs on the slope of the limestone cliff.


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The site consists of valuable old forest patches, where windfallen trees form partly over 20 % of the area and dried out standing trees 5 to 20 %. These swampy deciduous forests are really rich in species and include over 100 species of plants (incl. trees, shrubs, overgrowth). Several threatened plant and bird species are represented.


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Typical East-Estonian bog. High hydrological importance since it is located near the oil shale mining. Habitats for flying squirrel, and several thretened bird species.


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Valuable old forest patches form 70 % of the site. The forests are 70 - 150 years old, where windfallen trees fallen down in different times form partly over 20 % and dried out standing trees over 5 % of the area.


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The site is the largest complete practically untouched mire area in Estonia. Special features of the area are: diverse mire types with exclusive quaggy places, valuable bird and mammal fauna. Also valuable old forests are represented, for example 110 years old Aegopodium spruce forest (11.7 ha) and 160 years old Polytrichum-Myrtillus pine forest.


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The site is a remarkable large old forest area, where various forest types (from swampy bog and transitional mire forests to dry heath forests) are represented. There is also one of the largest alluvial broad-leaved forests in Estonia which provide nesting places for Haliaeetus albicilla.


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Valuable large flooded meadows communities with practically no human impact provide ornithological importance.


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Valuable old forests aged up to 130 years, where windfallen trees (partly over 10 % of the forest) and dried out standing trees occur. There are big aspen trees with hollows. Habitats of Pterymus volans, Ciconian nigra, Tetrao urogallus.


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The site has valuable forest in a natural state. There are some old aspens and very large ashes. The windfallen trees form more than 5 %, partly more than 30 % of the area. Fallen trees are in various stages of decay. Percentage of dried out standing trees is appr. 10 %, partly 15 %. A lot of hollow trees can be found.


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The value of the site is old forests, where the oldest species are spruces (over 150 years) and aspens. The windfallen trees form over 10 %, partly 20% of the forests and dried out standing trees over 5%. Fallen trees are in different stages of decay.


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The value of the site lies in old forest, where percentage of windfallen trees in different stages of decay is 20 and also in bear and flying squirrel habitats.


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The value of the site lies in old forest patches where windfallen trees form up to 10 % and dried out standing trees appr. 5 %, partly 10 % of the trees.


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It is the largest known monolithic pure fen area in Europe. The small mires between sandy ranges of hills have given a unique opportunity to study mire development from the lower stages (fen as the first one) to the highest (bog as the last one). Valuable are also old forest patches on the mire islands and in the marginal part of mire.


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Approximately 14 % of the site is covered with 100 - 170 years old forest. Some trees are really old, for example, pine trees with diameter 52 cm in alder swamp wood. There is lots of windfallen trees, partly 10-20 % in different stages of decay. Dried out standing trees form up to 15 % of the whole number of trees.


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Smolnitsa dunes are one of the most untouchable and picturesque shore areas of lake Peipsi. One of the few areas where the real lake shore dunes occur in Estonia. The old birch forest is really rare in Europe.


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Importance: rare fen communities, diverse bog areas. It is also important for preserving underground water.


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One of the few remained natural wooded fens in Estonia, rich in species.


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Part of the area is practically untouched with human activity.


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This is a valuable old forest area (up to 110-150 years). Windfallen trees form more than 5 %, partly more than 20 % of the forest and they are in different stages of decay. Dried out standing trees form appr. 5 % of the forest.


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A representative wilderness forest area, valuable landscape.


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The site provides ornithological interest.


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A representative wilderness bog and forest area, valuable landscapes.


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A representative vegetation, valuable landscapes.


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A representative wilderness forest area, geological values.


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A representative wilderness forest area, valuable landscapes.


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The site is important as a seal breeding site in the Estonian part of Gulf of Finland. The only breeding place for razorbill in Estonia.


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The site provides ornithological importance.


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The best spawning place for sea trout in Estonia. The reed beds are an important breeding and resting places for waterfowls. Orgu forest is valuable as an old forest, where windfallen trees form less than 5 % (in one part 5 - 20 %) of the forest fallen in different stages of decay. Dried out standing trees form less than 5 % of the forest.


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The site has mostly hydrological importance but several rare birds and mammal species are also represented.


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The site is valuable for its interesting rare ecosystems. There is well-studied zooplankton, but about the other rare species of the site only general information is available.


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The clearest waterbody in Estonia which with its surroundings forms scenic landscape.


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Valuable old forest patches are 100 - 150 years old. Windfallen trees and dried out standing trees form 5 to 20 % of the forest.


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Valuable old forests, where windfallen trees form 5 %, partly 5 to 20 % of the total number of trees. Spruce trees are partly over 120 years old, oak trees over 150 years old. The area is practically untouched.


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The site is of high botanical importance.


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Interesting landscape: eskers - rare in Estonia, large untouched bogs, oligotrophic lake Mahuste with Lobelia ponds. The site includes the only habitat of Oxytropis sordida in Estonia. Valuable old forest patches without any human impact.


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The site has high value considering nature conservation.


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The site is valuable for spring fen and bog habitats.


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The site is remarkable for its 4 whirlpools, the largest one is 100 m wide.


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The lake of Loosalu is the largest typical dystrophic bog waterbody in Estonia and one of the few in Europe. The undergrowth in swamp forests is very rich in species.


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One of the few areas in Estonia where alvar oak forest, alvar spruce forest, alvar pine forest and alvars all in natural state can be found together.This is highly significant for nature conservation. Valuable habitat for musci Hamatocaulis vernicosus.


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There is valuable old forest without any human impact. Broad-leaved forests are rare in these latitudes.


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Old broad-leaved forests are rare in Estonia. The site is significant as a nature conservation object.


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The site is valuable for old alvar forest patches. A part of the area (6.8 ha) is the most expressive 110 - 120 years old alvar pine forest in Western Estonia. Diverse mushroom species including Gomphus clavatus, which is threatened in Estonia, also occur.


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Valuable 100 - 160 years old forest where windfallen trees form partly 5 - 20 %, dried out standing trees less than 5 % of the total number of trees.


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the site includes valuable old forests, especially rare are alvar forest types. Good habitats for rare mushroom species (Hygrophorus penarius). Practically without any human influence.


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The site is valuable for its old forest patches. Tried out standing trees form less than 5 %, windfallen trees less than 5 %, partly 5 to 20 % of the total number of trees.


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Typical natural bog complex in Estonia. Well studied area.


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One of the few remained open fens in Estonia that is rich in species.


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Valuable old forest is approximately 70 - 110 years old. Remarkable is 100 years old aspen forest of Aegopodium site type.


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One of the largest monolithic spring fens in Europe where rare spring fen communities (e.g.Carex davalliana) occur.


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Many threatened arctic and arcto alpine plankton and benthos species can be found in the lakes. The threatened Pleurospermum austriacum occurs in the forest islands. The site is also a nesting place for Haliaeetus albicilla and Aquila chrysaetos.


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The Vohandu river is a valuable salmon river.


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This is a typical natural lawn-bog in East Estonia. The site provides botanical and ornithological interest.


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Valuable old forest site. Lagging place for Tetrao urogallus.


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The river is an important site for fish Thymallus thymallus. The river valley is important for butterflies - it is one of the few places where Parnassius mnemonyse can be found in Estonia and the valley is scenically valuable for its sandstone outcrops. The old caves of glass-sand mines are important for bats.


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A scenically valuable outcrops in the river valley. There is the only occurance of Parnassius mnemonyse in Estonia and the river is important habitat for fish Thymallus thymallus.


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This is a valuable 70 - 110 years old forest. Ash forest is quite rare in Estonia. Dried out standing trees form 5 %, windfallen trees 5 % of the forest.


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The big nearly unhabitated mire area provides scientifical, ornithological, mammaological and hydrological interest. The area contains habitats of several rare bird species and is an essential halting place for waterfowl during their spring transit over Estonia.


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The largest remained fen in Estonia in the eutrophic phase for a long period. It has high botanical, ornithological, and mammological value. The area contains sites for several rare bird and mammal species and is an essential halting place for waterfowl during the spring transit over Estonia. There are many scientific studies about the area.


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An important site for amphibians. The majority of local species is represented: Triturus vulgaris, Rana temporaria, Rana arvalis, Rana esculanta, Bufo viridis, Pelobates fuscus.


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The site has high ornithological and botanical importance.


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The value of the site lies in old forests in climax stage. Really old forest patches occur: 190 years old deciduous forest mixed with spruce, 180 years old transitional mire pine forest and rare lime-dominated forest. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form partly more than 20 %, dead standing trees appr. 5 % of the forests.


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The site is covered with valuable old forest patches. One third of the area is covered with 110 to 150 years old pine forest which is practically untouched.


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The site provides ornithological interest, valuable are also natural and semi-natural communities.


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One of the few remained species rich wooded spring fen in Estonia.


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One of the few preserved alluvial wooded meadow and riverine forests in Estonia. Remarkable floodplain. The site provides scientific interest.


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The site is valuable for itsn rare geomorphology in Estonia and most probably in the whole world.


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Ash forest is really rare in Estonia. It is quite old - about 100 years and practically untouched. Windfallen trees form more than 20 % of the forest and they are in different stages of decay. Dried out standing trees form less than 5 % of the forest (mainly spruces).


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VAluable old forest where windfallen trees in different stages of decay form more than 20 % of the forest. Dried out standing trees - less than 5 % (mostly spruces).


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Yhe value of the site lies in valuable old forest patches where windfallen trees in different stages of decay form partly more than 20 % of the forest. Dried out standing trees form less than 5 %.


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Valuable old forest site is mainly 100 - 170 years old. Some pines are up to 250 years old. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 %, partly 5 - 20 % of the total number of trees.


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70 % of the forest is valuable old forest.


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The site provides high ornithological, geobotanical and geomorphological interest The best preserved alluvial wooded meadow is Halliste meadow. The large bogs are practically untouched. There are also some old forest patches. On the southern edge of the Kuresoo bog lies a unique steep wooded marginal slope. On 50 - 100 metres the peat layer is 6 - 8 metres thick.


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The value of the site lies in valuable flooded fen communities and the mire islands between them.


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Interesting relic lake with several rare algaes: Stauroneis recondita, S. nana, Pleurotaenium baculoides, P. simplicissium insigne.


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The best preserved elm forest in Estonia where windfallen trees form 5 % and dried out trees 5% of the total number of trees.


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Valuable old forest sites are in different ages. There are also some small open spaces in the forest. There is partly a lot of windfallen trees and dried out trees on the site.


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Meromictic lakes, valuable habitats for Pallasea, etc.


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The value lies in 90 - 100 years old forest patches.


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In the valuable old forest dried out trees form 5 %, windfallen trees in different stages of decay 5 to 20 % of the forest. Also 80-90 years old aspen trees grow on the site.


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In the valuable old forest windfallen trees form ca 20 % of all standing trees and dead standing trees more than 5 %.The area is without human impact.


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Valuable diverse ecosystems on the site are in natural state.In old forest patches windfallen trees form partly 5 % of the forest. There are also lots of dead standing trees and gigant aspen trees (120 years old). Several protected plant species e.g. Epipactis helleborine can be found. The area is also abundant in mushroom species (e.g. Marasmius wynnei - included in the Red Data Book of Estonia).


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Annual saltmarsh communities are rare in Estonia. The site is a stopping place for migrating birds.


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This is a significant breeding area for seals (ca 400 individuals of Halichoerus grypus). These islets are important resting and moulting places for waterfowls and they are notable for rare habitats.


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The area is well studied and rich in species.


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Valuable coastal meadows and lakes are imortant habitats for Bufo calamita and birds, feeding places for Ciconia nigra and Haliaeetus albicilla.


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The site provides high botanical, geomorphological and zoological interest. The typical islets are in their natural stages.


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Valuable old forest area is in different ages. There are windfallen trees in different stages of decay in some places. The brush-wood has been cleaned on 15 ha, therefore this part looks like parkland, but anyway, these trees are 160-200 years old.


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The site is valuable for its different rare forest types. Especially peculiar is 150 years old alvar spruce forest on boulder beaches where windfallen trees form partly over 20 % of the trees. Besides there is growing 180 -190 years old pine heath forest. 3/4 of the forest area is covered with forests over 100 years old. The forest is rich in peculiar mushroom species.


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These are valuable old forests in the point of nature conservation. There are also pictureresque old pine forests (180 years old) on dunes with old high spruce and birch trees between the dunes. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 % of the forest. 10 years old windfallings occur there, dried out standing trees form appr 5% of the forest and thanks to the activity of bark beetles they are partly of same age.


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There are valuable old forests on various landscape where previous beach ridges covered with forests turn to fens. The forests are in different ages, the windfallen and dried out trees also occur and form partly over 5% of the forest. There is the habitat for unique hybrid alder Alnus glutinosa x incana.


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Valuable old forests are up to 160 years old. Some pine trees are 150 to 200 years old. Windfallen trees are in different stages of decay and in some places form over 5 % of the forest.


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This is quite a large old forest area with mires (peculiar heath-bogs) and previous lakes. The mire located in the SW part of the site is formed on the depression of previous lagoon surrounded by transitional mire with bog vegetation ( this is a rare composition). The forest is in different ages, partly with small open spaces, partly with windfalls. Windfallen trees form partly 20 %, dried out standing trees 20 % of the forest. The site provides ornithological and botanical interest.


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The value of the site lies in geological importance (bedrock outcrops, beach ridges, boulder beaches), botanical importance (threatened plant species and humid alvars) and ornithological importance (the site is a stopping place for migratory birds).


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The most valuable are practically untouched coastal heathlands among which Empetrum heaths, rare in Estonia, occures. Also quite old Scotch pine heath forest grows here.


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The value of the site lies in high diversity of mire types. This is one of the few mire systems in Europe, where bog surrounded fen areas have not been drained. There is a site for Rhyncospora fusca which is rare in Estonia. Valuable old forest patches are without any human impact.


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The largest fen rich in species in the region.


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The site provides high ornithological interest.


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Valuable salmon rivers provide also ornithological interest.


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These salt flats are rare in Estonia and provide high botanical interest.


