Alema Nature Reserve

The protected area contains multiple ecosystems including wetlands and forests that support numerous plant and animal species native to Estonia.

The Estonian government established Alema Nature Reserve on December 29, 1981 to safeguard the natural resources and biodiversity of the region.

Local schools incorporate educational programs about the reserve into their curriculum to teach students about environmental conservation and local ecology.

Visitors can access the reserve throughout the year using designated trails marked with information boards that detail the surrounding natural features.

The reserve functions as a research site where scientists conduct studies on Estonian ecosystems and monitor the populations of indigenous species.

Location: Saue Rural Municipality

Inception: December 29, 1981

GPS coordinates: 59.08861,24.34398

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:52