Černý orel, Natural monument and protected area in Káraný, Czech Republic
Cerny orel is a protected natural area near Káraný covering roughly 221 hectares with mixed deciduous woodlands and varied habitats. The site encompasses different ecosystem types that reflect the diversity of Central Bohemian landscapes.
The area received official protection status in 1933, making it one of the early conservation efforts in the Czech Republic. This early recognition demonstrates a long commitment to preserving this landscape.
The Digital Register of Nature Conservancy includes this site as part of Czech natural heritage, managed by Krajský úřad Středočeského kraje.
The site is located roughly 50 kilometers northwest of Prague in the Central Bohemian Region and is easily accessible. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and appropriate clothing for walking through woodland paths.
The area is classified as an IUCN Category IV site focused on protecting specific animal and plant species. This designation means that management activities are deliberately designed to maintain particular habitats.
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