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The site provides high geomorphogical, geobotanical, lichenological and ornithological interest. Unique overgrown lichens habitats are in their natural state. The only occurance of arctoalpine lichen - Cetaria cuculata in Estonia.


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The site provides high geobotanical and geomorphological interest. It is a feeding place for Haliaeetus albicilla.


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The largest reed beds in Europe. Important bird area for moulting, stop-over and wintering birds, nesting area for waterfowls. The number of accounted bird species is 250. During the spring migration it is traversed by over million geeses and ducks and up to 100,000 swans.


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The largest preserved wooded meadow rich in species in Northern Europe. The broad-leaved forest is rare at this altitute. An important site for birds. This is a well studied area.


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The site provides botanical and ornithological interest. The Pivarootsi alvar is on of the largest alvars at the seashore of West-Estonia mainland. The Nehatu mire is valuable as there is one of the largest habitats for subatlantic Cladium mariscus.


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The site has a special value for maintaining the genetic and ecological diversity of the region because of the quality and peculiarities of its fauna and flora.


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The site provides high botanical interest.


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This is a typical developing West-Estonian bog (as a model). There are habitats for several threatened plant and bird species.


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The site provides high geobotanical interest.


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The largest wooded meadow on siliceous soil in Northern Europe.


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Quite a representative old oak forest with ash, lime, aspen and birch trees which has high significance for nature conservation. Windfallen trees form 5 % or less, dried out standing birch trees appr.5% of th forest.


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Monolithic mire system is situated in the centre of cultural landscape. Valuable stopping site for migrating birds. Untouched old forest patches.


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Valuable old forests are 100- 150 years old. Windfallen trees form partly more than 20 %, dried out standing trees less than 5 % of the forest. Lekking ground for Tetrao urogallus.


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Valuable old forests where windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 - 20 % and dried out standing trees less than 5 %, partly 5 - 20 % of the forest.


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Valuable coastal meadows have ornithological importance.


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The site has botanical (there is the most western occurence of Chamaedaphne calyculata) and ornithological importance. These bogs are in natural states.


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Mammaological (seals) and ornithological interests.


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The largest population of Bufo calamita in Baltic countries. Valuable coastal meadows.


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A typical raised bog in Western Estonia with remarkable flora and bird fauna.


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Large areas are covered with homogenous habitats, e.g. Juncus gerardii community, beach ridge, upper meadows, juniper shrubberies. This is an important nesting site for birds during their migration.


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Large coastal meadow with well-developed communities provides also ornithological importance.


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Valuable old forest are mainly 65-100 years old lots of really old black alders. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 to 20 % and dried out standing trees 5 % of the forest.


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This is a valuable old forest where windfallen trees form partly 5 to 20 %, dried out standing trees less than 5 %, partly even over 20% of the forest.


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Valuable old forest area provide lekking places for capercaille.


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VAluable old forest, where windfallen trees form over 20 % in different stage of decay. Standing tried out trees form also over 20 %.


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The site has habitats of rare plant Gladiolus imbricatus, amphibian Bufo calamita and birds. Valuable coastal meadows.


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In valuable old forest patches some aspen trees have diameter more than 50 cm. Windfallen trees form 5 - 20 % of the forest. There is a nesting place for Buteo buteo.


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In this valuable old forest site windfallen treesin different stages of decay form appr. 5%, dried out standing trees is 5% of the forest.


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In valuable old forest windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 %, partly 5-20% of the forest. The percentage of dried out standing trees is appr. 5.


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Valuable old forest is rich in species and practically untouched.


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In valuable 100 - 160 years old forest wide black alders (diameter 40 cm) and pines (diameter 50 - 60 cm) can be found. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 to 20% and dried out trees partly 5 to 20 % of the forest.


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Valuable old forest, where thick aspen and spruce trees occur. Some trunks have diameters up to 80 cm. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form up to 20 % of the forest or even more. Lots of dried out standing trees occur.


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Valuable old forest is 120-130 years old with thick aspen and spruce trees. This is a breeding place for Ciconia nigra.


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It is an important breeding site for 70 different bird species (about 5000 breeding pairs) and a resting site for migrating birds (10.000 waterfowls stop here during their migration). Also it is a valuable spawning site for fish and there are remarkable amounts of medical mud.


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An interesting area for its coastal habitats and rare plant species. An important nesting and resting place for birds. Since geological youth, there is possible to observe integral development of flora, vegetation and ecosystems.


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The site is a very important nesting and resting site for seabirds. Diverse coastal habitats are represented. There is the only habitat in Estonia of Cochleria danica - Sagina maritima community.


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The value lies in old forest where windfallen trees in different stages of decay form 5 %, dried out standing trees 5 %, partly 5 to 20 % of the forest. A lot of Taxus baccata, Ulmus laevis, and Sorbus rupicola which are rare in these latitudes, can be found.


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The site provides geomorphological interest (the dunes). Valuable opened heath communities are represented.


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The site provides botanical interest. The streams are valuable habitats for salmon.


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The area provides high geobotanical interest. The habitat of Schoenus nigricans is rare in Estonia. Feeding place for Haliaeetus albicilla and Ciconia nigra.


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One of the few preserved fens in West-Estonia.


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This is a unique alvar type community rich in plant species.There are lots of scientific studies about the site.


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The only preserved bog on Saaremaa island.


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The site is interesting for its landscape, botanical and ornithological values.


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Unique habitat - alvar occurs only in Estonia and on the Swedish islands.


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The site has specific significance for breeding and migrating birds and also for seals. It is an important spawning ground for several fish species.


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Rare forest site type (syrjamannik in Estonian) that occurs only in western part of Estonia is represented. Here is one of the few habitats of Cypripedium calceolus on Muhu island. It is valuable nesting site for Haliaeetus albicilla.


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Valuable coastal meadows provide ornithological interest.


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Diverse and beautiful landscape part of which is a typical coastal meadow with rare plant and bird species (e.g. Juncus gerardii).


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The most valuable part is broad-leaved forest really rare on this latitudes. Alvar grasslands are unfortunately sad examples of owergrowing areas after lacking of managment. In successional processes alvar-juniper scrub-alvar forests have scientific value. Sea-shores are in comparatively untouched state and these are good nesting and feeding places for birds.


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The most valuable part is alvar spruce forest, but also alvar grasslands are very species-rich and numerous plant species protected in Estonia are represented there. The forest is in good condition but alvars need more extensive managment. The site has also high geological value. Feeding ground for Sterna sp. and for Circus aeruginosus.


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Valuable coastal meadow provides stopping place for Branta leucopcis. Feeding area for Haliaeetus albicilla.


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Unique community type - alvar - is rich in species.


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A remarkable alvar habitat is represented.


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The site provides high geobotanical and ornithological interest. The islet of Oosla maa is quite peculiar among the other ones thanks to its plant species composition and plant communities. The islet is in natural state and the plant communities and bird life are worth of futher investigation.


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Islets are rare and scientifically valuable as excellent objects for studying formation of islets themselves, their biotopes, vegetation and bird communities. The islets are also in quite natural state without particular human impact. The islets have great importance as nesting and stopping places for birds. The coastal meadows are really variable and provide botanical and ornithological interest.


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This is a valuable old forest site where windfallen trees form partly 5 to 20 %, dried out standing trees 5 %, in some places 5 to 20 % of the forest.


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Diverse landscapes - reeds, fen meadows, coastal meadow, juniper shrubbery, saltmarshes and beach ridges - all together form a biotope complex. Rare plant and bird species are represented.


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The islets are rare and scientifically valuable as excellent objects for studying islets formation, biotopes, vegetation and bird communities. The islets are quite in natural state without significant human impact.


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The site provides botanical and ornithological interest. Rare Ulmus-Acer-Tilia community in West-Estonia. Botanical studies have been going on since 1930-ies.


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The site provides geobotanical and ornithological importance.


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Valuable old forest site, moreover old deciduous forest, which is rare in Estonia. The forest is in different ages, windfallen trees in different stages of decay form partly over 10%, dried out standing trees less than 5 %, in some places even over 10 % of the forest. A lot of rare plant species threatened in Estonia occur there. Scientifical investigation has been done since 30-ies.


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This is a very important breeding area for seals. The islet also is a good example for investigating formation the islands, their flora, vegetation and the whole biotope. The islet is in natural state.


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Large sand dunes are untouched by human activity. Grey dunes are covered with lichen rich community rare in Estonia. In the marginal part of the dune forest is habitat for Bufo calamita.


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The forest is special thanks to the specific climatic conditions and slight human impact.


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The forest is valuable as a specific forest thanks to the climatic conditions and slight human impact. Sand dunes are untouched, grey dunes are rare in Estonia. The marshy meadow is important since there is the most representative population of Hydrocotyle vulgare which is threatened in Estonia. Valuable coastal meadows are habitats for Bufo calamita.


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This is a typical coastal pasture valuable nature conservation area.


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The site provides high geological and botanical interest and is Abundant in rare plants and communities.


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In valuable old forest windfallen trees form 5 to 20 %, partly less than 5 % of the forest, dried out standing trees less than 5 %. Many threatened plant species of Estonia can be found here.


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This is a valuable old forest site around the fen. Windfallen trees in different stages of decay form up to 10 %, dried out trees appr. 5 % of the forest. A lot of species rare in Estonia can be found on the site.


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This is a typical coastal landscape in this region. It is scenically valuable and also provides ornithological interest.


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Large raised bog with untouched forest peninsulas. High ornithological interest. The highest breeding density of Osprey in Latvia. Botanical research in the territory would be desirable.


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High diversity of natural forest and bog habitats. High proportion of old treestands. High botanical and ornithological interest.


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Unaffected, quite large raised bog. Important for breeding birds - typical raised bog species, including rare and threatened.


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High ornithological interest. A forest tract which until recently was among the widest and least affected by human activity in Latvia. One of the highest breeding densities of Capercaillie in Latvia. More research (esp. botanical) is necessary.


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Zoologically interesting area: high mammalogical, ornithological and enthomological value. High number of threatened plant species as well. Impressive landscape, several historical objects.


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Untransformed river habitats, forest habitats typical for threatened woodpecker species. High ornithological interest: breeding birds include rare and threatened animal species.


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Floristically very rich woodland, high proportion of old forests, pure Ash and Lime stands occur. Numerous rare and threatened plant and bird species. Geologically important site.


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One of the largest water bodies in NE Latvia where Lobelia-Isoetes complex has remained. Ornithologically important lake.


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Important nesting site for waterfowl, gulls and possibly waders. Remarkable diversity of species in a small territory.


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Unique old woodland with high diversity of bird species including rare and threatened. Botanical research in this territory is necessary.


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High zoological interest. One of the few sites in Latvia where Margaritifera margaritifera has remained.


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Wide, little affected forest tract with high percentage of old stands. Diversity of natural forest habitats. Numerous rare and threatened mammal, bird and plant species. One of few record sites of Pteromys volans in Latvia.


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Unique geological object. More research of flora and fauna is necessary.


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High botanical interest. Rare plant communities and type site for specific ecosystem. Potential nesting site for threatened bird species.


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Large bog-forest complex with little human interference (except Sloku bog, where peat extraction has been launched) with very few human settlements around. Rare and threatened bird and plant species.


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Ornithologically important bog; a part of Lubana Lowland bog complex.


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Uninterrupted large tract of swamp and flooded forests with diverse fauna; high zoological interest. Botanical studies of the site would be necessary.


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Excellent example of undisturbed old forest area. High ornithological interest. More study of the area would be necessary.


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Botanical interest. Relict plant species Trapa natans on the northern border of it's distribution range.


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Large raised bog, significant part of Balvi region bog complex. High diversity of breeding rare and threatened bird species. Botanical survey in the territory would be desirable.


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Part of the Balvu region Bog complex. One of the largest uninterrupted bog-forest complexes in Latvia. High diversity of breeding rare and threatened bird species. One of few breeding territories of Golden Eagle and Short-toed Eagle in Latvia. Important site for passaging geese. Botanical survey of the territory would be desirable.


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One of the largest swamp forest tract with unsignificant antropogenic influence. Very high ornithological importance a breeding site of numerous rare and threatened species (esp. raptors). The territory has genethically valuable oak stands (100-150 years old up to 20 m high). The area needs more study, especially botanical.


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High geological and botanical interest. High diversity of rare and threatened plant species. Additional ornithological survey in the area is necessary.


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High botanical interest. Southernmost record site of Lycopodiella inundata in Latvia.


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High herpetological value. The only known stable population of Bombina bombina in Latvia.


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Disappearing lake type. Threatened plant communities. About 20 protected plant species are recorded. Also high ichtiological interest.


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High diversity of natural forest habitats. Forest lakes with high landscape value. High ornithological interest: breeding site for rare and threatened species. Additional (esp. botanical) research is desirable.


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Disappearing lake type. High botanical interest.


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Large raised bog, very little affected by human activities. Great landscape value. High diversity of natural habitats. High geological interest. One of the highest breeding densities of Grus grus in Latvia.


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One of the most important wintering sites for threatened bat species. More research is necessary. High mammalogical interest.


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One of the most important wintering site for rare and threatened bat species. Also high botanical interest.


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Diversity of natural riverine habitats. High zoological, geological and landscape interest.


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Disappearing lake type. 73 vascular plant species have been recorded in such a small territory. High botanical interest.


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Disappearing lake type. Greatest and floristically richest lake in the Gauja National Park. High botanical interest. 115 species of vascular plants are recorded there.


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Disappearing lake type. High botanical interest. 41 species of vascular plants are found here.


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High zoological, botanical and geological interest. Two rivers with one of the highest inclines in Latvia. Numerous rare and threatened species occur.


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Important river for Salmonidae. The river valley is also important for rare mammals and plants. One of the possible sites of breeding Dipper (Cinclus cinclus).


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High zoological and botanical interest. River valley little affected by human activities. Threatened and rare riverine habitats. High landscape value.


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Natural, unregulated river valley very little affected by human activities. High zoological value. More research would be neccessary.


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Most vital population of Margaritifera in Latvia. High zoological interest.


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Natural, unregulated river with little human activity. Zoological interest. More research is desirable. Very high densities of young Salmo trutta are recorded.


