Grünwaldské vřesoviště, Nature reserve in Moldava, Czech Republic
Grünwaldské vřesoviště is a nature reserve located in the Moldava area of the eastern Ore Mountains. The site encompasses mountain bog landscapes situated at elevations ranging from about 800 to 860 meters.
The protected area derives its name from the former village of Grünwald and received official protection status on October 12, 1989. This designation came during a period of significant political transformation in the region.
The site is known for its mountain bog ecosystems that harbor rare plant species and provide habitat for specialized wildlife. Visitors can observe the distinctive plants and animals typical of these highland moorland landscapes.
Visitors should be aware that this protected site may have certain access requirements or restrictions due to its conservation status. It is advisable to check with local authorities before visiting to confirm current conditions.
The site serves as an important breeding habitat for black grouse, a rare bird species that favors mountain bog landscapes. This bird population makes the reserve a particularly notable destination for birdwatchers and naturalists.
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