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Roudný Natural Monument: Mapping Protected Mining Habitats in Středočeský Kraj
Explore the geography of this rare sandy sanctuary for invertebrates and fungi.
Roudný is a specialized natural monument protecting the sandy, nutrient-poor substrate of a former gold mine. The site stands as a significant biological island in Středočeský kraj, supporting species dependent on open, eroded sandy slopes that are now rare in the wider regional landscape. Its compact geography highlights the intersection of industrial history and conservation in the Czech Republic.
- Area
- 0.025 km²
- Established
- 1994
- IUCN
- IV
- Relief
- Lowland