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Large undisturbed area of swamp forests representing several rare habitats and communities in Latvia. Impressive landscape. Zoological studies must be carried out in the territory.


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Record site of rare plant species - Najas minor. More study is necessary.


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Botanical interest: record site of rare plant species Alisma gramineum and Hydrilla verticillata.


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Little affected broad-leaved forest tract in quite agricultural region. Breeding site of rare and threatened bird species. More studies would be desirable.


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High landscape and botanical value. Diversity of species and habitats. About 500 species of vascular plants are recorded here.


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Important site for breeding waterfowl and reed birds, including rare and threatened species.


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High botanical interest: high diversity of plant species including rare and threatened. About 710 species of vascular plants are recorded. High diversity of undisturbed forest types. Rare and threatened bird species. More zoological survey of the site would be necessary.


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Very important breeding, foraging and stop-over (migrations) site for waterfowl, waders and other birds. Valley of River Daugava as record site of rare and threatened plant species.


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Rare habitat in Latvia: large floodplain area and relatively natural meadows of different management. Assemblage of breeding rare and threatened bird species. The site is also important as foraging and stop-over site for migrating waterfowl.


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Territory with very high zoological, botanical and landscape value. Numerous rare and threatened bird species. The only record site of Najas marinus outside coastal lakes.


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High ornithological, ichtiological and landscape value.


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The area is important with it's high proportion of old tree stands supporting many threatened animal species. Zoologically important area but much more research is needed.


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High diversity of species, impressive forest landscape. High ornithological interest. More zoological and botanical research is necessary.


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One of few larger forest tracts on rich carbonatic soils in Zemgale lowland. Important site for many rare and disappearing plant and bird species (esp. woodpeckers). One of the highest densities of breeding Aquila pomarina in Latvia.


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Large territory, previously abandoned, and now natural recovery of forest can be observed. Rare and threatened bird and plant species. High densities of breeding birds of prey.


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Unregulated river, diverse little affected natural habitats concenrated in a small area. High zoological and botanical interest. Protected fungus species Grofola umbellata is found there.


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High zoological, botanical and landscape value. High diversity of natural habitats.


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High zoological and botanical interest. High diversity of rare and threatened species in a small territory.


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Rich deciduous forests characteristic for Zemgale lowland. Rare and threatened bird and plant species.


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Variety of riverine habitats. Rare plant communities. High botanical interest. Ornithological survey of the territory would be desirable. Very high landscape value. Disappearing river type in Zemgale lowland.


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Ornithologically important bog. The only breeding record for Greenshank (Tringa nebularia) in Latvia.


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Specific riverine habitats. High zoological and botanical interest.


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Undisturbed river valley with a variety of natural habitats. High zoological interest.


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Important nesting site for gulls and waterfowl. Rare and threatened bird species.


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Zoological interest: rare and threatened bird species. Specific habitats: an example how a lake transforms into fen.


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Important site for migrating waterfowl. High breeding densities of threatened bird species, including 2 globally (Corncrake and White-tailed Eagle) threatened. Very high zoological interest. Unfortunately botanical survey is not carried out there.


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High zoological and botanical interest. Typical habitat for rare and threatened woodpecker species.An ethalon of natural Black Alder and Black Alder - Ash swamp forests with typical plant communities. Impressive forest landscape.


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Significant area of floodplain meadow: threatened habitat in Latvia. High diversity and density of rare and threatened bird species both at breeding and migration. More botanical research is necessary.


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High diversity of forest types, high proportion of old or swamp forests. Numerous rare and threatened bird and plant species. High breeding densities and diversity of common bird species is recordedas well.


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High diversity of plant species in a small territory. Disappearing lake type.


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This raised bog complex is probably the richest in the Baltic. It has very high zoological, botanical and landscape value. Natural undisturbed habitats with typical plant and animal communities have remained in remarkable areas. Largest local uninterrupted populations of some sporadic breeders (Whimbrel, Golden Plover, Common Crane etc.) in Latvia. Extremely important site for passaging geese and cranes.


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Record site of relict plant species Trapa natans on North border of it's distribution range.


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Rare untransformed habitat: overgrown lake transforming into fen. Rare and threatened bird and plant species.


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Large territory with little disturbed natural habitats. High zoological interest, high diversity of breeding birds including rare and threatened species.


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Large territory with undisturbed or little affected natural habitats. The bog has high landscape and ornithological value. Botanical studies should be carried out in the territory.


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Large territory with undisturbed or little affected diverse habitats. Territory with high landscape value and of ornithological interest. Botanical survey at the site would be desirable.


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High diversity of rare and threatened bird species in a small territory.


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Large territory with little affected natural biotopes. High ornithological importance: breeding and possibly foraging site for rare and threatened bird species. Additional survey of the territory would be necessary.


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Large territory with little affected habitats: a typical raised bog-forest complex with characteristic breeding bird species. Botanical studies in the territory are necessary.


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Disappearing lake type. High botanical interest: rare plant communities.


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The lakes are record sites for very rare plants: Hydrilla verticillata and Najas minor. One of the largest forest tracts in the region. More study (ornithological etc.) would be desirable.


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Disappearing lake type, rare and threatened plant species. High botanical interest. Rare and threatened bird species.


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High botanical and zoological (mainly ornithological and ichtiological) interest. Rareplant communities. More than 20 species of fish recorded.


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High geological and ichtiological interest. Rare and threatened fish species, more than 20 species recorded.


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Richest lake in Latvia with islands. Rare plant communities on these islands where vegetation is almost undisturbed by any human activity. High ichtiological interest: diversity of species (more than 20) including rare and threatened.


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Very high zoological, botanical and landscape value. High diversity of undisturbed habitats. Rare and threatened mammal, bird, invertebrate and plant species, including mosses. Migration route of birds.


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Artificial habitats with high diversity of bird species, including Globally threatened. Very important site for numerous stecies at breeding and passage.


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Rare biotope type. Diversity of orchid species.


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Disappearing lake type, especially in western Latvia.


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Ravine of a small river almost untouched by human activities during the last 50 years. Important site for fish and wintering Dippers.


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Ornithologically important lake with large gull colony and Grey Heron colony which is one of the biggest in Latvia. Several threatened plant records, threatened habitat types.


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High ichtyological value: threatened fish species. Threatened habitat typical for Thymallus thymallus. Diversity of threatened bird species. High landscape value.


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Unique hydro-geological complex. Very high landscape value. Breeding site of many threatened bird species.


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High diversity of breeding bird species including rare and threatened. One of the highest densities of Capercaillie in Latvia. Numerous records of rare and threatened plants. Large, not fragmented forest tract.


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Plant communities characteristic for Western part of Latvia. High diversity of plant species, including rare and threatened. High diversity of habitats in a small area. Numerous protected bird species occur in the territory as well.


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The territory with beautiful landscape. Numerous unique geological objects. High diversity of plant species, including rare and threatened.


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The river valley as route of plant migration. High geological, landscape, ichtyological and botanical interest.


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High ornithological, ichtyological, entomological, habitat value. The greatest population of Parnassius mnemosyne (together with river Venta valley) in Latvia. Typical threatened habitat type for Thymallus thymallus and Salmo spp. Dzelda with it's riverine habitats has only few similar sites in Latvia. High diversity of protected snail species.


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Three raised bogs with high diversity of threatened bird species.


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Rare plant species. High landscape and geological interest. Important caves for wintering bat species, including threatened. Among longest cave systems in Latvia.


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One of the greatest and richest populations of Lathyrus maritimus in Latvia.


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The importance of this lake is determined by it's close proximity to the coast of Baltic sea. Rare and disappearing plant communities and species typical for West Kurzeme region; many of them at the border of their distribution areal. High diversity of natural habitats. Very important site for waterfowl at breeding, foraging and migrations. 15 species of terrestrial snails recorded.


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The only high bog in Latvia situated at the very seashore. It's lower peat layers are below the sea level. Important resting site for geese during migrations.


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The site supports several rare and threatened plant, bird and invertebrate species. Westernmost record of Betula humilis. Unique phytocenosis with Schoenus ferrugineus.


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Record of rare mammal, bird and plant species. Threatened habitat type: large areas with old mixed and deciduos stands with high proportion of dead and broken trees.


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Valley of unregulated river little affected by human activities. Typical bird species. The site is probably important for Salmo species. Several records of protected plants.


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Beautiful not regulated river valley with rare invertebrate species and natural elm wood. High landscape value.


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High zoological and botanical value. Rare and threatened bird, invertebrate and plant species. High diversity of natural habitats. Impressive landscape characteristic for W Kurzeme.


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High botanical interest: a river valley with rare and specific plant species and communities.


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Beautiful mosaique landscape with high diversity of natural and near natural habitats. Rare and threatened amphibian and bird species.


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High botanical, zoological and landscape value: well preserved pristine river valley with forests little affected by human activities. Numerous record sites of rare and threatened plant and invertebrate species. High diversity of snails.


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Rare habitats (at least) for Latvia. High botanical interest. The territory is important for preservation of Erica tetralix. Extensive little disturbed forest areas. One of the highest densities of breeding Columba oenas in Latvia.


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High ecological, ornithological interest. Rare marine (benthic) habitats. Area with high marine biodiversity; aggregated largest stock of blue mussel and macroalgae Furcellaria sp. in the Eastern Baltic, favourable herring spawning sites.


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Very rare biotope with typical rare plant species. The territory is important for preservation of Erica tetralix. One of the few breeding sites for Circaetus gallicus.


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High botanical interest. Undisturbed river valley with typical plant communities.


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321 species of vascular plants are recorded in the territory, including rare and threatened. One of the richest sites for Viscum album in Latvia. Rare and threatened butterfly species , rich population of Parnassius mnemosyne.


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Rich and diverse flora in a small territory: about 420 species of vascular plants have been recorded. Numerous rare and threatened plant, bird and invertebrate species. Unique broad leaved and mixed forest habitats. The largest natural Hornbeam stand on the NW edge of the species' distribution range.


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Important site for Myrica gale. Breeding site for rare and protected bird species.


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Unique collection of specific biotopes in a small territory. A site for rare plant species typical for dune areas. Unique dry meadows with Juniperus. Shallow waters in the sea is important resting and moulting site for thousands of waterfowl.


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West southernmost raised bog in Latvia absolutely undisturbed by any human activity. Rare and threatened bird species.


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A site for breeding, moulting and passaging birds of international importance. Rare and threatened coastal meadow communities characteristic for western Latvia. Halophytic plant communities formed in specific water regime conditions. Great diversity of threatened and rare plant species. The only record site for Aster tripolium for Latvia in the eastern part of the territory. The only left breeding site of Baltic Dunlin Calidris alpina schinzii in Latvia. One of the most important sites for breeding Ruffs Philomachus pugnax in Latvia. More than 20 fish species are present in the lake.


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Lake Pape and adjoining marshland is important breeding site for approximately 15 species of birds threatened in Europe. High botanical, geological interest. The dune vegetation represented there is very typical for Southern Kurzeme coastline. The Narrow strip of land is the bottleneck site for several millions of migrating birds (diurnal raptors, owls, pigeons and passerines) and bats.


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Large complex of biotopes characteristic for many threatened bird species. Very high ornithological interest: high diversity of species. Great landscape value.


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Characteristic raised bog breeding bird community. The site is important for migrating waterfowl as well.


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Excellent example of undisturbed woodland. Threatened natural habitats. More zoological and botanical research is required.


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One of few wild salmon rivers in Salaca basin - very high ichtiological value. High landscape value. Rare bird and plant species.


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High zoological, botanical, geological, landscape and historical value.


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Unregulated river section. High lanscape and zoological value. Several protected plant species occur as well.


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Undisturbed river valley with natural and near-natural habitats. High zoological and botanical interest.


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Undisturbed river valley with rare and threatened mammal, bird, fish, plant species. More research is necessary.


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The bog is important as part of North Latvia bog complex. Ornithologically important bog.


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Typical bog bird community. One of the smallest bogs where breeding of Curlew is recorded.


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One of the greatest White Stork and Grey Heron colonies in Latvia. More research (botanical and zoological) would be necessary.


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The site supports largest population of wild salmon in East Baltic. Very high zoological, botanical, geological and landscape value.


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Rare lake type with rich broadleaved forests. High zoological and geological interest. More research (botanical and zoological) is required.


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Up to 300 species of vascular plants recorded in the territory. Remarkably high diversity of natural habitats; great landscape, geological, cultural value. Madieseni bog with it's high diversity of breeding birds and their habitats and relatively low human disturbance can be considered as an ethalon for raised bogs.


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The bog together with Ollas bog, Pirtsmeza bog and Nigula bog (Estonia) formes one of the largest, untouched by human activities, bog area in whole Baltic region. Remarkable diversity of rare and threatened bird species. Great landscape value. Very important site for passaging geese; in September, 1996, more than 10,000 individuals od Anser fabalis and A. albifrons have been recorded.


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Typical raised bog bird communities. One of the highest densities of breeding Tringa glareola in Latvia. Smallest (by area) bog in Latvia where Whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus) is found. Great landscape value.


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Ornithologically important bog: great diversity of typical bog bird species.


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Large almost undisturbed raised bog with typical bird communities.


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Remarkable diversity of rare and threatened bird species in small territory. Typical raised bog bird community.


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The lake is very important for breeding, foraging and migrating waterfowl, gulls and waders; they include diving ducks (Aythya), swans, geese, curlews and variety of Tringa species. High diversity of breeding species, including rare and threatened. Botanical studies in the area would be necessary.


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The most important coastal area in Latvia, remarkable by its high diversity of natural habitats, numerous rare and threatened animal and plant species typical for coastal ecosystems. Many of habitat types are found only there. The only record site of Carex mackenziei and Sonchus humilis in Latvia. Very important especially for breeding, moulting, migrating and wintering birds (waterfowl, waders, passerines, raptors). Marine part of the site is valuable spawning and nursery grounds for fish.


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Large uninhabited territory. Ornithologically important bog. Botanical survey of the site would be necessary.


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Unique geological and botanical nature object. High diversity of flora. Zoological study in the site would be necessary.


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One of few undisturbed fen areas in the region. High diversity of bird species, including rare and threatened. More research would be desirable.


