Poland Nature Atlas

Wild
Poland.

An immersive guide to Poland's national parks, forests, wetlands, mountains, coastlines and wildlife.

01 / Protected nature

23 national
parks.

Poland's protected landscapes range from ancient forests and wetlands to alpine mountains and moving Baltic dunes.

Podlaskie

Białowieża

Ancient forest landscape and one of Europe's most iconic wildlife areas.

Podlaskie

Biebrza

Vast wetlands and peat bogs across the Biebrza River valley.

Małopolska

Tatra

Rocky peaks, mountain lakes, valleys and alpine scenery.

Podkarpackie

Bieszczady

Forested Carpathian slopes and open grassy mountain ridges.

Pomerania

Słowiński

Coastal lakes, forests and the famous moving dunes of the Baltic.

West Pomerania

Wolin

Cliffs, forests, coastal waters and island landscapes.

02 / Wildlife

Meet the
wild.

Species focus

European bison

One of the symbols of Poland's wild nature and strongly associated with Białowieża Forest.

🦬

European bison

One of Europe's most remarkable large mammals.

🐺

Grey wolf

A powerful predator found in several Polish mountain and forest regions.

🐻

Brown bear

Associated particularly with the Carpathian mountain regions.

🦌

Red deer

A characteristic species of forests and mountain landscapes.

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Golden eagle

A spectacular bird of prey found in southern Poland.

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European beaver

An important ecosystem engineer of rivers and wetlands.

03 / Atlas

Nature,
mapped.

Explore Poland as a network of different natural environments.

Nature regions

Find your landscape.

From Baltic dunes in the north to Carpathian forests in the south.

Baltic coast01
Primeval forests02
Central wetlands03
Lake districts04
Carpathians05
Poland Nature Atlas

There is a wild side of Poland waiting for you.

Explore forests, wetlands, mountains, coastlines and wildlife across one of Europe's most geographically diverse countries.

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