Nature reserves of the World

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Witsand Nature Reserve a beautiful isolated spots of white sand dunes surrounded by a copper-red Kalahari sands. Dunes, which vary from 20 to 60 meters in height, also known as “roaring sands” because of the low roar is produced when the wind blows the hot dry sand.

Few eco-destinations in the Northern Cape are as scenic reserve Witsand, and even fewer boast luxurious accommodation we offer to our visitors. Witsand Nature Reserve scenic park, teeming with bird life, including the Namaqua sandgrouse, sociable weaver and Africa’s smallest predators – pygmy falcon.

Tsitsikamma National Park is a multi-dimensional destination with dramatic coastal scenery, reefs, rivers, lush forests and delicate Fynbos. Hiking and water sports paradise, this region forms the upper part of the magnificent Garden Route National Park.

In the Tsitsikamma National Park, Garden Route, South Africa, visitors will see a boom in the Indian Ocean breakers relentlessly pound rocky shores, moderately high forest and Fynbos (indigenous plants) are rolling to the sea in an unspoilt green carpet. Age old rivers carve their way to the sea and the beautiful sea creatures swim along the shore.

The idea of NamibRand Reserve is to integrate a number of sheep farms in a game sanctuary. NamibRand free of fences and allow wildlife to roam in their natural habitat, as it was before commercial farming. Covering an area of 200,000 hectares near Sossusvlei, NamibRand borders Naukluft Park in the west and the imposing mountain range Nubib in the East.

With its unique pool offers a variety of desert landscapes. Game species in the reserve include Oryx, mountain and plains zebra, springbok, red hartebeest, bat-eared fox, spotted hyena, Cape fox and African wild cats. More rocky areas inhabited by kudu, klipspringer, baboon and leopard.

Protea Hotel Suikerbosrand – Meyerton

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The largest natural lake Glamorgan, Kenfig Pool, located on the edge of this picturesque area, with views of the beach through Sker Swansea Bay to Gower. It may not be obvious, but you learn one of the most important places in the UK for nature conservation. Kenfig is one of the best wildlife habitats in Wales and is only a small remnant of the huge sand dunes that once stretched along the coast of South Wales on the Gower Peninsula, the River Ogmore.

Located near Johannesburg, one of the most densely populated areas in South Africa, Suikerbosrand reserve plays an important role in outdoor recreation, environmental education and resource management.

Covering approximately 13 337 ha kloofs, ridges and plains, Suikerbosrand reserve supports a large variety of plant and animal species. Vegetation types range from open grassland on the slopes of hills and plains to wooded gorges and acacia forests, swamps and Fynbos (heaths). The reserve was named in honor of Sugarbush (suikerbos), which has spread throughout the reserve. Quickly disappear bankenveld pasture is here, making it one of the most valuable stocks in the Highveld.

Ussuri Reserve named after V. Komarov in Russia, is located in the south of Primorsky Krai near Ussuriysk. The reserve was founded in 1932 and it covers an area of 40.4 thousand hectares. Relief lowland is the protected area, formed the southern spurs of the Sikhote-Alin. The climate is temperate continental. The average January temperature is -18 ° C, in August it is 20 ° C. The average annual rainfall in the Ussuri reserve is 700-800 mm.

Dzhugdzhur Reserve is located in the Khabarovsk Territory, in the mountains on the coast of the Okhotsk Sea (consists of three separate plots). The reserve was established in 1990. Its area is 859 956 ha (53 700 ha is the sea area). Most of the territory is covered by mountains and plateaus. The river network is well developed. The climate of the reserve is monsoon, with cold winters and hot humid summers. On the eastern slopes of the mountain dominates light-coniferous taiga, thickets of cedar.

Lapland Nature Reserve is situated in the west of the Kola Peninsula in Imandra, primarily within Monchetundra in the Murmansk region. It has been founded in 1930. The area is more than 161 thousand hectares, 53.3% of the reserve area is occupied by forests, 28% – mountain tundra, 7% – transitional zones elfin birch, 6.4% – the swamp, 5.3% – lakes and rivers. The relief is mountainous, here are many lake basins, valleys, cliffs, rocks. The largest lake is Chun (length 20 km, width up to 3 km, depth 40 m). Polar climate is softened by the influence of warm Atlantic currents.