The Baltic nation of Lithuania is home to several protected areas, which receive protection because of their environmental, cultural or similar value. The total area of Lithuania’s protected terrestrial territories is 11,028 km2 (4,258 sq mi), which amounts to approximately 17.04% of the country’s territory. In addition 1,568 km2 (605 sq mi) of marine area protected, or 25.59% of the country’s territorial waters. Total number of protected areas — 1060.[1] In Lithuania there are 6 Strict Nature Reserves, 5 National Parks, 404 Managed Nature Reserves and 7 Ramsar sites.[1]
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Strict nature reserves
In Lithuania there are 6 strict nature reserves.[2]
- Cepkeliu Valstybinis Gamtinis Rezervatas
- Dubravos Rezervatine Apyrube
- Kamanu Valstybinis Gamtinis Rezervatas
- Viesviles Valstybinis Gamtinis Rezervatas
- Vilniaus Piliu Valstybinis Kulturinis Rezervatas
- Zuvintas Biosphere Reserve
Managed reserves
In Lithuania there are 405 managed nature reserves.[3]
National parks
Regional parks
Ramsar sites
In Lithuania there are 7 Ramsar sites.[4]
- Adutiskis-Svyla-Birveta Wetland Complex
- Cepkeliai
- Girutiskis bog
- Kamanos
- Nemunas Delta
- Viesvilé
- Zuvintas
See also
References
- ^ a b Lithuania, Europe. UNEP-WCMC (2018). Protected Area Profile for Latvia from the World Database of Protected Areas, November 2018. Protected Planet
- ^ Lithuania Ia. Protected Planet
- ^ Lithuania IV. Protected Planet
- ^ Lithuania Ramsar Site. Wetland of International Importance Protected Planet
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This page was last edited on 7 April 2024, at 15:24