Magursky National Park

Magurski National Park is a beautiful natural park in Poland that was established in 1995. Its territory includes the Magur Vyatkovsk mountain range, which belongs to the Lower Beskids, and almost the entire upper part of the Visloka river basin. Forests cover about 95 percent of the park.

Magurski National Park is located on the territory of two voivodeships in the southeastern part of Poland - Podkarpattia and Malopolski. The park is home to about 200 species of animals, of which 57 species of mammals, 12 species of fish and 15 species of reptiles. There are also 137 species of birds in the park, including eagles, storks, owls and small sparrows. From mammals there are brown bears, lynxes, forest cats, otters, there are snakes, salamanders. It is believed that there are 200 species of endangered animals in the park.

The park is rich in diverse flora, there are about 800 species of plants, 463 species of fungi and 12 species of plants. from the Red Book of Poland.