Nature reserves of the World

Beogradska mountain is a forest and national park in Montenegro within the municipality Kolas. National Park is located between the rivers Tara and Lim near Mount Bjelasica.
National Park Bogradska Gore is in a mountainous area Bjelasica, which in turn is located in the central part of Montenegro, between the rivers Tara and Lim, surrounded by three municipalities: Kolas, Berane and Mozhkovach. The park occupies an area of 54 km2 and is located in a valley surrounded by mountains higher than 2000 meters, the park also has nine glaciers and lower lakes such as Lake Bogradsko.

Rodane National Park – the oldest national park in Norway, formed on Dec. 21, 1962. Park has 10 peaks above 2,000 meters (6,560 feet), with the highest Rondeslottet in height 2,178 meters (7,146 feet). Park – an important habitat for herds of wild reindeer.
The park was expanded in 2003 and now covers an area of 963 km2 (372 square meters. Mi) in the counties Oppland and Hedmark. Rodane located on the east to Gudbrandsdal and two other mountain areas of Dovre and Jotunheimen

Mercantour National Park – one of seven national parks in France. It was established in 1979, and proved very popular, with 800,000 visitors every year, and 600 km of marked footpaths.
Protected area covers approximately 685 km ². It consists of a central uninhabited zone, which includes seven of the valleys – Roya, Bévéra, Vésubie, Tinée, Haut Var / Cians (in the Alpes-Maritimes), plus Verdon and Ubaye (in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) – and the peripheral zone, which includes 28 villages. More than 150 rural sites are located within the Park. Around the Mount Bego has petroglyphs, which are made on the granite and crystalline schists. They were dated to the latest Neolithic and Bronze ages.

Brecon Beacons is a mountain range in South Wales. It forms a central part of the National Park Brecon Bekons, one of three national parks in Wales.
National Park was founded in 1957, the last of the three uelsskih parks; Snowdonia (Snowdonia) was the first in 1951, then Coast Pembrokeshire (Pembrokeshire Coast). It covers 519 sq miles (1344 km ²), 332,100 acres, stretching from Landale (Llandeilo) in the west to (Hay-on-Wye) Hay-on – Wye in the east. It captures what is called the Black Mountains (Black Mountain) (in the east of the park, on the border with England) and the Black Mountain (the west). Area to the west Brecon Bekonsa known as Forest Fawr (Great Forest).

Yorkshire Valley (also known as the Valley) is the name given by the mountainous area in Northern England.
The region is located within the historic boundaries of Yorkshire, although it covers the District of North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, and Cumbria. Much of the area is within the District National Park Alene Yorkshire, established in 1954, and is now one of the twelve National Parks in England and Wales
Valley – a collection of rivers and the hills that divide them, starting with the Valley City to the west to the top of the main Pennine watershed area in some places even extends westwards across the watershed, but most of it goes in an easterly direction to the Valley City – in the Ouse and then the Humber.

Durmitor National Park was created in 1952 in Montenegro.
What can be said about the ancient place of rest for the Gods? The gods of the ‘Durmitora’ as well as from Olympus has always aspired to the heavens and the heights. When someone – then looks up to the highest peaks of the mountains, it does seem as though the earth to heaven, and that the bluish color of the sky based on the powerful shoulders of Durmitor.

Vatnajokull – National Park in Iceland was founded June 7, 2008. This is the largest National Park in Europe, covering approximately 12.000 km ² (12% of the surface of Iceland), including the entire glacier Vatnajokull, Shkaftafel National Park, National Park Ekulsarglyufur and the surrounding area. Construction of four new centers scheduled to visit in 2012.
National Park Vatnajokull, from the standpoint of natural science, is unique in the world in general. Nowhere has there been such a combination of dynamic ice caps, often active subglacial volcanic activity, expressed in a massive eruptions and the scenic splendor of the mountain.

National Park Sila operates one of the most beautiful and wild areas of Italy where there is a great, wonderful forests covering delicate plateau with breathtaking scenery, stretching back to Pauline, Aspromonte, Etna, the sunny side of the Ionian and Tyrrhenian seas.
Here is a rural and tourist villages with a rich artistic and cultural heritage. The highest mountains of these places – Botte Donato (1928 m) in the Silaand Gariglione Grande (1764 m) in the Silaof Piccola. There are several rivers with abundant clean fresh water and artificial lakes used for many purposes. Fauna, local and imported, is rich and varied.

Killarney National Park (Irish: Pairc Naisiunta Chill Airne), located near the town of Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland. It was the first national park, established in Ireland. The park was created after the Muckross estate was donated to the Irish State in 1932. Park has since been substantially expanded and encompasses over 102.89 km 2 (25,425 acres) that include a variety of ecosystems, including the Lakes of Killarney, Oak and yew woodlands of international importance, and the mountains.

Exmoor – a National Park, located on the shores of Bristol Bay in southwest England. Park is located on the territory of two counties, 71% – in Somerset and 29% located in Devon. The total area of the park, which includes the Brendon Hills and the Valley of Porlock, covers 267 square miles (692 km ²), Hilly open heath, and includes 34 miles (55 km) coast. It is – primarily mountainous region with scattered population living mainly in small villages and hamlets. The three largest settlements – are Porlock and Dulverton, and the combined village of Linton and Linmauz, in which all combined population of almost 40% of the National Park.
Before Exmoor became a national park, it was a Royal Forest, which houses the hunting grounds, which were sold in 1818.