Syslí louky u Loděnice, Natural monument in Loděnice, Czech Republic
Syslí louky u Loděnice is a protected natural monument in the Central Bohemian Region featuring grasslands and meadows with diverse plant life. The site consists of open ground covered with wild grasses and flowering plants typical of semi-natural pastures.
The site received official protection as a natural monument in 2010 as part of Czech conservation measures. This designation recognized the importance of maintaining these grassland habitats and their ecological value in the region.
The natural monument serves as an educational resource for environmental studies, allowing researchers to document local plant and animal populations.
The protected area is accessible from the nearby town of Loděnice and best explored on foot. Visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes as the ground features natural meadow pathways and uneven terrain.
The meadows support specialized wild plants including Salvia pratensis and Centaurea scabiosa, which are found only in certain Bohemian grasslands. These uncommon species highlight the particular botanical importance of this protected location.
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