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Land of the Leopard National Park was established to preserve the natural environment in the population of the Far Eastern leopard. Land of the Leopard National Park was established to preserve the natural environment in the population of the Far Eastern leopard. The park was established in 2012 and 5 April. Its total area — 261,868.84 hectares. By the «Land of Leopard» park area adjoining reserve «Cedar Pad».

Places suitable habitat for leopards are mainly in the area of broad-leaved and coniferous-deciduous forests, which starts on the coast and extends to a height of 800 m above sea level. Of these, the most favorable low mountains and hilly, adjacent to the shores of the Sea of Japan with lots of rocky outcrops. Places suitable habitat for leopards are mainly in the area of broad-leaved and coniferous-deciduous forests, which starts on the coast and extends to a height of 800 m above sea level. Of these, the most favorable low mountains and hilly, adjacent to the shores of the Sea of Japan with lots of rocky outcrops. In the protected area of the pools are located several rivers and large lakes – Hassan. The park is dominated by the monsoon climate. The average annual temperature is 4 ° C. January is the coldest month, its average temperature is -15 C frost-free period lasts about 185 days.

The flora of the park is represented by 82 species of vascular plants, which belong to the protected and rare in the Primorsky Territory. From the total number of species is 38%. Most of the plants (46 species) is included in the Red Book of Russia. The flora of the park is represented by 82 species of vascular plants, which belong to the protected and rare in the Primorsky Territory. From the total number of species is 38%. Most of the plants (46 species) is included in the Red Book of Russia. The fauna of the National Park different species diversity. It is home to rare species of animals included in the Red Book and the Red Book of the Russian Federation. The protected area is a permanent habitat of the Amur leopard. The local lakes and rivers is found 10 species of fish. Among amphibians widespread Far Eastern frog, common toad, Siberian salamander, oriental fire-bellied toad.

The forests and meadows nature reserve inhabited by the Amur takydromus, Adders, runners. The rotten stumps, trees, flowering meadows are found numerous insects. Here you can see exotic butterflies, in particular pavlinoglazok Brameya and Artem, moths erebomorfa and Ussuri, Donaciinae Schrenk. The forests and meadows nature reserve inhabited by the Amur takydromus, Adders, runners. The rotten stumps, trees, flowering meadows are found numerous insects. Here you can see exotic butterflies, in particular pavlinoglazok Brameya and Artem, moths erebomorfa and Ussuri, Donaciinae Schrenk. On a protected area inhabited by different species of mammals. Rodents are presented in the first red-gray vole. Usual greater long-tailed hamster, shrew, otter, speakers, American mink. Among the rare species — Ussuri Procellariiform and Ikonnikova bat, giant shrew and most small mammal in Russia — a tiny shrew. In addition, in the national park can be seen flying squirrel, chipmunk, shrub Manchurian hare. Among the large mammals common wild boar, roe deer, Himalayan black bear. Less commonly, in a protected area meets musk deer and sika deer. It is home to the representatives of the cat family: wild cat Far East, Far Eastern leopard, the Amur tiger. «Land of Leopard» Quite a varied bird fauna of the national park. Wood warblers inhabit (Whitehead and svetlogolovaya) zheltospinnaya and blue flycatcher, brown hawk-owl, Indian scops owl. Also here there are the following types of birds: gray wagtail, mandarin duck, kingfisher, Brown Dipper.

By the way, today anyone can observe the life of leopards in the wild: the park is a unique series of shooting these animals. By the way, today anyone can observe the life of leopards in the wild: the park is a unique series of shooting these animals. Its creators promise to show the audience something amazing, something not seen even by those who studied the leopard throughout his life. The series will show the real life of a large family of leopards without special effects and embellishments. To date, the series came five series, which can be seen on the official website of the National Park «Land of Leopard»

This is the least few and almost the smallest, but the most hardy predator spotted subspecies of the nine existing ones, which paid close attention to the area of environmental complex «Land of Leopard». National Park has all the conditions for successful reproduction in population. This is the least few and almost the smallest, but the most hardy predator spotted subspecies of the nine existing ones, which paid close attention to the area of environmental complex «Land of Leopard». National Park has all the conditions for successful reproduction in population. He has excellent vision: a distance of 1.5 km of the beast is able to see their prey, so he prefers to populate the steep ridges, which also help him to avoid meeting with the tiger — its natural enemy. It is an excellent climber, runner, swimmer and diver. From the place Amur leopard can jump to a height of five meters. This result he achieves because of its long tail, which also serves as a balancer during maneuvers and descent of a steep slope. The Far Eastern leopard is able to drag production exceeding its own weight in 2 times.

