Nature reserve Jezioro Dębiniec

Nature reserve Jezioro Dębiniec is a forest lake surrounded by meadows, marshes, and different plant communities. Walking trails connect multiple entry points through the area, allowing visitors to move through the reserve on foot.

The area became a protected zone in 1959 and reached its current size through boundary adjustments made during forest management work. These changes reflect how conservation goals and woodland practices shifted over time.

The reserve functions as a place where visitors can observe marsh plants and water birds in their natural setting. People come here to watch wildlife and understand how different habitats like reed beds and open water connect together.

The location is best reached by car since public transportation options are limited. Visitors should plan to spend time exploring different areas using the available paths.

The area is known for large populations of sawgrass, a specialized marsh plant. Visitors can also spot uncommon water birds such as pochards, bitterns, and great crested grebes.

Inception: 1959

GPS coordinates: 52.46670,17.21670

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:01