Nature reserve Struga Dobieszkowska

Nature reserve Struga Dobieszkowska is a protected area along a stream in Lodz Voivodeship that combines wetlands, forests, and grasslands in a single landscape. The reserve supports a wide range of plant and animal species across these different habitats.

The Polish state established this protected area in 1990 to preserve the natural ecosystems of the region. This creation reflected growing efforts to safeguard wetlands and waterways across Poland during that period.

The reserve serves as a learning space where local communities discover the importance of protecting natural habitats and sustainable practices. Educational activities help visitors understand how this landscape fits into the broader regional environment.

The reserve has walking trails open during daylight hours where visitors can hike, observe wildlife, and take photographs at no charge. Spring and summer offer the best conditions for seeing animals and plants in their active seasons.

A network of streams running through the area plays a critical role in the region's water systems and supports specialized aquatic creatures. These hidden hydrological connections are essential to how the surrounding landscapes function and stay healthy.

Inception: June 25, 1990

GPS coordinates: 51.85220,19.59610

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:26