Беломорский заказник, Protected natural area in Arkhangelsk Region, Russia.
Belomore Nature Reserve is a protected area in Arkhangelsk Region consisting of forests, wetlands, and water bodies spread across the territory near the White Sea. The reserve contains multiple habitat types that range from river valleys to birch and conifer woodlands.
The reserve was established in 1998 to protect and restore rare wildlife species within the Northern Dvina River basin. Its creation responded to growing conservation efforts aimed at safeguarding northern ecosystems.
The reserve holds deep meaning for the surrounding communities as a place where traditional relationships with the northern landscape continue to exist.
Visitors can walk along marked trails throughout the reserve while respecting environmental protection rules to keep the ecosystems intact. It is advisable to check conditions and access requirements before planning a visit.
The reserve contains specialized habitats where white storks and multiple orchid species can be found, rare sights in the northern region. These uncommon wildlife and plant species make it a significant location for nature study.
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