Ochrona przyrody w polsce
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The document discusses protected natural areas and environmental conservation efforts in Poland. It notes that Poland has 23 national parks, which vary in size from over 1,000 hectares and are established to protect ecosystems and allow tourism. Common parks include Biebrza National Park, the largest, and Ojców National Park, the smallest. The document also outlines Poland's efforts to protect forests, recycling programs, safeguarding endangered species, and the work of the League of Nature Conservation to promote environmental education and compliance.
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- 2. • National Parks • Wildlife preserves • Natural landscape parks • Protected areas • Natura 2000 designated areas • Ecological sites • Nature and landscape complexes • Documentary sites • Natural monuments • Protection of species
- 3. •In Poland there are 23 national parks. •These areas have special values: scientific, natural, social, cultural and educational. •The area must be more than 1000 ha. •Task national park is maintenance of natural systems, reconstruct distorted nature habitats. •A lot of tourists visit national parks. Many of them have prepared trails and natural history museums. •The largest is the Biebrza National Park, while the smallest is the Ojców National Park.
- 4. Ojców National Park Biebrza National Park Słowiński National Park Tatra National Park Stołowe Mountains National Park Magura National Park
- 5. •Situated in north-east Poland. • Created in 1932. The second created national park in Poland. •Białowieża has the best preserved fragment primary forest – last in the Europe. • There is a huge number of species of animals and plants. Park is the most known for the largest population of European bison. All European bisons on the world come from Białowieża Forest. • Dominated deciduous forests there.
- 6. •Polish forests occupy about 29 % of the area . In the future , this number is expected to rise . •Here is dominated by coniferous forests . The most common tree species is Scots pine. •National parks and nature preserves are created to protecting forests. the other ways are: -collection waste paper -introduction a new technologies that reduce production of harmful substances -planting more deciduous trees because they are more resistant to contamination.
- 7. •It involves sorting waste for reprocessing. •The purpose of segregation is to reduce the consumption of natural resources and reduce waste. •Collected are mainly: -glass (green and white wastebin) -paper (blue wastebin) -plastic (yellow wastebin) -metal (red wastebin) •In Poland we collected also baterries, broken electrical and electronic equipment into special containers
- 8. •The aim is to protect animals and plants threatened with extinction and to preserve species and genetic diversity •In Poland, is under the protection of 213 species of plants, 265 species of fungi and lichens and 400 species of animals •Protected species must not: - kill, maim , handle , transport , detain , destroy their habitats. •The protection of species determines the Minister of the Enviroment.
- 9. Woodpecker Wildcat Brown bear Pine stone pine Yew
- 10. •The oldest organization in Poland, created in 9th January 1928 •League of Nature Conservation is mainly involved in public education about wildlife and nature conservation. Mobilized to perform social work for nature. The organization encourage any action that can help protect the environment. • League of Nature Conservation monitors compliance with environmental law.