Venta Regional Park, Regional park in Mažeikiai District Municipality, Lithuania.
Venta Regional Park is a large protected area in northwestern Lithuania with forests, wetlands, and open meadows. The River Venta flows through the park, shaping the landscape and creating different habitats for plants and animals.
The park was established in 1992 to protect natural and cultural areas across three districts. The region has a long human history reaching back through ancient times, shown by archaeological discoveries in the area.
The Visitors Centre here shows fossils and ammonites found in the region, along with tools and objects from earlier settlements. Walking through the displays gives you a sense of how people have lived near the River Venta for centuries.
The park has marked walking trails through different natural zones with parking areas and signs explaining what you can see. Spring and autumn are good times to visit when the weather is milder and the landscape shows different colors and life.
The park is home to many rare plant and animal species, with a significant number listed in Lithuania's endangered species records. These protected areas allow these species to survive in relatively undisturbed habitats.
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