Přírodní park Třebíčsko, Nature park in Třebíč District, Czech Republic

Prirodní park Třebíčsko is a protected area stretching between Třebíč and Velké Meziříčí that combines various landscape types into one cohesive environment. The terrain features scattered boulder formations, small woodlands, ponds, and shrubby areas distributed across rolling hills.

The area was established as a protected zone in 1982 to safeguard its natural characteristics and biological diversity. This designation began systematic efforts to preserve the landscape's distinctive mosaic of forests, fields, and water features.

The name Třebíčsko refers to the area around Třebíč. In spring, crowds come to the Kobylinec and Ptáčovský kopeček nature monuments near Trnava and Ptáčov to see the large-flowered pasqueflower (Pulsatilla grandis) in bloom. The grassland there is kept open by grazing and mowing.

The park covers 9,800 hectares of the Křižanovská vrchovina and Jevišovická pahorkatina highlands, with elevations from 350 to 620 m. The two nature monuments where Pulsatilla grandis blooms, Kobylinec near Trnava and Ptáčovský kopeček by Ptáčov, draw many visitors during the flowering season. Beaver-gnawed trees and small dams can be seen along the Březinka brook.

European beavers inhabit the park's waterways where their dams are visible and their work shapes the landscape. The marks of their activity, such as felled and gnawed trees, signal the return of these animals to areas where they were once absent.