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  1. Lake Vygonoshchanskoye surrounded by transitional and fen mires
    Old-aged forests preserved on islands among mires.

    Vigonoshchanskoe

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      16-01-2013
    • Site number: 
      2141
    • Published since: 
      2 year(s)
    54,611 ha
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  2. Central part of the bog
    The raised bog
    Displaying ground of the Black Grouse on the mire

    Kozyansky

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      29-03-2013
    • Site number: 
      2196
    • Published since: 
      2 year(s)
    28,469 ha
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  3. Most of the site is sitiated in the Pripyat River floodplain
    Floodplain oak woods are very valuable biotopes.
    Large raised bogs are unique biotopes for Polesie region
    Old-aged pine forests preserved on sand dunes among mires.
    Owbows in the Pripyat River floodplain.
    Owbows in the Pripyat River floodplain.
    Almost annually the Pripyat floodplain and adjacent villages get flooded.
    Almost annually the Pripyat floodplain and adjacent villages get flooded.

    Pripyatsky National Park

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      29-03-2013
    • Site number: 
      2197
    • Published since: 
      2 year(s)
    88,553 ha
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  4. Ramsar site Vydritsa is situated in the Berezina River floodplain
    The floodplain contains numerous oxbows
    Floodplain oak wood is one of the most valuable biotops of the site
    Vydritsa River flows into the Berezina River within the site's territory

    Vydritsa

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      29-03-2013
    • Site number: 
      2195
    • Published since: 
      2 year(s)
    17,403 ha
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  5. Raised Bog Rozhnianskoe
    Domzheritskoe Lake
    Berezina River
    Open transition mires are ideal displaying ground for Black grouse. Up to 30 males gather on the Postrezhskoe mire.
    The Reserve holds many natural small rivers, surrounded by swampy black alder forests.
    The left bank of the upper reaches of the Berezina River is occupied by a huge forest-swamp massif with a predominance of natural complexes undisturbed by man.
    Marsh marigold begins to blossom in early spring on the floodplain meadows of the Berezina River.
    The most typical plant of raised bogs is the Tussock cottongrass, whose seeds ripen in the end of May.
    During the spring flood period the Berezina River floods the whole floodplain and surrounding swampy forests; the flood reaches a width of 2-4 km.
    The Round-leaved sundew is a unique carnivorous plant, common in the Reserve’s mires.
    The Lesser spotted eagle is protected species of birds of prey, which is common in open biotopes in the Berezina floodplain.
    Black alder swampy forests in the southern part of the Reserve represent unique massif of untouched forests at an area of more than 15,000 ha.
    The Eurasian beaver is found throughout the whole territory of the Reserve, inhabiting both the Berezina River and its numerous tributaries.
    Berries of the Bog cranberry ripen on bogs in spring. It serves as a perfect food for many animal species.
    Floodplain meadows of the Berezina River are characterized by the exceptional variety of flora and fauna.

    Berezinsky Biosphere Reserve

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      25-01-2010
    • Site number: 
      1927
    • Published since: 
      3 year(s)
    85,192 ha
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  6. Drozbitka-Svina site
    Drozbitka-Svina site
    Drozbitka-Svina site

    Drozbitka-Svina

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      29-05-2014
    • Site number: 
      2261
    • Published since: 
      6 year(s)
    6,727 ha
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  7. Forest in the floodplain of the Iput River
    The floodplain of the Iput River
    Fen mires overgown with shrubs and combined with oxbow lakes in the floodplain of the Iput River

    Iput River Floodplain

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      30-03-2015
    • Site number: 
      2262
    • Published since: 
      6 year(s)
    3,502 ha
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  8. Morochno Ramsar Site
    Morochno Ramsar Site
    Morochno Ramsar Site
    Morochno Ramsar Site
    Morochno Ramsar Site
    Morochno Ramsar Site

    Morochno

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      07-09-2012
    • Site number: 
      2139
    • Published since: 
      5 year(s)
    6,444 ha
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  9. Podvelikiy Moh raised bog

    Podvelikiy Moh

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      30-03-2015
    • Site number: 
      2267
    • Published since: 
      6 year(s)
    10,647 ha
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  10. The waterlogged floodplain of the Buh River

    Polesye Valley of River Bug

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      29-05-2014
    • Site number: 
      2252
    • Published since: 
      7 year(s)
    23,159 ha
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