Pustelnia Św. Rozalii

The place

Regional Nature Park: Preserving Local Biodiversity The Regional Nature Park, located at the heart of a preserved region, is a genuine commitment to protecting local biodiversity. With its varied landscapes and exceptional wildlife, the park is an outstanding place for nature lovers. Protected Areas and Endemic Species Area: 500 km² of protected land. Wildlife: Presence of numerous endemic species, such as the lynx and the stoat. Flora: Rich plant life with rare and protected species. Awareness and Conservation Projects Environmental Education: An awareness programme for schools and visitors. Conservation: Actions to preserve threatened species and fragile habitats. Sustainable Management: Measures to limit the impact of human activities on the ecosystem. Promoting Cultural Heritage The park highlights local cultural heritage through initiatives promoting traditional skills and ancestral practices. Funding and Partnerships Budget: Funded by local authorities, the State and European funds. Partnerships: Collaborates with environmental associations and local stakeholders to carry out its projects. Opening Hours and Practical Information Opening hours: Open year-round. Access: Free for all visitors. Information: Available on the Regional Nature Park's official website.