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Lovech district – Nature

Lovech district – Nature
Parnika is a territory with characteristic landscape and position - the village of Bezhanovo, Lukovit municipality, Lovech region. It was declared protected territory in 2003 on an area of 40 hectares. Petko Bunar, Goletz village, Ugarchin municipality, Lovech region is a protected territory aiming preservation of its specific characteristics and landscape. It was included in…
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Gabrovo district – Nature

Gabrovo district – Nature
Lagat is a century-old oak forest and a deposit of juniper in the region of Batoshevo village, Sevlievo municipality, Gabrovo region. It was declared protected territory in 2002 on an area of 90 hectares. Lyulyatzite is a beech forest situated in the village of Tranito, Gabrovo region, Gabrovo municipality. It was included in the list…
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Natural park Persina

Natural park Persina
Persina Natural Park is situated along the whole length of Svishtovsko-Belenska lowland. Persina includes all Bulgarian Danubian islands in that part of the river. The natural park was established in 2000 and has an area of 21,762.20 hectares on the land of Dragish Voyvoda village, Nikopol municipality, Pleven region, Oresh village, Svishtov municipality, Veliko Tarnovo…
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Natural park Central Balkan

Natural park Central Balkan
The Central Balkan is a national park situated in part of Zlatishko-Teteven ridge and Troyan-Kalofer ridge of Stara planina. The park was declared protected territory on 31st October 1991 and its area is 73,261.80 hectares with altitude from 550 to 2,376 m (peak Botev). There are nine reserves situated on its territory: Boatin, Tsarichina, Kozya…
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