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A lake with typical fen at coast. Zoological interest. Botanical study of the site would be necessary.


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One of few uninterrupted forest tracts in SE Latvia. Mosaique landscape: lakes, forests, fens and bogs. High zoological, botanical and landscape interest.


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Unique geological formation with rich and diverse vegetation. High botanical and zoological interest. The only record site of butterflies Agrodiadetus damon and Heliophobus kitti in Latvia.


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Large ornithologically important undisturbed bog complex, especially together with neighbouring fish-pond area and Lake Lubana.


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Disappearing lake type. Botanical interest. The site is studied unsufficiently.


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Undisturbed river valley with diverse natural habitats. Mammalogical, ichtiological, botanical interest.


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Unique geological object. Remarkably high diversity of animals and plants due to variety of biotopes. The only record site of Ligularia sibirica in Latvia.


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High botanical and landscape value. The lake is not studied sufficiently.


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Relict, genethically valuable oak stands. The only known nest of Aquila clanga in Latvia. Very high breeding density of threatened woodpecker species. Remarkable diversity of plant and animal world; numerous rare and threatened species, rare natural habitats.


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Relict, genethically valuable oak stand. Threatened woodpecker species. Botanical and zoological value.


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Rare natural forest habitats. Botanical and ornithological interest. One of few breeding sites of Black Kite in the region.


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High ornithological interest. Diversity of natural habitats. Much more research is needed to evaluate the territory.


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Complex of woods and bogs little affected by human activities. Breeding site of rare and threatened bird species.


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Important breeding and foraging site for waterfowl. Food basis for many raptors and other birds breeding in surrounding bog and forest areas. More botanical research would be desirable.


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Little affected area with diverse natural habitats: fen, raised bog, swamps, forests and overgrowing lake. More research is necessary to be aware of all nature values in the territory.


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Rare forest types in natural unregulated river valley. High zoological and botanical interest. 470 species of vascular plants have been recorded there. Numerous rare and threatened species.


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Ornithologically important bog. More study in the area would be desirable.


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The bog (undisturbed part) and surrounding forest areas are important breeding habitats for many rare and threatened bird species. Ornithologically important bog.


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Ornithologically important bog with large bog lake which creates a high diversity of bird species, including rare and threatened. Possibly the only place in Latvia where Greylag Goose is recorded breeding in the raised bog.


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Ornithologically important bog with unusual configuration. Important stop-over site for migrating geese. One of the few bogs in Latvia where Lagopus lagopus is recorded recently (1987).


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Typical lake and landscape for Latgale Elevation. Very high diversity of plant species, including rare and threatened. In total 620 species of vascular plants are found in the territory. More zoological research in the site would be necessary.


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One of the richest lake with bays and peninsulas and with little affected island vegetation. High zoological (ornithological and ichtiological in particular) interest. Hopefully there will be botanical data, too.


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Ornithologically important bog. In spite of drainage in the past, the bog holds remarkable diversity of rare and threatened bird species characteristic for raised bogs.


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Very high ornithological interest: extremely high diversity of species with high proportion of rare and threatened. One of the richest waterfowl area in Latvia.


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Although the lake has partly lost it's importance by damming, it is still important site for moulting, roosting and migrating waterfowl. Thousands of different geese species occur during migrations. Also high ichtiological interest.


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Ornithological interest: high diversity of breeding waterfowl in a small territory. No other such a water body ocurring in a wide surroundings.


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The only record site of very rare relict plant species: Najas flexilis in East Latvia. More research is necessary.


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High ichtiological, ornithological and teriological value. More than 20 fish species are recorded, including threatened. Most important waterfowl foraging and breeding site in wide surroundings. Extremely high diversity of bat species.


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Diversity of natural habitats. High ornithological and landscape interest. One of few areas in Latvia with quite high densities of breeding Rollers Coracias garrulus.


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High landscape and ornithological value. Breeding site of rare and threatened bird species. The territory is also important for passaging geese. Botanical survey of the bog would be desirable.


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Unregulated river mouth. Very high botanical and ornithological interest. Important place for birds at breeding and migration stop-over.


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Very high zoological and botanical interest, and most remarkable is the aspect that such a rich site lies in town. High diversity and density of orchids: 10 species are recorded. Rare and diappearing habitat in Latvia: brackish marsh. Important site for migrant birds.


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In Latvia similar density of bog lakes occur only in Kemeri bog. In spite of former human activities the bog is still very important site for breeding and migrating birds, many rare and threatened species including. One of the highest density of breeding Common Crane in Latvia.


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Disappearing lake type with threatened plant species and communities. High geological and botanical interest.


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The lake is very important for migrating waterfowl, especially swans. Diversity of rare natural habitats with typical plant communities and rare bird species. High zoological and botanical interest. High diversity of fish species.


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Zoological interest mainly. Disappearing woodpecker species. Almost only site in Latvia where Coronella austriaca was recorded regularly.


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One of few relatively untouched nature areas close to capital Riga. Important site for migrating waterfowl. Additional survey of the territory (both zoological and botanical) is necessary.


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Important wintering site for waterfowl. Breeding bird species also include rare and threatened ones. Rare mammal species.


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Little affected tract of wet forests and bogs remained due to close proximity of military object. Diversity of natural habitats. Rare and threatened bird species. Botanical research in the territory would be desirable.


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Important site for breeding waterfowl in close neighbours of Riga city. High diversity of species in a small territory.


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Disappearing riverine habitats with stable trout population and one of few sites in Latvia where Margaritifera margaritifera have been recorded during the last 10 years. Threatened bird species. Diverse forest habitats without significant human disturbance.


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Important geological object with relict plant species. Several threatened bird species.


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High geological, zoological and botanical value. Up to 500 species of vascular plants have been recorded. Unique nature complex where flora diversity is closely connected with it's geological origin.


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Rare and disappearing habitats: dry and floodplain brackish meadows with numerous rare and threatened plant species. 350 species of vascular plants have been recorded. High diversity and density of breeding and foraging bird species with numerous rare and threatened. Important site for migrating and wintering birds.


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Rare plant communities occurring on lake islands. High diversity of fish species (more than 20). Numeros protected insect species. Additional research is necessary.


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Disappearing lake type. High botanical and zoological interest.


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Breeding, foraging and stop-over site for waterfowl of international imortance. Perspective Ramsar site holding significant numbers of rare and threatened species both at breeding and migration.


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Unregulated creek with high incline (gradient). High botanical, ornithological and ichtiological interest. Impressive landscape. Rare and threatened invertebrate species.


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One of few rivers with natural population of Salmo salar. High zoological, botanical, geological and landscape interest. Numerous rare and threatened species. Among the most impressive river valley fragments in Latvia.


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Great diversity of waterfowl in the lake. Several records of rare and threatened plat species.


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This is one of the richest breeding site of waterbirds in Latvia: either according to numbers and diversity. Important resting site for many species during migrations.


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Little affected landscape complex. Important site for migrating waders. High ornithological interest. More research is desirable.


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An example how extracted bog area can be still important for breeding and passaging birds. Great diversity of bird species: breeders include also gulls with typical satellite species: ducks, grebes and swans.


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Important site for breeding and migrating waterfowl. High diversity of bird species including rare and threatened. More research would be desirable.


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High zoological, botanicaland landscape value. Untransformed valley of large river.


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Only large raised bog in the region. Rare and threatened bird species: ornithologically important bog.


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One of the largest not-fragmentated pine forest habitat tract in Latvia. High zoological and botanical interest.


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Undisturbed riverine habitats. High zoological interest, threatened invertebrate species.


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High geological, landscape, ornithological, ichtiological, botanical value. High diversity of protected invertebrate species. The site holds greatest population of Parnassius mnemosyne in Latvia.


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166 species of vascular plants are found there among them rare and protected species. Unique hydro-geological object. Rare and threatened bird species.


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Interesting group of lakes uncommon for Latvia. High zoological and landscape interest. Diverse habitat types.


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The only raised bog without human activity influence in large area. Threatened and rare bird species breed there.


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Large, little affected by melioration, forest tract. Due to specific landform and hydrological conditions there are remarkable diversity of natural habitats and bird species.


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Important site for migrating, moulting and foraging waterfowl. Rare coastal habitats and undisturbed dune systems. High landscape value. Vulnerable spawning and nursery grounds for herring and other fish species.


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River valley (a pat of) almost undisturbed by human activities. Rich broad-leaved forests, however, represented in quite small area. Great landscape, geological, botanical and zoological value.


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Largest raised bogs in the surroundings.


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Nursery grounds for a number of fishes, especially flatfish. In total 39 fish species recorded: 16 marine stecies, 13 freshwater species, 8 anadromous, 1 catadromous. This list includes herring, flounder, turbot, white-fish, lesser sand eel.


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One of the richest nature territories in Latvia (and possibly in the Baltic region). Very high botanical, zoological, geological, historical and landscape value. More than 800 species of vascular plants has been recorded. Importance for birds include almost all cycles of life: breeding, migration, in adjoining coastal waters also wintering.


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High botanical and zoological interest: the site must be preserved as small river ethalon with diverse flora and fauna.


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Diverse habitats with no or little human influence. Deep valley of unregulated river. Typical plant species for East Kurzeme elevation, including rare and threatened.


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Rare and threatened mammal, bird and invertebrate species.


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Only record site of Sausurea esthonica in Latvia. High diversity of natural and near-natural habitats formed in a very specific conditions. High diversity of rare and threatened plant and bird species. Apart recorded threatened bird species, following possible breeders could be present: Picoides tridactylus, Aegolius funereus, Lullula arborea, Ciconia nigra, Columba oenas.


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Important part of Kemeri Nature complex. A site where forming of sulphured waters take place. The site supports rare and threatened bird and plant species.


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A territory with high landscape value. Numerous unique geological objects. The only record of Pentaphylloides fruticosa in Latvia. High botanical interest. High diversity of rare and threatened plant species.


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One of the largest raised bogs in Latvia. The bog is the most important part of Kemeri bog complex, site where forming of sulphuretted waters take place. One of the most important bogs for breeding and migrating birds in Latvia. One of few nesting sites of Golden Eagle and Black-throated Diver. Rare species of Fungi is found there, too: Sarcoscypha coccinea; moss: Neckera pennata.


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Very high botanical interest: more than 800 species of vascular plants are found in the area. The only record site of Ophrys insectifera and Potentilla repens in Latvia. The lake, with it's diversity of species and number of nesting pairs, is ornithologically most important lake in Latvia .


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The valley of river Slocene and its surroundings is very rich little disturbed swamp forest tract with rare and threatened plant and bird species. Lake Kaniera with it's numbers and diversity of breeding birds (waterfowl) is among the most important bird lakes in Latvia.


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High zoological, botanical and landscape value. Unchanged valley of large river.


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High diversity and density of nesting waterfowl, gulls and waders. Important site for migrating waterfowl.


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The lake is excellent foraging site for birds breeding in the surroundings. Important site for migrating waterfowl. More botanical and zoological research is necessary.


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Large territory with little human disturbance and remarkable diversity of habitats. High zoological and botanical importance. Breeding site of several threatened raptor species.


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Diverse bog habitats. Ornithologically important bog with typical bird communities.Botanical survey of the site would be necessary.


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Ollas bog together with neighbouring Soku, Pirtsmeza and Nigula (in Estonia) bogs formes one of the greatest and less affected bog complexes in Baltic region. High ornithological interest.


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Very high zoological, botanical and landscape value. Undisturbed valley of large river.


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Coastal landscape unique for Latvia, unaffected plant communities. Very rare and threatened plant species.


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Coastal vegetation characteristic for Kurzeme region. Rare and threatened plant and bird species. The largest colony of Sterna paradisaea in Latvia. Unique calciphile plant communities. The only record of Tofieldia calyculata in Latvia. The richest population of Anthus campestris in Latvia.


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Unique geological formation. High landscape value. Well remained natural dry meadows characteristic for Kurzeme coastal areas. Rare plant and bird species.


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An example of floristically extremely rich fen.


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The fifth Latvian largest lake by area and the second largest by volume. One of the islands Moricsala is a small territory with extremely diverse in habitats, threatened and rare plant, bird and invertebrate species. More than 20 fish species are recorded in the lake.


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Nature complex relatively untouched by human activity. There are almost no roads in the central part of the area. Valuable complex of forests and different bog types with very high diversity of plant and bird species. In forest areas highest concentrations of Capercaillie in Latvia. Along the river Trumpe one of greatest populations of Myrica gale. Almost untouched system of unregulated rivers and oxbows with unique plant and bird communities.


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527 vascular plant species are recorded in this territory. 158 moss species. Unique nature object. Relict plant species. Great diversity of natural biotopes and plant species in a small territory. Most important area for Lobelia dortmanna. The lake is a resting place for migrating waterbirds.


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Complex of diverse biotopes in a small area. Great diversity of breeding bird species, including rare and threatened. The area is of archaeological interest as well: an old human settlements are found there.


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The territory is remarkable due to mosaique arrangement of 6 raised bogs in comparatively small area. This cannot be encountered anywhere else in the Western Latvia. There is a great variety of relatively undisturbeded natural habitats, rare and threatened species of animals and plants.


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Important moulting and resting site for waterfowl during migrations. One of the most important lakes for breeding Goldeneye and Goosander. In the surroundings the greatest population of Natterjack Toad in Latvia is recorded. Threatened and rare fish species. Also high botanical interest.


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To protect Laumiai forest with rare plant and animal species


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To protect Margininkai pine forest, riversides of Sventoji with abundant fauna and flora, rare plant and animal species


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To protect Kartenale valley with entomofauna complex


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To protect Sub-Atlantic lowland leay meadows, rare species of plant and animal.


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To protect landscape common to tundra landscape, unique boulders and plant communities


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To protect wet forest at Pajûris lowland with botanical/zoological values, sandy beaches communities with rare plant species


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To protect landscape values, natural ecosystem, cultural values


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To protect rare plant and animal species in the raised bog


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To protect landscape of Veivirzas and Asva rivers valleys and forests.


