Astaninskie plavni, Wetlands in Crimea
Astaninskie plavni is a significant protected area spanning regions in both Russia and Ukraine.
This natural reserve was established on October 28, 1974.
The Astaninskie plavni serve as an important part of the ecological culture and heritage of Crimea.
Due to its status as a protected area, access may be restricted; visitors should check regulations beforehand.
It encompasses unique ecosystems and provides habitat for a variety of flora and fauna.
Location: Autonomous Republic of Crimea
Location: Republic of Crimea
Inception: October 28, 1974
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