Bila Dibrova Zakaznyk, Kyiv, Protected area in Desna District, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Bila Dibrova Zakaznyk is a protected forest reserve in Kyiv covering roughly 3 hectares with oak trees as its main feature. The woodland sits in the eastern part of the city and contains dense natural vegetation throughout.
The government established this as a protected reserve in 1978 through a municipal decision. This step was taken to preserve the natural forest within the city.
The name Bila Dibrova means White Oak Grove, reflecting how Ukrainian places often take their names from the trees and plants that grow there. Walking through the woods, you can see why locals chose this name for the area.
You can walk through the reserve using marked paths that lead you through the woodland. Local authorities manage access to protect the delicate forest environment.
The reserve belongs to a specialized protection system for natural habitats with international standards. This classification helps guide how the forest and its plant communities are managed.
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