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To protect unique coastal landscape complex with avaluable dune ridge, ethnocultural values, wintering places of water birds in the Baltic sea, the part of East Atlantic Hyway


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To protect grey dunes with characteristic vegetation, rare plant and insect species. The part of East Atlantic Hyway


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To protect natural meadows with rare meadows communities, protected plant species habitats


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To protect Eastern Atlantic birds migration way, rare fish species


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This site determines the hydrological regime of he Lower Nemunas and Curonian lagoon. It is the main area in our country for waterfowl and other migratory birds as a breeding and passage site on East Atlantic Fly Way. The great variety of habitats create favourable conditions for rich fauna and flora, especially bird species.


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Natural wet meadows with rare communities of halofities coastal forests.


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To protect plant communities, typical for coastal bogs ang high concentration of protected bird species


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Natural river-bed, breeding places of trouts, living places of otters


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The biggest density of bat roosts in Lithiania


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To protect semi-natural landscape with forests, natural Vynija stream, typical ecosystems of forests, living places of Dendrocopus leucotos, populations of butterflyes


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Akmena river with rare fish species spawning places


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To protect landscape of Jura valley with ongoing naturas processes of deepening the river-bed erosion, rock exposures


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To protect complex of raised bog with small lakes, forests, breading places of rare bird species, populations of butterflyes


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The site is valuable for its unique geomorphological and hydrological complex, wetland vegetation and breeding sites of Golden Plowers as well as for the concentration of rare endangered flora and fauna species.


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To protect valley of the river Dubysa, living places for Lutra lutra


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To protect landscape of the laver reaches of the river Nemunas, natural ecosystem, cultural values


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To protect Plinksiai lake and surroundings with habitats for rare plant species


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To protect valubale mire complex in Zemaiciai highland


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To protect typical landscape of upper reaches of Babrungas river, plant communities


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To protect communities of rare plant species in lower reaches of Juodupis river and Plateliai lake banks


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Landscape of Minija valley in morainic highlands. Living places for Lutra lutra.


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The biggest lake in Zemaiciai higland with 7 islands, peninsulas.


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Landscape typical for Western slope of Zemaiciai highland


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Marshy with forests, mires at Plateliai lake coast, breeding places of rare bird species, habitats of rare plant species.


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Important place for bat protection, bat roost is known.


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Birzulis lake and marsh with birds breeding and rsting places of migratory birds.


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To protect natural Lukstas lake and typical landscape of Zemaiciai highland.


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Important place for bat protection, bat roast known.


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To protect landscape of karst region, natural ecosystem, cultural heritage values, old forest (birch forests - 36%, spruce forests - 24%, black alder grove - 14%, ash grove - 10%).


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To protect abundant cranberry fields, habitats of Betula nana


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Valuable territory from the zoological point of view


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To protect old mixed forests, spruce, birch forests and flora diversity


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To protect valubale lake with bays, peninsulas, islands and natural channels, flora and fauna.


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To protect complex of braod leaved forests typical for North Lithuania, habitats of rare plant species.


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To protect typical raised bog complex in Western Aukstaiciai plateau valuable from botanical and zoological point of view


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To protect landscape of mire complex in middle Lithuania lowland, abundant cramberry fields


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The site is important for the concentration of rare and endangered flora and fauna species, unique composition of plant communities, hydrology and geomorfology.


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To protect valuable part of Musa tyrelis raised bog


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To protect landscape of surroundings of Svete valley and Zagare forest, natural forest, diverse animal species, one of the biggest population of Cypripedium calceolus in Lithuania


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To protect Gelze fen with surroundings, valuable from botanical and zoological point of view


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To protect landscape of hills and forests, natural ecosysytems, archaeological values


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To protect landscape of surroundings of Kurtuvenai, typical biotops and ecosystems


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To protect mire complex on Rekyva lake coast with typical flora and fauna species


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To protect rare species birds of prey, the biggest population of bufo calamita


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To protect rare plant species, animals and birds, the biggest population of Lyrurus tetrix in Lithuania and breeding places of Aquila clanga


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To protect the biggest mire in Eastern Zemaiciai plateau, restoring biotop of mires, to protect rare bird species.


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Important place for bat protection, 10 bat species recorded


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To protect typical bog and rare plant species (Betula nana)


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To protect aesthetic landscape, valley of the river ÷ventoji, old river-beds, meanders, the lower reaches of the rivers Sv.Jonas, Saltupis, Vozupis, valuable geomorphological structures


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To protect natural hydrographical structure of Zeimenis lake with islands, peninsulas and bays, Kretuonele rivulet, rare fish species.


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To protect semi-natural Antazave old spruce-grove, mixed forests, biocenosis valuable from scientific point


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To protect the hydrographical structure of the biggest Lithuanian lake, fish species.


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To protect morain highland with lakes, ridges and other forms, valuabale old spruce and pine forests, communities of forests, marshes and water plants, rare species


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To protect landscape valubale from scientific point of view, characteristic features of Aukstaiciai highland - morain hills with boulders


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to protect unic lake without flow, which is hydroclimatic barometer, rare species of plants, habitats, breeding places of birds, archeological values.


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To protect deep lake with breeding sites of deep-water fishes


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To protect the longest lakes system in Lithuania (2 lakes connected by rivulet), valubale Asveja rivulet and sources of Dubinga


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To protect landscape of hollows with lakes and marshes.


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To protect structure of lakes with islands peninsulas, rare plant species.


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To protect old oak forest, breeding places of Pandion haliaetus, Milvus migrans


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To protect rare flora and fauna species, habitats, the chickest and the hoghest spruce in East Lithuania


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To protect typical natural landscape with lakes and forests in East Lithuania, unique complex of Baluosas lake, remnants of old forests, the only breeding place of Gavia arctica in Auk¸taitija National park


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To protect Dringis lake with islands, peninsulas, rare plant species, breeding places of rare bird species


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To protect typical landscape of wetlands in moraine Aukstaiciai-Seliai highland, abundant cranberry fields


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To protect typical for Aukstaiciai highland landscape of raised bog with forests and rare bird species


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To protect landscape of old Rukaine-Rudamina fliuvoglacial valley in Medininkai-Asmena highland with rare plant species


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To protect habitat of one of the biggest oak forests in Lithuania, soil type.


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To protect landscape of Neris lower reaches, natural ecosystem, valuable tributories of the river Neris, Dukstos old oak forest, rare plant species, complex o f mainds, estate with park


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To protect valuable from scientific poit of view plant communities of wetlands, habitats of rare plant species


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To protect shallow Vilnia valley in the middle reaches, living places of otters, fish species


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To protect landscape of Zalieji lakes - the system of narrow and deep hollows, unique Turniske rivulete, structure of Riese rivulete; valuable cultural heritage, rare plant species; oak forests in Neris valley slopes


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One of the most important bat hobernation places in Eastern Lithuania.


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To protect typical for sandy plain Baltasamane mire complex, abundant cranberry fields, rare plant species


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To protect ecosystems of Labanoras big forest, lakes surrounded by mires, habitats of abundant rare plant species, breeding places of fauna species.


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To protect unique Girutiskis wetland complex with Berzalotas swamp, breeding places of Grus grus, Pandion haliaetus, one of the biggest population of betula nana


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To protect complex of forest and wetlands with habitats of rare plant species


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To protect communities of forest and mires plants, abundant places of Grus grus, Lyrurus tetris


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To protect unique natural complex, Kretuonas lake with islands, rare bird species


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To protect landscape of rivers and forests with lakes


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The unique concentration of 12 protected plant species allows to consider this small area as an important conservation object.


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To protect deep old Kena-Mera rivers valley, fish species


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High botanical interest - extremely rare for Lithuania bog communities with Betula nana


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To protect complex of raised bogs with abundant rare flora and fauna species, breeding places of birds.


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To protect landscape of deep hollows, lakes Belis, Setikis, Sirvetas and others, rivulets, diversity of natural biotops, protected plant and animal species, unique fens with rare plant species.


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To protect natural wide valley of Zeimena river, meanders, steep slopes, rare fish species.


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The oldest documented bat roost in Lithuania known already above 70 year.


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To protect hydrographical structure one of the biggest lake in Trakai surroundings, rare fish species.


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To protect landscape of upper reaches of the rivers Verkne and Streva, natural ecosystems, cultural values, lakes Vilkoksnis, Verniejus, Spindis and other, plant, water bird species, abundant habitats of flora and fauna.


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To protect communities of broad-leaved forests, old lime groves with oak, maple and hornbeam, the only habitat of Hordelymus europaeus in Lithuania, abundant population of Dentaria bulbifera, diverse fauna.


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To protect complex of Verkne and its tributories valleys, fens with abundant species Saxifraga hirculus, Orchidaceae, water birds and water mammals.


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To protect Verniejus lake, valubale hydrographic system of several small lakes with water, wetlands and forests bird species.


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Valuable site for bats. Bat colony was found in an old building


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To protect big raised bog, valuable plant communities


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To protect valuable ornithological complex with breeding places of Circus pygargus, Botaurus stellarsis, feeding and resting places of migratory birds.


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To protect typical pine and mixed forests in South East sandy plain


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To protect valley of hard meandered river, spawning sites of fish, living places of Crex crex


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To protect populations of rare insects, the biggest population of extremaly rare butterfly Brenthis hecate and other butterfly species


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To protect valuable old forests (oak, spruce, pine forests), diversity of flora and fauna, rare flora and fauna species, Tunele river segment


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To protect natural forests in South Lithuania, habitats of rare plant species.


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To protect Zuvintas lake ecosystem with high diversity of flora and fauna


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To protect diverse and abundant ichtiofauna


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To protect populations of rare and threatened insect species


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To protect abundant and diverse ichtiofauna


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To protect landscape of the biggest South Lithuania lakes and their surroundings, natural ecosystem and cultural values, resting places of migratory birds


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To protect natural landscape and wintering places of bird species.


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To protect hydrographical structure of Dusia lake, fish species, wintering places of bird species.


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To protect Menkutis lake, population of Emys orbycularis, fen and raised bog complex


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To protect population of Emys orbicularis


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To protect unique community of Quercus petrea, rare plant species and valuable ornithofauna.


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To protect hydrographical structure of Meteliai lake, fish species, wintering places of bird species.


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To protect coastal fen with abundant rare plant species


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To protect landscape of Veisiejai lakes, natural ecosystem and cultural values.


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To protect lake in deep hollow, typical for South Lithuania, pine forests, rare bird species


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To protect complex of forests and small mires, small lakes and high diversity of flora


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To protect unique area with high concentration of plant species, small lake and small mires


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To protect significant breeding, feeding and resting places of migratory wates birds.


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One of the biggest bat colonies in Lithuania


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To protect complex of the biggest mire (Cepkeliai) in Lithuania; high diversity of flora and fauna


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To protect valley of Katra river, rare plant and bird species


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To protect landscape of morain hills, habitats of rare plant species


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To protect spawning places of trouts and other fish species, otters and bird species


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To protect wetlands in upper reaches at Musteika rivulete, ecosystem of spruce, black osh and swamp


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To protect valuable complex of wettlands and pine forests, diverese flora and fauna


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To protect unique Skroblus rivulete, land use structure and botanical values


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To protect landscape of sandy plain with thermokarst lakes, continental dunes, hydrographical features


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To protect landscape of Lomena river valley, rare plant species, communities of white alder groves and wet meadows


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To protect habitats of rare plant species


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To protect landscape of Jiesia valley, rock exposures, steep slopes


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To protect diversity of threatened bat species, the biggest wintering place


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To protect diversity of fauna, habitats of rare plant species


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To protect landscape of valuable river valley, communities of wet meadows


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To protect breeding places of birds, resting place of migratory birds


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One of the most important bat hibernation place in Lithuania


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One of the most important bat hibernation places in Lithuania.


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One of the most important places in Lithuania


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One of the most importatnt bat hibernation places


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To protect island - living place of water birds - in Nemunas river


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To protect typical forest in old aliuvial plain, fauna, particularly population of Glis glis


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To protect typical ash-groves with hornbeams, habitats of rare plant and fungi species


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To protect landscape of moraine plateau, Glis glis living places


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To protect Wetlands in Middle Lithuania plain.


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To protect plant complex of South Lithuania oak forests


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To protect the roost of very rare bat species.


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To protect unique lime forest with diverse fauna


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To protect oak forest and mixed forest typical for Suduva highland, high diversity of flora and fauna species


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To protect landscape of expressive moraine hills with abundant mire complexes, botanical and zoological values


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To protect Amalvas mire and lake valuable from zoological and botanical point of view, a part of Zuvintas Ecosystem


# Record history

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Behemals Site Name "AHRENSEE, WESTENSEE, SCHIERENSEE, SCHIERENBACH".


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Angrenzende Gebiete sind zur Zeit in Bearbeitung.


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Sitecode 142918002 replaced by new code 142819002 on 07/03/95


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Long/Lat omitted, dummy figures added 041993.


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Long/Lat omitted, dummy figures added, 041993.


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Sitecode 154018350 replaced by new code 154118350 on 07/03/95


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Long/Lat omitted, figures for Site-Complex added, 041993.


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Long/Lat omitted, figures from gazetter added 041993.


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Long/Lat omitted; figures from gazetteer added, 041993.


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Long/Lat omitted; figures from gazetteer for Site-Complex added,041993.


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Sitecode 154603171 replaced by new code 154203171 on 07/03/95


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Sitecode 154505106 replaced by new code 154305106 on 07/03/95


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Long/Lat omitted; figures for Site-Complex added 041993.


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Sitecode 164724300 replaced by new code 164725300 on 07/03/95


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Sitecode 165124331 replaced by new code 165125331 on 07/03/95


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Der größte Komplexanteil.......ha liegt in Rheinland-Pfalz, derKomplexbogen ist ursprünglich in Hessen angelegt und wird dortweiterhin geführt.


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Pflege und Enrwicklungsplan, Abt. Forsten und Naturschutz, RP Dar  mstadt.


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Sitecode 175113001 replaced by new code 175412001 on 07/03/95


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Sitecode 176515085 replaced by new code 176516085 on 07/03/95


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Altes Site 100200109 geht in neuen Site-Complex 186716004 ein. Si  te-Complex wird eventuell durch Site 1168169003 ergaenzt.


