pripyat polesie was a huge water basin filled with melted glacial waters, which was later called the "pripyat sea, numerous swamps of the polesie were designated as the dirodototovo sea. gradually, as the reservoir became shallower , vast peat bogs formed on its... together, some of which have survived to this day. the history of the formation of the pripetsky national park began in the twenties and thirties of the twentieth century, when it was proposed to create a protected area for the napolesie, taking as a basis the largest almanac bog massif in europe. in june 1969 , the pripetsky state landscape and hydrological reserve was organized, which in... experimental forest hunting lyaskovich farm, in 1998 the first nature museum in belarus was opened in the park. the territorial national park is located within the belarusian polesia, in the interfluve of the pripyat, stviga and ubort rivers. administratively, the park is located on the territory of zhidvichi. oak groves and broad-leaved forests, which are unique in structure and floristic composition for the entire east european plain. scientists

advantageous position of the city, which arose on the largest river pripyat, flowing into the dnieper, and from there into the black sea. the scale of the former greatness of turov can be assessed by visiting the local history museum. there is really something to see here. the most interesting part of the exhibition is the foundation of an ancient temple. judging by its size, the cathedral was huge, not inferior to the famous kiev sophia. an interesting museum exhibition dedicated to crafts. if you are lucky and you have collected a lot of berries, then the lid of the shanka becomes its second compartment, very convenient, and there were, and still are , many varieties of such baskets, from a small shanka to huge ships and backpacks. some wove baskets to a carab, others collected mushrooms and berries in them, who plowed and sowed? there were such, on the turov lands this was not an easy matter, vegetable gardens still existed, but not in the city, in the forest, as ... it happened, a plot of forest was burned, only ashes remained, which served as fertilizer, then this the plot was sown with flax and hemp, well , the f

pripyat river valley in the center of the polesie lowland. after the retreat of the pripet glacier, polesie was a huge water basin filled with melted glacial waters, which... was called the pripet sea, and during the middle ages, the numerous swamps of polesia were designated as the gyrodot sea. gradually , as the reservoir became shallower, vast peat bogs formed in its place, some of which have survived to this day. the history of the formation of the pripet national park began in the twenties and thirties .

polesie glacier was a huge water basin filled with melted glacial waters, which was later called the pripyat sea, and during the middle ages, numerous swamps of polesie were designated as... some of which have survived to this day. the history of the formation of the pripyat national park began in the twenties and thirties of the twentieth century, when it was proposed to create a protected area in polesie, taking as a basis the largest almanac swamp massif in europe. in june 1969, organized pripe. state landscape-hydrological reserve, which in 1996 was transformed into the pripyat national park. in 1995 , the experimental forest hunting farm lyaskovichi appeared at the reserve, in 1998 the first museum of nature in belarus was opened in the park. the territorial national park is located within the belarusian polesia, in the interfluve of the pripyat, stviga and ubort rivers. administratively, the park is located on the territory of the zhitkovichi, lelchesky and petrikov districts of the gomel region, with administrative center in the agro-town of lyaskovych. the pripyat national park impresses

, polesie was a huge water basin filled with melted glacial waters, which was later called the "pripyat sea". and during the middle ages, numerous swamps of polesie were designated as the gyrodotovo sea. gradually, as the reservoir became dry, vast peat bogs formed in its place, some of which have survived to this day. the history of the formation of the pripetsky national park began in the twenties and thirties of the century, when it was proposed to create a protected area in polesia, taking as a basis the largest almansky bog massif in europe. in june 1969, the pripetsky state landscape and hydrological reserve was organized, which in 1996 was transformed into pripetsky national park. in 1995 , the experimental forest hunting farm lyaskovich was established at the reserve, of which about 35% is occupied by the protected zone. this region is called the belarusian amazonia, because it is here that vast swamp areas, wide floodplains of the pripyat river and its tributaries, oak forests and broad-leaved forests are located, which are unique in structure and floristic composition for the enti