Wielkopolska is a province in Poland with typical landscapes including fields, forests, and beautiful lakes formed by glacial activity. The capital is Poznań. The document discusses several national parks and forests in Wielkopolska, including the Wielkopolska National Park near Poznań which contains lakes and forests. It also describes the main rivers that run through the region, the Warta and Notecka rivers, and highlights landmarks like the Kórnik castle and park.

2. Wielkopolska on the map
Wielkopolska lies in Poland. The capital of the province is Poznań.

3. Typical landscape of Wielkopolska
fields and beautiful lakes which uprised after a glacier’s activity

4. Typical landscape of Wielkopolska

5. Typical landscape of Wielkopolska

6. Land of lakes and forests

7. Land of lakes and forests

8. Wielkopolska National Park
Wielkopolska National park - one of 23 National Parks in Poland, near Poznań

9. Wielkopolska National Park
lakes in the Wielkopolska National Park

10. Wielkopolska National Park
inhabitants of the Wielkopolska National Park

11. Notecka forests
the Noteć river,
Notecka forests

12. The Warta river
the main river of Wielkopolska

13. The Warta river in summer
an old water mill lost in a forest which grows on the banks of the river
the Warta river
in summer

14. The Warta river in winter
a view at the main river of Wielkopolska
the Warta river
in winter

15. The Warta river in Poznań
the Warta river
in Poznań and around the town

16. Road in Wielkopolska
summer, autumn, winter

17. Animals of Wielkopolska
two storks on a field
a young fox

18. The mineral materials in our land
Mineral materials
are brown carbon, gas and peat

19. Kornik castle
the Kórnik park – a big collection of unique plants and trees from all over the world
the Kórnik castle and its famous park, it was built in 18th century

20. Rogalin landscape park
the Rogalin Landscape Park - vey old oaks
the Rogalin Landscape Park - the palace of earl Raczynski’s family

21. Źródła obrazków:
•strona Wielkopolskiego Parku Narodowego
•wikimedia
•własne