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Altes Site 100200110 entspricht neuem Site 116717160.


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Altes Site 100100109 geht in Site Complex 187015005 auf.


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enthaelt die beiden frueheren Sites "Korbmatten im Maethi" und "F euchtwiesen oestlich Muellhoven und noerdlich Steinbach".


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Altes Site 100200112 entspricht teilweise neuem Site 187213502.Sitecode 187213502 replaced by new code 187214502 on 07/03/95


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Altes Site 100100040 geht in Site-Complex 147216007 auf.


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Altes Site 100100121 ist mit neuem Site 157226239 identisch.


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Altes Site 100200111 geht auf in neuem Site 187313501. Altes Site  100100108 ist in altem Site 100200111 enthalten.


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Sitecode 187324023 replaced by new code 187325023 on 07/03/95


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Altes Site 100100098 ist mit Site 1874150051 identisch. Altes Sit  e 100100064 geht auf in Site Complex 187415008.


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Altes Site 100100038 ist mit neuem Site 187415051 identisch.


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Altes Site 100100065 wird durch neues Site 1274190121 ersetzt.


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Altes Site 100100107 geht auf in altem Site 100200119. Altes Site   100200119 entspricht neuem Site 187512506.


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Altes Site 100200118 ist in neuem Site 187712001 aufgegangen. Alt  es Site 100100106 ist zum Teil in neuem Site 187712001 enthalten .


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Altes Site 100200117 und Teil von altem Site 100100106 sind in ne  uem Site 1878115005 enthalten.


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Altes Site 100100110 geht in neuen Site-Complex 187912011 ein. Ne  uer Site-Complex 187912011 ersetzt altes Site 100100105.


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Altes Site 100100104 geht auf in neuem Site 188211503 und zum Tei  l in neuem Site 188011504.


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Altes Site 100200107 entspricht neuem Site 138022003.


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Altes Site 100100039 ist mit neuem Site 188114125 identisch.


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Altes Site 1002001278 entspricht neuem Site 138221510.


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Altes Site 100200125 geht zum Teil in neues Site 1283200006 ein.


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In Site Complex 188320015 sind Teile des alten Site Complex 10020  012 enthalten.


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Altes Site 100200126 entspricht neuem Site 158321509.


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Altes Site 100200128 entspricht neuem Site 188323112.


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1C2947102 und 1C2947105 wurden aus der Stammdatei entfernt undDaten hier integriert.:


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Erweiterung des ursprünglich unter diesem Site Code behandeltenGebietes "Fresdorfer See und Poschfenn".:


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Schutzanordnung: AO Vors.LWR DDR v. 11.9.1967.


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Der Erhebungsbogen 1D2630772 wurde gelöscht, die Daten sind in1D2630773 integriert.:


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat codes.


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New site replacing previous site with same site code. Site entered on data base 199010.


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New site replacing previous site with same site code; also includes old site 100005008 - Pic de Montbrison. Site entered on data base 199010.


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Update amendments - 199010 - deletion of habitat code, addition of invertebrate species.


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Update amendments - 199010 - additional habitat & human activitycodes,& quality information; substitute designation code; replace all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat codes, amendplants.


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete habitat code.


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New site replacing previous site with same site code. Site entered on data base 199010; International designation codes corrected199307.


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Site originally coded 200023010 - duplicating one already in use. Therefore allocated next number in sequence - 200023014. Site registered on data base 199010.


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Update amendments - 199010 - increase area, amend min. altitude,add habitat codes, replace all bird data (1988 figures), and designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add to Site Name, increase area, add habitat, designation codes, and plant species, replace altitudefigures, human activity codes, and all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - increase area, amend coordinates, delete and add habitat codes, add designation code and information, and human activity codes, replace all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - add habitat and human activity codes, quality and designation information, replace designation codesand all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend coordinates, replace all birddata (1988 figures), add quality and designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add to Site Name, amend and add habitat codes, add plants and quality.


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat codes, amenddesignation code percentage, replace all bird data (1988 figures) add quality and designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - increase area, add habitat and human activity codes, replace all bird data (1988 figures except Ciconia ciconia - 1989), amend and add designation codes and information, amend quality.


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat codes, replace bird data (1988 figures), amend plants, add quality.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add habitat codes, bird species anddesignation information, amend quality data.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add habitat codes & plant species, amend designation code percentage, replace all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - add habitat and human activity codes and plant species, replace designation code, quality information and all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend Site Name, add Site Complex, amend max. altitude, coordinates, increase area, add habitat and motivation codes, mammal, bird and amphib/reptile species.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add region code, increase area, change coordinates, reduce max. altitude, delete and add habitat codes, replace all bird data (1988 figures), add designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - addition of site complex, deletion of part of site name, reduction in area, addition of habitat and human activity codes, amendments to designation code percentages,replace all bird data (1988 figures), add designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - additional habitat and human activity codes; additional plant species; all bird data replaced 1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - additional habitat and human activity codes; all bird data replaced (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - add habitat and designation codes, and quality information, delete designation information, replace all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend max. altitude, add habitat codes and mammal species, replace all bird data (1988 figures), delete designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat codes, replace bird data (1988 figures), add quality, delete designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add Site Complex, region code, designation information, delete and add habitat codes, delete of quality information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add Site Complex, region code, designation code and information, amend Site Name, quality information  and bird data, delete and add habitat codes.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add to Site Name, add habitat, and human activity codes, replace designation codes, and all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend Site Name, and longitude; increase area, amend and add habitat codes, replace designation codeand all bird data (1988 figures), add designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - increase area, add habitat codes, designation code, human activity codes and quality information; Replace all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend and add habitat code and designation codes.


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend and add habitat codes, amend designation code percentage.


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Update amendments - 199010 - decrease area, amend latitude, min.altitude, human activity codes, delete and add habitat, amend and add designation codes, replace all bird data (1988 figures); International designation codes corrected 199307.


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat and human activity codes, add designation codes, replace all bird data (1988 figures); International designation codes corrected 199307.


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Update amendments - 199010 - decrease area, delete and add habitat and designation codes, amend birds and quality, add ownership.


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Update amendments - 199010 - delete and add habitat codes, delete and amend mammals, add quality, delete designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add to Site Name, designation code,character and quality; amend and add habitat codes.


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Update amendments - 199010 - amend min. altitude, mammal data, amend and add habitat codes, add quality information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - increase area, amend habitat codes and birds, add designation information.


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Update amendments - 199010 - add habitat and human activity codes and quality, replace all bird data (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - deletion and addition of habitat codes, substitution of designation code, additional human activity codes and all bird data replaced (1988 figures).


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Update amendments - 199010 - deletion and addition of habitat codes, substitution of designation code.


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Update amendments - 199010 - additional habitat and human activity codes, substitution of designation code, all bird data replaced (1988 figures).


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 08 1988;


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989;


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 006. Amendments include increase in area, addition of designation code habitat code, motivation andhuman activity codes.


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Updated following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-2. Amendmentsinclude increase in area, additional designation code habitat, motivation and human activity codes. Bird breeding data relate to 1986.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 025-2. Amendments include additionto site name, motivation codes.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 018 (459 ha). Amendments include additional designation, habitat and motivation codes.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Probably includes IBA site 026 (10 ha). Bird nesting figures refer to 1986 data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989. Part of IBA site 056, (information from 1989 IBA inventory);


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Probably partlyoverlaps site 300300018, IBA site 059 (info. from 1989 IBA inventory).


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Probably partlyoverlaps site 300300018, IBA site 059. (Info. from 1989 IBA inventory.).


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Includes IBA site 054, Palude di Bolgheri-Renaione 562 ha. Information from 1989IBA inventory. Amendments include additions to habitat, designation and motivation codes and vulnerability. Bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 052. Amendments include increase in area, additions to habitat, designation and motivation codes.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 058 (1000 ha.)  Amendments include additional habitat, designation, motivation and human activity codes.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; IBA site 065. Amendments include increase in area, additional motivation and human activity codes, all bird data and designation.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Updated following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 085. Amendments include increase in area, additional habitat, designation and motivation codes. All bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Updated following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 092. Amendments include increasedarea, additional designation,and human activity codes, vulnerability and bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 097.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes or partly includes IBA site 137, Foce del Simeto - 400 ha. Amendments include additional habitat, designation and motivation codes, bird data, character and vulnerability information.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 136, Capo Feto - 150 ha. Amendments include additional habitat, designation and motivationcodes. All bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Part of this site is included in site 300300025, Islands of Southern Sardinia,(IBA site 125). Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Part of this site is included in site 300300025, (IBA site 125), Islands of Southern Sardinia. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Part of this site is included in site 300300025 (IBA site 125) Islands of Southern Sardinia. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Part of this site is probably included in site 300300025 (IBA 125) Islands of Southern Sardinia. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Also included in site 300300025 (IBA site 125) Islands of Southern Sardinia. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Also included in site 300300025 (IBA site 125), Islands of Southern Sardinia. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Included in site 300300025 (IBA site 125) Islands of Southern Sardinia. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 112. Amendments include coordinates, additional habitat, motivation and human activity codes, character and bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 08 1988; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 119. Amendments include additionalhabitat, motivation and human activity codes. Also bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 039-2. Amendments include additionof site complex, increase in area, additional habitat, designation, motivation and human activity codes and character, quality and vulnerability. All bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 08 1988; Also includes site 300300019, (IBA site 060) and possibly 300300018 (IBA site 059). Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 08 1988; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 012. Amendments include additionaldesignation and motivation codes, and additional bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989; Update following 1989 IBA inventory to include whole of IBA site 032. Amendmentsinclude addition to site name, vastly increased area, additionalhabitat, designation, motivation and human activity codes, character and vulnerability. All bird data.


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 04 1989. Site to be deleted following 1989 IBA inventory update;


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Dr G.Pavan - Ist.Entom.Univ.Pavia (I) - 08 1988; Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 072 - Monti della Tolfa -75000 ha.. Amendments include additions to habitat, designation and human activity codes, and vulnerability. Additional bird data.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-5. Motivation code deleted. No update available for bird data.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 007 (?8000 ha).


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Update following 1989 IBa inventory. IBA site 004. Amendments todesignation codes.


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Update following 1989 IBa inventory. IBA site 005-1. Amendments include deletion of motivation code; additional designation; birddata relate to 1986.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-3. Amendments include deletion of motivation code, additional designation; no update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-6. Amendments include alteration of designation code, deletion of motivation code. Bird data relate to 1985.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 005-4 - 6.5 ha.. Amendments include addition to site name, & deletion of motivation code. Bird data relate to 1986.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 002.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 003. Amendments include correction of spelling of site name (Vigeo), addition of designation code and information.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 001. Amendments include designation.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 010. Amendments include addition to site name.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 011.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-17. Amendmentsinclude deletion of motivation code. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 009. Amendments include coordinates, and addition of motivation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-13. Amendmentsinclude deletion of motivation code. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 017.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 014.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 016.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 013. Amendments include correction to spelling of site name (Brenbara).


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 027. Amendments include additional designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-1. Amendments include deletion of motivation code. No update available for birddata.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 022 (La Zerbaglia). Amendments include addition of habitat code, and deletion and addition of designation codes.


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This site probably includes, or is included in, IBA site 024, Fiume Po; Lambro - Casalmaggiore, and contains two sub-sites. Information from 1989 IBA inventory.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 024-1. Amendments include addition of site complex, deletion of region code, and change of coordinates. No update for bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 015. Amendments include change of coordinates.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 020. Amendments include change of site name, increase in area, and change of designation.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 019.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-11, (100 ha). Amendments include addition to site name, and deletion of motivation code. Bird data relate to 1986.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-7. Motivation code deleted. No update for bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-12. Amendmentsinclude correction of spelling of site name (Abbasso), deletion of habitat codes. No update of bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-7. Habitat codes deleted. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-10. Amendmentsinclude correction of spelling of site name (Rinalda), deletion of habitat codes, and motivation code. Bird data relate to 1981.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-14. Amendmentsinclude deletion of part of site name, deletion of habitat codesand motivation code. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-8. Amendments include correction of spelling of Garzaia, deletion of habitat codes, and motivation code. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-9. Amendments include deletion of habitat codes and motivation code. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-5. Amendments include deletion of habitat codes and motivation code. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-15. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-4. Amendments include deletion of habitat codes. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-3. Amendments include deletion of habitat codes. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-6. Amendments include deletion of habitat codes. No update on bird data available.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 021. Amendments include addition to Site Name, and change of designation codes.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 025 - Fiume Po; Viadana - Ostiglia. Contains two sub-sites. Bird data not updated.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 030.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 028.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 029.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 031. Amendments include additional designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 038.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 036.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 033, Laguna di Caorle - 2200 ha. Bird data relate to IBA site.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 034. Amendments include addition to site name, (Laguna di Venezio), additional habitat codes, deletion and addition of designation codes, and additional vulnerability information.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 035, Delta del Po - 25000 ha. Amendments include additional additional sub- site, region and designation codes, and vulnerability information Bird data relate to 1986.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 037. Amendments include change of designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 039,- 2000 ha. Amendments include to Site Name, additional sub-site codes,additional designation codes.. Bird data relate to 1982-1987.


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Update folloing 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 041. Amendments include change of designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBa inventory. IBA site 042. Amendments include addition of IBA site name, addition of sub-site code, change of designation code and deletion of motivation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 049.. Amendments include additional designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 035-4, 2200 ha. Amendments include additions to site name, 2 additional designation codes, additional motivation code.


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This site to be deleted, following 1989 IBA inventory. Now included in 300300014 VALLE SANTA & VALLE CAMPOTTO E BASSARONE.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 044 (28570 ha).Amendments include additions to site name, 3 additional designation codes, quality and vulnerability information.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 046. Amendments include correction to spelling of site name (Canna), deletion of 2 habitat codes and 1 motivation code, addition of designation codes.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Amendments include additional designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 048 (1000ha). Amendments include additional designation codes.


