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NATURE RESERVES
The key objective of the activities performed in the State Forests is to ensure forest continuity and its multifunctional role. Apart from economic and social functions exercised by forests, there is also its protective function which nowadays is gaining importance.
Certain activities related to environmental protection performed by men have an impact on the surrounding landscape, flora and fauna. After the second world war three nature reserves were established within the Babimost Forest District, namely:
- „Grodziszcze", established in 1969,
- „Laski", established in 1977,
- „Kręcki Łęg", established in 1987
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LOCATION
LOCATION
Forests belonging to the Babimost Forest District are located on the territory of two provinces and two different regions: Lubuski and Wielkopolska.
Within the Lubuski Province the area covered by the Forest District belongs to the counties of Zielona Góra, Świebodzin and Międzyrzecz and the communes of Babimost, Kargowa, Sulechów, Świebodzin, Szczaniec, Zbąszynek, Trzciel; in the Wielkopolska Province they are in the counties of Wolsztyn and Nowy Tomyśl and belong to the communes of Siedlec and Zbąszyń. Big forest complexes comprised by the above-mentioned administrative areas are rather uniform in terms of the landscape, though there are numerous charming spots with recreational values located there forming habitats of many rare fauna and flora species. The Forest District Babimost is a part of the Regional Directorate of the State Forests in Zielona Góra. The area of the district amounts to 48 337 ha, and the forest cover is 35 %.
The total area of the Babimost Forest District is 16 022,93 ha.
The District consists of three divisions:
- Dąbrówka - 3950,37 ha,
- Kargowa - 5562,31 ha,
- Szczaniec - 6510,25 ha.