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Sandr Brdy: Protected Glacial Landscapes and Hydrological Networks in Pomeranian Voivodeship
A vital reference site for lowland habitat conservation and post-glacial terrain.
Sandr Brdy spans 7,492 hectares of outwash plains in northern Poland. Its terrain hosts a complex mosaic of calcareous fens, acid oak forests, and lobelia lakes, established to preserve fragile aquatic and terrestrial species like the gray wolf and lady's slipper orchid within a unique glacial framework.
- Area
- 74.926 km²
- Scope
- Terrestrial
- Water
- Major water bodies