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Included in IBA site 056, Archipelago Toscano.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 050 (1700ha). Amendments include additional designation.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 055. Amendments include deletion of designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 057.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 061. Amendments include deletion of designation and motivation codes, and addition of designation codes.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 062. Amendments include increase in area, deletion of designation code and additionof vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 067. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 063.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 064. Amendments include substitution of region names and codes, and deletion of motivation code; addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 069. Amendments include addition of designation  and motivation codes.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 066.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 068.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 071. Amendments include additional designation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 078. Amendments include addtion of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 070. Amendments include additional motivation code.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 074. Amendments include addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 073. Amendments include addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 075 - 8000 ha. Amendments include additional designation codes and motivation code, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 076. Amendments include addition of vulnerability information.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 082. Amendments include additional designation code and vulnerability information .


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 084. Amendments include additional vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 086. Amendments include deletion of motivation code and addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 087. Amendments include deletion of designation code and addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 088. Amendments include addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 090. Amendments include deletion of motivation code and addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 091.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 089.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 079. Amendments include deletion and addition of designation code, and addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 077. Amendments include addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 080. Amendments include alteration to site name (Massiccio). Addition of designation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 081.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 083.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 093. Amendments include addition to site name (Lago di Varano), and corresponding increase in area. Deletion and addition of designation code. Addition of character and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 094. Amendments include addition of designation code, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 095-1, (1000 ha.). Amendments include addition to site name (Candelaro andCervano), additional designation codes and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 095-3. Amendments include addition to site name (Alma Dannata), deletion of designation code, additional designation codes, motivation code and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 096.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 098. Amendments include substitution and addition of designation codes.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 099.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 100.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBa inventory. IBA site 101. Amendments include addition of designation code and information, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 102. Amendments include addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 103. Amendments include addition of designation code and information, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 105. Amendments include additional designation code and information, additional vulnerability information. Deletion and addition of sub-site codes.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 104. Amendments include deletion of habitat codes.


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Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 106. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 107.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA sie 134. Amenments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 135. Amendments include addition to site name (Trapani), increase in area, and addition of designation and code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 133. Amendments include correction to spelling of site name (Inici), & deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 132. Amendments deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 131. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 130. Amendments include change of coordinates and deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory,. IBA site 129. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update follwing 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 129.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 127.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 140. Amendments include addition to site name (Pantelleria) and change of coordinates.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 139. Amendments include addition of designation and code, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 138. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 109. Amendments include addition of designation and substitution of designation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 111. Amendments include addition to site name (Stagno di Casaraccio) and corresponding increase in area.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory, IBA site 108. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 114.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 115. Amendments include deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 118. Amendments include rearrangement of site name, and addition of designation information and code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 121.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 117. Amendments include increase in area, and deletion of motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 120-2. Amendments include increase in area, substitution of designation code, and additional designation and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 120-3. Amendments include addition to site name (Mari e Pauli), deletion of all designation codes, and addition of new codes.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 120-4. Amendments include increase in area, deletion and addition of designation codes, additional designation and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 120-6. Amendments include increase in area, deletion and addition of designation codes, additional motivation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 120-5 (830 ha). Amendments include additional motivation code and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 120-7 (300 ha). Amendments include deletion and addition of designation codes, additional motivation code and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 120-1. Amendments include addition to site name (Salina Manna and Pauli Marigosa). Additional designation and motivation codes, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 120-8 (250 ha). Amendments include deletion and addition of designation codes, and addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Addition of complex code following 1989 IBA inventory.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 126. Amendments include correction to spelling of site name (Piscinamanna), addition of designation code and information, and deletion of motivationcode.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 124-2. Amendments include decrease in area, deletion and addition of designation codes, and addition of vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. Includes IBA site 124-3 Stagno di Molentargius - 578 ha, and site 124-4, Saline di Quartu - 355 ha. Amendments include deletion and addition of designation codes, addition of motivation and human activity codes, and vulnerability information.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 123. Amendments include additional designation code.


TEXT:
Update following 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 122. Amendments include deletion of habitat code.


TEXT:
Breeding data for birds relates to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 005-16.


TEXT:
Bird data relates to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 008.


TEXT:
Bird data relates to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 023-2.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 024-2.


TEXT:
Bird data relates to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 025-1.


TEXT:
Breeding data for birds relates to 1985; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 035-1.


TEXT:
Breeding data for birds relates to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 035-2.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 035-3.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 039-1.


TEXT:
Bird data relate to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 039-3.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 040.


TEXT:
Bird data are 1986 estimates; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 042-1.


TEXT:
Bird data relate to 1986; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 043.


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Dr G. Pavan - 1st Entom. Univ. Pavia (I) - 08 1988. This site includes former sites 300100495 and 300200072; Further information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 045.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 051.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 053.


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Includes Corine sites - 300200080 Isole di Capraia, - 300009017del Giglio, - 300200081 Montecristo, - 300100344  Valle della Nivera (Isole d'Elba); Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 056.


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There is probably a partial overlap between this site and site numbers 300009026 and 300009022 which may also include part of IBAsite 060; Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 059.


TEXT:
Included in Corine site 300100314, which in turn is part of site300200085. Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 060.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 095-2.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 110.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 113.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 116.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 124-1.


TEXT:
Information from 1989 IBA inventory. IBA site 125.


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 411300006, 411100003.


TEXT:
Former site code (Corine biotopes manual 1991) 411600001. IBA 011(Grimmett & Jones, 1989):


TEXT:
Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 411200003. IBA061 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 410000001. Includes old IBAs 001, 002, 003, 005, 006, 008 and 010 (Grimmett& Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Part of former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472300006. Part of IBA 002 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 412300022. IBA 003(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412300019 and400000004. IBA 005 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989):


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 412300002, 412400004 and 412200011. IBA 006 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412400002 andpart of 412400003 (except Engelsmanplaat). IBA 008 (Grimmett &Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 41130003. Part ofIBA 009 (Grimett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 411300004. Part ofIBA 009 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412100002. IBA 004(Grimmett & Jones, 1989):


TEXT:
Part of former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472100011. Partof IBA 002 (Grimmett & Jones 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 472600005. Part ofIBA 013 (Grimmett & Jones, 1991).


TEXT:
Former site code (Corine Biotopes manual 1991) 412100001. IBA 012(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 411100001 and411200001. IBA 014 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989):


TEXT:
Former site code (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412200001. OldIBA 023 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412200005. Old IBA015 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412300027.


TEXT:
Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412200004.Part of IBA 017 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991). Part of IBA 021(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Part of IBA 017 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes Manual 1991) 412300004.


TEXT:
Former site code 412300021. IBA 024 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 412300007. Part ofIBA 023 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989)


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE biotopes manaul 1991) 412300017 and41230018. Old IBA 022 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 412300029. IBA 062(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412300015. Part ofold IBA 020 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412100001and 413300017. Old IBA 060 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 413200003.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 413300015. IBA 089(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 413100004.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 4133000002. OldIBA 026 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 413100006.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual) 413300007.


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 413100002,413300025. Old IBA 025 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 400000002(partly) and 421100007. Old IBA 027 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 423200002.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421300012. Old IBA069 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual) 421300001.


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421200007,421100003, 421300010 and 421300011 (partly).


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 421200003.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421200008.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 423300005.


TEXT:
Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991).


TEXT:
Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421100002 and421300005.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421300013 and423200001.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 423300001.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421300004. Old IBA063 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421300002 and423300007.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 42330004.


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Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 422300002.Part of old IBA 033 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421300017,421300003, 421300007, 224300004. Old IBA 067 (Grimmett & Jones,1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 424100001.


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 424600004.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 422100008:


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 424200003:


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 424300005.


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 42420004.


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Part of former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 424200006.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 422300003.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 422300018,422300022. Old IBA 044 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 422300010.Part of old IBA 043 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 471200002.Part of IBA 066 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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This site includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991)412200010, 412200002, 412200016, 412200009. Includes old IBAs016, 019 (partly) and 030 (partly) (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412200009. Part ofIBA 016 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412200016. Part ofIBA 016 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 412200010 and412200014 Part of IBA 019 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 425600001.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 422600006. Part ofIBA 031 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Part of IBA 032 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989). Includes former site422300038 (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991).


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Include former site 471400001 (CORINE Biotopes Manual 1991).Includes IBA 037 and part of IBA 033 (Grimett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 421300019. Part ofold IBA 028 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451200009.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451100005 and451300005.


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Part of former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451300026.


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 45110003,451100006, 451200013, 451200022. Part of old IBA 064 (Grimett &Jones, 1994).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451200016.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451200029(NB. this is erroneously on the map of the manual with code452100029) 451300033, 451700012, 451700041 and 451700063.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451300016.


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991)451700015, 451300007, 452300011, 451700019. Part of old IBA 056(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991)400000001, 451700002. Part of old IBA 056 (Grimmett & Jones,1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 451300024. Part ofold IBA 056 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site codes (CORINE biotopes manual 1991)452200004 and 452200011.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452300012 and452700009. Old IBA 058 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452200010.


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This site is part of former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual1991) 452300017.


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Includes former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452300020.


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Former site code (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452300010.


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Part of former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452300017:


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Former site code (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452300004.


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452700002(partly) and 452700006.


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Part of former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 400300003.


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 452600016and 452300013.


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991)452600015, 452200017, 452600008.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes Manual 1991) 471100003,471300003, 472100001 and 471300005. Old IBA 034 (Grimmett &Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 471100001. Part ofold IBA 035 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989), but has lost much of itsornithological values.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472100014 and472700004. Includes old IBA 039 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472300005 and472600004.


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 472100013. Part ofold IBA 038 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site 47230004 (CORINE Biotopes Manual 1991). Partof old IBA 038 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 472300008. Part ofold IBA 038 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 47220001,47230004 and 472300007. Part of old IBA 038 (Grimmett & Jones,1989).


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Part of old IBA 030 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 472300001. Part ofold IBA 038 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472300013.


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Part of old IBA 038 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989). Includes parts ofold sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472200003 and 472300010.


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Former site code (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 472100009. OldIBA 036 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473300015:


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Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473400002.


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473600001 and473500001.


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 47320005.


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Former site code (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473100005. OldIBA 040 (Grimmett & Jones, 1994).


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Includes former sites (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473100001,473100003, 473100006 and 473300005. Part of old IBA 047 (Grimmett& Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473100006. Part ofIBA 047 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Part of former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473300010. Partof IBA 047 (Grimmett & Jones, 1991).


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Part of former site (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473100003. Partof IBA 047 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 474300001. IBA 049(Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE biotopes manual 1991) 473400001. Part ofIBA 049 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site (CORINE Biotopes Manual 1991) 400300002.Part of old IBA 047 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (CORINE biotopes manual 1993) 47330007.


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Old IBA 052 (Grimett & Jones, 1989). Includes foremr sites(CORINE Biotopes manual, 1991) 474200001 and 474200004.


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Former site code (Corine biotopes manual 1991) 474200001: Part ofIBA 052 (Grimett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (Corine biotopes manual 1991) 474200004: Part ofIBA 052 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 474200006and 474200008. IBA 053 (Grimett & Jones, 1989).


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 474300008.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 474600003.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473100007: Part ofIBA 046 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former site (see Corine Biotopes manual 1991) 474100002.


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Includes former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473100004.


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Includes former site (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 473200003.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 474300011.


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Former site code (CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 474200003. Old IBA051 (Grimmett & Jones, 1989).


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Includes former sites (see CORINE Biotopes manual 1991) 474200002and 474300002. Part of old IBA 050 (Grimmett 7 Jones, 1989).


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Update - 199211 - including information from  Important Bird Areas Inventory 1989; IBA Site Name  BENEDEN SCHELDE (DOELSE POLDER AND SCHORREN), IBA Site No. 007.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 008.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 010.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site Name  DE MAATJES-WUUSTWEZEL HEIDE AND GROOT SCHIETVELD; IBA Site No. 009.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No.012.


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Update - 199211 - Including information from Important Bird Areas inventory. 1989; IBA Site Name  GEBIEDEN TEN NOORDEN VAN TURNHOUT EN RAVELS. IBA Site No. 011.


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Update - 199211 - Including information from Important Bird Areas inventory. 1989; IBA Site Name  RONDE PUT AND WATERINGEN, MOL-POSTEL; IBA Site No. 013.


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Update - 199211 - Including information from Important Bird Areas inventory. 1989; IBA Site No. 017.


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Update - 199211 - Including information from Important Bird Areas inventory. 1989; IBA Site Name  MECHELSE HEIDE/VALLEI ZEIPBEEKIBA; Site No. 022.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 015.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 016.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site Name VIJVERKOMPLEX VAN MIDDEN LIMBURG, IBA Site No. 019.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 020.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 021.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 018.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 014.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 005.


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Update - 199211 - increase in area, and other information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 006.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 001.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 003.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 002.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site Name HET ZWIN, IBA Site No. 004.


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(Forms part of IBA Site 004, Site No. 500190401).


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Latitude and longitude corrected (reversed), ITE, 15/03/2000


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Originally based on SFF3 site 05010. Update - 199211 - includinginformation from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 024.


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Part of SFF3 site 05010. Previously was site 500230105.


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Includes old site codes 500230200 and 500230300.


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Based on original SFF3 site 05014, Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No.034.


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Part of SFF3 site 05014. Includes Reserve Naturelle des Hautes Fagnes (old site 500240102), Fagnes et landes hors Reserve Naturelle (old site 500240103), Fagnes et vallees de la Roer (incl. Tourbiere du Rurhof) (old site 500240105), and Foret du Rurbusch (newsite).


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Part of SFF3 site 05014. Previously site code 500240104.


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Part of SFF3 site 05014. Previously site code 500240106.


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Part of SFF3 site 05014. Includes woods of Eschkopf (old site 500240107), Werfelsberg (old site 500240108), and valleys of Olefbach, Trauglichtenbach, Holzwarche and their tributaries(old site 500240109).


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Part of SFF3 site 05014. New site September 1988.


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Part of SFF3 site 05014. Previously site code 500240112.


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Based on original SFF3 site 05012. Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site NameMALCHAMPS, IBA Site No. 033.


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Part of SFF3 site 05012. Includes Fagnes de Malchamps, James (old site 500240201), Fagne de Pansire (old site 500240202), and Genevriere de Cour (old site 500240203).


TEXT:
Part of SFF3 site 05012. Previously site code 500241100.


