Robin Bohnisch, Andrzej Raj, Director, Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, protective net

Robin Bohnisch, Andrzej Raj, Director, Snezka Mountain, National Park Krkonose, protected zone, protective net

In Krkonose Mountains National Park, the strictest-protected zone spreads on 7,328.5 hectares, which is 20.2 percent of the Park's area. Its valuable ecosystems include Alpine grasslands, Sudeten cirque vegetation, subalpine bushes, various types of peatland, spruce forests and beechwoods. Czech Director of KRNAP Robin Bohnisch and Andrzej Raj, Director of Poland National Park instal new protective net on the top of Snezka Mountain, Czech Republic, June 17, 2020. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

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