BELAVEZHSKAYA PUSCHA

Located part in Belarus and part in Poland Belavezhskaya Puscha is the Europe's last surviving primeval forest. And as such it is placed on the United Nations World's Heritage list. The harsh realities of a transition from socialist to capitalist economies are endangering Belavezha forest  today on both Belarusian and Polish sides as it is being used for hunting and forestry.

Belaviezhskaja Puscha gives strength to all of us. It carries the feeling of eternity, kindness and peace.


Other links to the information on Belavezha:

Belavezhskaya Pushcha - 21st Century site

Frank Nature pages on Belavezha

Mammal Research Institute Polish Academy of Sciences, Bialowieza, Poland.

European Bison. also here Zubry.com

European wild horse - Tarpan


Back To the Belarusian Nature site


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