TEXT:
Includes SFF3 05012. Previously site code 500240205.


TEXT:
Includes SFF3 site 05013. Update - 199211 - decrease in area andother information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 036.


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Part of SFF3 site 05013. Includes la Fange des Gottais et le vallon du Noir Ru (old site 500240301), and the valleys of the Holzbach, the Bennevi, and of the Rechterbach (old site 500240303).


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Based on original SFF3 site 05016. Update - 199211 - decrease inarea and other information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site Name VALLEE DE LA LIENNE. IBA Site No. 035.


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Based on original SFF3 site 05015. Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No.037.


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Part of SFF3 site 05015. Includes Grande Fange, Fange A Sacrawe,Fange de Champfa, Fange de Pisserotte, Fange de Nazieufa and Fange de Robiefa (old site 500260101), and Fange aux Mochettes, Fange du Grand-Passage, Fange de Massotais, Fange de la Crepale, Fange de Chabrehez, and Palses de Regne (in the neighbourhood of Grande Fange) (old site 500260102).


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Part of SFF3 site 05015. Previously site code 500260103.


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Includes SFF3 site 05033. Update - 199211 - decrease in area andother information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 030.


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Includes SFF3 site 05029. Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory 1989. IBA Site No. 038.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 029. Based on original SFF3 site 05060.


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Update - 199211 - decrease in area and other information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 031. Includes SFF3 site 05028.


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Part of SFF3 site 05028. Includes fanges de Plaine Haie, de la Borne et du vallon de la Basseille (old site 500260504), du Rouge Ponceau (old site 500260503), du Beyoli et de Blanche Fagne, du Bois des dames et de Sainte Gertrude (old site 500260505) and Carriere du Bois des Moines (old site 500260506).


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site Name  OCHAMP-FREUX. IBA Site No. 032.Based on original SFF3 site 05027.


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Update - 199211 - decrease area and other information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 039. Based on original SFF3 site 05030.


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Includes vallees de la Basseille (old site code 500260703) et dela Wisbich (Fauvillers), pres de Mandebras (Gennevaux), fanges de Rimanvau et d'Houdemont (Anlier) (old site code 500260710), marais de Louftemont et vallee de l'Arlune, vallee de la Rulle et affluents, including les etangs d'Habay-la-Neuve (old site code 500260711). Part of SFF3 site 05030.


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Part of SFF3 site 05030. Includes old site code 500260709 (la Fagne des Gomhets).


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Part of SFF3 site 05030. Includes old site code 500260704  (sitede Conques, boucles du Tombeau du Chevalier).


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Part of SFF3 site 05030. Old site codes 500260705 and 500260706.


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Part of SFF3 site 05030. Old site code 500261000.


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Update - 199211 - decrease area and other information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 040. Based on original SFF3 site 05031.


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Part of SFF3 site 05031. Old site codes 500260803 and 500260804.


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Part of SFF3 site 05031. New site September 1988.


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Part of SFF3 site 05031. Includes old site code 500260808 and part of site 500260807.


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Part of SFF3 site 05030. Old site code 500260810.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site Name  COTE BAJOCIENNE. IBA Site No. 041. Part of SFF3 site 05037.


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Part of SFF3 site 05032. Previously site 500260904.


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Part of SFF3 site 05032. Previously site 500260905.


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Part of SFF3 site 05032. Includes old site codes 500260906 and 500260907.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site Name  ENTRE-SAMBRE-ET-MEUSE. IBA SiteNo. 025. Includes original SFF3 site 05011.


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Part of original SFF3 site 05011. Includes les tiennes au nord deDailly (old site 500270102), les tiennes et anciennes carri}res au nord de Couvin (old site 500270103), les tiennes et bois calcaires de Viroinval, and also la Montagne-aux-buis et la Roche-a-L'homme (old site 500270105), les tiennes et bois calcaires de Niverlee,Vaucelles, Matagne-la-Grande, Matagne-la-petite (old site 500270112),and le Francbois de Lompret (old site 500270114).


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Part of original SFF3 site 05011. New Biotopes site September 1988.


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Part of original SFF3 site 05011. Includes Merlemont ("Franc Bois", bois St-Lambert et tiennes) (old site 500270106), Tiennes de Franchimont (old site 500270108), and Bois de Marmont et du fond des Veaux @ Romedenne (new sites).


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Part of original SFF3 site 05011. Includes Bois Cumont et Bois Jean Mouton (old site 500270107) and Etangs de Prandlage et du Fraiti (old site 500270700).


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Part of original SFF3 site 05011. Previously site 500270109.


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Part of original SFF3 site 05011. Includes Fange de la Forge JeanPetit (old site 500270110), Marais de la Haute Nimelette (old site 500270111), and Pre Brulard.


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Update - 199211 - decrease area and other information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site Name  HAUTE MEUSE. IBA Site No. 026. Includes SFF3 site 05037.


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Part of SFF3 site 05037. Previously site code 500270204.


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Part of SFF3 site 05037. Previously site code 500270205.


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Part of SFF3 site 05037. Previously site code 500270206.


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Part of SFF3 site 05037. Combination of previous sites 500270207and 500270208.


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Part of SFF3 site 05037. Previously site code 500270209.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 028. Based on original SFF3 site 05035.


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Part of SFF3 site 05035. Previously site code 500270500.


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Situated within SFF3 site 05035. New site, September 1988.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site No. 027. Based on original SFF3 site 05034.


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Part of SFF3 site 05034. New site September 1988.


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Part of SFF3 site 05034. New site, September 1988.


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Site 500320100 described in September 1988.


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Update - 199211 - including information from Important Bird Areas inventory, 1989. IBA Site Name  VALLEE DE LA DYLE/DIJLE VALLEE.IBA Site No. 023. Originally based on SFF3 site 05009. Previously site code 500220100.


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Included in IBA Site 023. Previously site code 500220400.


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Included in IBA Site 023. Site newly described, September 1988.


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Includes former site 700100357 (Black Rock, 1 ha), which was Important Bird Area 07 194.


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Previous site number: 800000001 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000091 (CABOT, David). Site name corrected from BALLYALLIA LOUGH. Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000092 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000002 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Area provided is only estimated (J. Ryan, January, 1991).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000093 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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The site data need revision as the site has not been accurately delimited and additional data are required (E. Wymer, 3/12/90).


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Previous site number: 800000098 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Estimated area only (E. Wymer, 17/1/91).


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The overall quality of the site is based upon the detailed sampling of a 500 m section of the river.


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Previous site number: 800000005 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000099 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000100 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000008 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000009 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000105 (CABOT, David). Site name revised  from BALLYCOTTON BAY (INCLUDING GARRYVOE). Bird data compiled in  1987.


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Previous site number: 800000108 (CABOT, David). Site name revised from BALLYMACODA, CLONPRIEST AND PILLMORE. Major revision of bird  data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000114 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000011 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000013 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000014 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000015 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000117 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000018 (CABOT, David). The site name has  been revised from ARANMORE ISLAND. The site data requires a revision as the data (except birds) were obtained from a 1973 report.


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Previous site number: 800000118 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000119 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000121 (CABOT, David). Wrong site name provided by previous respondent (was Birra Lough). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000122 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000021 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800200007 (SCOTT. D). Renamed from LOCH SHESKINMORE. Major revision of bird data in 1987.


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The plant community data is restricted to Lough Akibbon.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000019 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000126 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800200002 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Bird  data updated in 1987.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000023 (CABOT, David). The site requires  further study and data validation as the site description is based on a study undertaken in 1973.


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Previous site number: 800200006 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Bird  data compiled in 1987.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000129 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000024 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
The site has been expanded to include the Melmore Lough machair and interconnecting areas and the site data have been updated accordingly. (E. Wymer, 13/12/90).


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Previous site number: 800000132 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000134 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000026 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987. Sterna albifrons count revised in 1989.


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Previous site number: 800200035 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Bird  data compiled in 1989.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800200036 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Majo r revision of bird data in 1987.


TEXT:
The botanical and general site description need to be revised.


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Previous site number: 800000140 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000144 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000029 (CABOT, David).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000153 (CABOT, David). Site has been renamed from GARRYLAND AND COOLE.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000157 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800000030 (CABOT, David). Additional survey  work is required to accurately delimit the site and to verify the data for this site (E. Wymer, 3/12/90).


TEXT:
Previous site number: 800200030 (SCOTT, D.). Bird data compiled in 1987.


TEXT:
Bird data compiled in 1987. Latitude and longitude corrected to indicate the correct Lough Scannive, the minimum altitude was corrected and the site was notified as a subsite (E.Wymer, 16/10/90).


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Previous site number: 800000033 (CABOT, David). Site has been renamed from MANNIN BAY.


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Previous site number: 800000161 (CABOT, David). Further survey work is required at this site in order to provide more exact details.


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Previous site number: 800000034 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800200033 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Major revision of bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000168 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000169 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000170 (CABOT, David). The site name has  been corrected and the complete site description has been corrected and revised. Edwin Wymer 10/12/90.


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Previous site number: 800000172 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000038 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000174 (CABOT, David). The site has been  expanded to include the whole lake (E. Wymer, 3/12/90).


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Previous site number: 800100111 (CABOT, David). Renamed from DERRYCUNNIGHY & GALWAY'S WOOD. Site redefined.


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This site has been forwarded by Dr. P. Ashe as a site of International importance with the suggestion that the site be included within any revision of the boundaries of the National Park.


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Previous site number: 800000042 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000043 (CABOT, David). Corrected site name from INISH TEARAGHT (20/2/89). Species data compiled in 1988.


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Previous site number: 800000045 (CABOT, David).


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Site discovered in 1988. From the droppings evidence the site has  been occupied for a number of years.


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LOUGH GILL previous site number: 800000186 (CABOT, David). Major revision of bird data for Lough Gill in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000047 (CABOT, David).


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Redefined from previous site MUCKROSS WOODS, site number: 800100112 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000187 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800100113 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000192 (CABOT, David). The site has been  renamed from LIFFEY VALLEY. The site requires further study and data validation.


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The site description is based on a report written in 1972. The site data require revision and validation.


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Previous site number: 800000048 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000194 (CABOT, David).


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This has been a bat site for a long period.


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Previous site number: 800000195 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000196 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000197 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000198 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000303 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000210 (CABOT, David). Site redefined and renamed from LOUGH FORBES AND CASTLE FORBES DEMENSE. Major revision of bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000212 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000213 (CABOT, David). The site should be resurveyed as no recent data are available.


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Previous site number: 800000309 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Area estimated (T. Curtis, January, 1991).


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This site was first examined in 1958; revisited by the Mires Research Group of the British Ecological Society in 1988. Secured from development by An Taisce in the the early 1970s.


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Area taken from An Foras Forbartha report, to be confirmed (E. Wymer, January, 1991).


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Previous site number: 800000218 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800200011 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Bird  data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000219 (CABOT, David).


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Area taken from An Foras Forbartha report, to be verified (E. Wymer, January, 1991).


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Previous site number: 800000220 (CABOT, David). Cabot referred to  another Cross Lough (different Long/Lat) in error. Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000221 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000057 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000223 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800200009 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Bird  data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000058 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000059 (CABOT, David).


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Goose numbers are based on one count, 1986-1987.


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Previous site number: 800000306 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000229 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000230 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000062 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800200013 (HILLIS, J.P.). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000231 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000236 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000240 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000064 (CABOT, David).


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Bats have used this site as a roost for some time.


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Previous site number: 800000312 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000066 (CABOT, David). Site name corrected from MONGAN'S BOG. Dr P. Ashe considers the site of national importance based on presence of Dixella serotina.


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Previous site number: 800000243 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000245 (CABOT, David). Site renamed from  CAHER BOG/CARROWBEHY BOG.


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Previous site number: 800000247 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000069 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800200016 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group) Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000070 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000253 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000256 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000257 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000073 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Part of this site was forwarded as a CORINE Biotopes site by David Cabot (LOUGH EASKY BOG, Sitecode: 800000072) but this site has been deleted and replaced by Crowagh River Bog. E. Wymer, 15/11/90.


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Previous site number: 800200019 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Major revision of bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000259 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000261 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000263 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000266 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000260 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800200041 (HILLIS, J.P.). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000267 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000268 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000270 (CABOT, David). The site name has  been corrected from Nire Valley Woodlands. This site has not been re-surveyed recently and therefore the current status of this site is unclear.


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Previous site number: 800000271 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000272 (CABOT, David). Bird information compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000275 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000276 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800200025 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Bird  data compiled in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000278 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000068 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000077 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000078 (CABOT, David). The site has been  redefined and renamed from BALLYTEIGUE AND THE CULL. Bird records for Pluvialis apricaria were <150i and >2600i. <150i deleted by ITE, 21/02/2000.


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Previous site number: 800000282 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800200062 (I.W.R.B.). Bird data revised in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000082 (CABOT, David). Tern data updated  in 1989. Other bird data updated in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000285 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000287 (CABOT, David). Bird data compiled in 1989. Data on flora and site description revised based on field survey in summer 1990 (E. Wymer, 16/10/90).


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Previous site number: 800000288 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800200064 (I.C.B.P. EC Working Group). Major revision of bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000281 (CABOT, David). Major revision of  bird data in 1987.


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Previous site number: 800000290 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000291 (CABOT, David). Site renamed from  Brittas Bay and Buckroney.


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Previous site number: 800000293 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000292 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000299 (CABOT, David). Bird data updated  in 1987. A major section of the saltmarsh at the Breaches south of Kilcoole is currently being reclaimed by local farmers (August  1989).


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Previous site number: 800000085 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000296 (CABOT, David).


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Previous site number: 800000300 (CABOT, David). Site renamed from  RATHDRUM WOODLANDS.


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Site proposed as of International importance by the Irish Peatland Conservation Council.


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Bird numbers based on 4 counts over two seasons.


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Bird counts based on 19 counts over 3 seasons. Area taken from An  Foras Forbartha report, to be confirmed.


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Bird counts based on 19 counts over 3 seasons. Area taken from An  Forbartha Report, to be confirmed.


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Bird counts based on 11 counts over 2 seasons.


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Bird counts based on 18 counts over three seasons.


