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National natural monuments and memorial trees

Kaproun

(a peat bog meadow above a small pond) – peat bogs and meadows with remnants of critically endangered Dactylorhiza traunsteineri in one of the three remaining localities of such type in the CzechRepublic. The meadow lies 0.8 km to the north-east of the village of Kaproun.

Foto: Jiří Tiller

Gebhárecký rybník u Skalky

(forest pond and adjacent meadow peat bog) - this is - from the landscape point of view - a highly valuable small oligothrophic up to oligo-mezotrophic pond with chara-cteristic oligotrophic water vegetation. In the pond surroundings it is possible to find meadow pet populations, with the occurrence and reproduction of protected and endangered varieties of plants an animals.

Klenová Peat bog

- a meadow peat bog with many important plant and animal varieties and populations.

Lime tree

in the village of Nový Vojířov; trunk perimeter: 750 cm; height: 25 m; age: 400 years

Kalopanax septemlobus

near the chateau in Nová Bystřice; trunk perimeter: 274 cm; height: 15 m; age: 150 years

Klášterský Lime Tree

- at the churc at Klášter, trunk perimeter: 704 cm, height: 24 m, age: 400 years

The lime tree at Klášterský Pond

in the village of Klášter - near the pound and the church at Klášter, trunk perimeter: 540 cm, height: 22 m, age: 400 year

Foto: Jiří Tiller

Heidenreichsteiner Moor (HeidenreichsteinerMoorNaturalPark)

The territory of the natural park in the vicinity of the Heidenreichstein town holds some 30 hectares of moor lands. You can reach the open moor areas by a footpath, allowing a view of the moor, its fauna and flora. You can literally “see the moor with magnifying glass” from the „House of Peat“ in the town.

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