Novo-Orlovsky Lesopark, Protected natural area in Primorsky district, Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Novo-Orlovsky Lesopark is a protected forest area in Primorsky district with an interconnected trail system passing through different forest types and clearing zones. The landscape features both dense woodland sections and open spaces where natural vegetation grows without interference.
The park was officially created in 1955 as Saint Petersburg worked to preserve natural spaces within its expanding city boundaries. Since its founding, it has remained a cornerstone of conservation efforts in the region.
Local residents use the park as a retreat from the city and a place to observe native wildlife and plants up close. The space serves as a connection point where people can experience nature without leaving the urban area.
The area is accessible year-round through several entrance points where visitors can access the trail network. Sturdy footwear is recommended since path conditions vary depending on the season.
The site holds IUCN category IV status, meaning it was designated specifically for protecting and managing regional animal and plant species. This designation recognizes that the area plays an important role in maintaining biodiversity within Saint Petersburg's urban setting.
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