Protected areas of Slovenia
Protected areas of Slovenia include one national park (Slovene: narodni park), three regional parks (regijski park), several landscape parks (krajinski park), and hundreds of natural monuments (naravni spomenik) and monuments of designed nature (spomenik oblikovane narave). They cover about 12.5% of the Slovenian territory.[1] Under the Wild Birds Directive, 26 sites totalling roughly 25% of the nation's land are "Special Protected Areas"; the Natura 2000 proposal would increase the totals to 260 sites and 32% of national territory.
National parks
Regional parks
- Inner Carniola Regional Park
- Kozje Park
- Škocjan Caves Regional Park
Landscape parks
- Beka
- Boč
- Drava
- Golte
- Graščinski kompleks Snežnik
- Jareninski dol
- Jeruzalemsko - ormoške gorice
- Kamenščak-Hrastovec
- Kolpa
- Kopališče Banovci
- Kum
- Lahinja
- Ljubljansko barje
- Ljutomerski ribnik and Jeruzalemske gorice
- Logarska dolina
- Mariborsko jezero
- Mašun
- Mrzlica
- Nanos
- Negova in negovsko jezero
- Planinsko polje
- Polhograjski Dolomiti
- Ponikovski kras
- Porezen-Davča
- Rački ribnik-Požeg
- Račna Karst Field
- Rak Škocjan
- Robanov kot
- Sečoveljske soline
- Spominski park revolucionarnih tradicij občine Domžale
- Štanjel
- Štatenberg
- Strunjan
- Šturmovci
- Tivoli–Rožnik Hill–Šiška Hill Landscape Park
- Topla
- Trnovski gozd
- Udin Forest (Slovene: Udin boršt)
- Vrtine in kopališča v Moravcih
- Žabljek
- Zajčja dobrava
- Zelenci
- Zgornja Idrijca
Natural monuments
On 1 January 2012, there were 1276 natural monuments in Slovenia.
Natura 2000 areas
- Banjšice
- Breginjski Stol and Planja
- Cerkniško jezero (lake)
- Drava
- Dravinjska dolina
- Goričko
- Jelovica
- Julijske Alpe
- Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe and vzhodne Karavanke
- Karavanke
- Kočevsko - Kolpa
- Kozjansko - Dobrava - Jovsi
- Krakovski gozd - Šentjernejsko polje
- Kras
- Ljubljansko barje
- Mura
- Nanoščica - porečje
- Planinsko polje
- Pohorje
- Posavsko hribovje - ostenje
- Sečoveljske soline
- Škocjanski zatok
- Slovenske Gorice - doli
- Snežnik - Pivka
- Trnovski gozd
- Trnovski gozd - južni rob and Nanos
References
- ↑ Bizjak, Janez (2008). Zavarovana območja v Sloveniji [Protected Areas of Slovenia] (PDF) (in Slovenian and English). Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Republic of Slovenia. ISBN 978-961-6392-61-7.
External links
- Environmental Atlas of the Environment of Slovenia. Contains detailed maps of the Natura 2000 sites in Slovenia. Environmental Agency of Slovenia.
- Natura 2000 in Slovenia. Ministry of the Agriculture and Environment of the Republic of Slovenia.
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