This ecological path length of 1680 meters operating since 2006. This ecological path length of 1680 meters operating since 2006. The trail, elevation changes which are 100 meters, is equipped with observation decks, parking for recreation, information boards and bridges through the picturesque Glens. The route crosses the areas of broad-leaved forests of cedar plantings of different ages and rare plants, and also passes through the fern forest. These zones provide a clear understanding of «home» Leopard.

From this information it can be concluded that the plot of land on which there is a National Park, it is an amazing and unique, to which people have to take good care of, thus preserves the population of the animal and plant worlds. From this information it can be concluded that the plot of land on which there is a National Park, it is an amazing and unique, to which people have to take good care of, thus preserves the population of the animal and plant worlds. For the sake of curiosity and extreme sensations can visit this place and remember this day for the rest of life.

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10 Russian national parks you need to visit at least once in your life

National parks attract tourists with their unique landscapes, clean air and water, and the opportunity to observe wild animals in their natural habitats. There are 49 national parks scattered across Russia, some of them located in truly remote places so it’s really hard to reach them, so get ready for an adventure.

1. Elk Island, Moscow

One of Russia’s first national parks, Losiny Ostrov (Elk Island) was created in 1983. It’s located to the north of the capital and stretches deep into the Moscow Region. Locals gather here to enjoy a calm weekend walking, riding bicycles, and of course looking at real elks.

How to get there: The entrance is near Belokamennaya station on the metro’s Circle Line. If you’d like to visit elks at the Biological Research Station you can catch a bus or ride a taxi from VDNKh metro station. Entrance to the park is free. Website.

2. Pleshcheyevo Lake, Yaroslavl

Pleschcheyevo Ozero (Lake) national park is located in the Yaroslavl Region (75 miles north east of Moscow) on the Golden Ring tourist route. Here you can feel the spirit of ancient Rus and welcome dusk on the lake embankment. The park surrounds the old city of Pereslavl-Zalessky, which is also worth to visit.

How to get there: Take a bus from Moscow’s Central Bus Station to Pereslavl-Zalessky. Check the schedule here (in Russian). All buses leave from platform 2. The entrance fee is 50 rubles ($0.80). Website.

3. Sochi National Park

The national park in Sochi (1,000 miles south of Moscow) was created in 1983 and it’s one of the most popular among Russians. The park has been reintroducing Caucasian leopards to the region since 2007. Tourists can enjoy waterfalls, caves, and canyons, or swim in the warm Black Sea located at the foot of park’s snowy mountains.

How to get there: Take a flight to Sochi. Then you need to catch the 86 bus, 101, or 104 bus from Sochi’s central railway station and get off at the “GIBDD” stop. Check the schedule here (in Russian). The entrance fee is 100 rubles ($1.60). Website.

4. Land of the Leopard, Vladivostok

If you travel to Vladivostok (5,600 miles east of Moscow) and like spotty rare cats, you will definitely fall in love with this place. The Land of the Leopard extends from Amur Bay (Sea of Japan) to Russia’s border with China and beyond. There’s only one tourist route in the park called “The Leopard’s Den.” Traces of wild cats can be found from the beginning of the hiking route, right up to a cave that was probably once lived in by a leopard. Also, there are several guided tours in the park.

How to get there: Take a flight to Vladivostok. Then you need to get to the park’s visitor center in the village of Barabash (Khasanskayastree, 6a) by jumping on the bus (check the schedule and buy tickets here). The entrance fee is 100 rubles ($1.60). If you’d like to order a guided tour, visit the park’s office in Vladivostok (Prospekt 100- letiya Vladivostoka , 127). Website.

5. Shorsky National Park, Kemerovo Region

Shorsky National Park

This park on the Mrassu River boasts the best from Siberia: Towering Altai mountains, the snowy hills of Western Sayany, dense taiga, gushing waterfalls, crystal clear lakes, and over 70 natural landmarks. Rare birds and other animals live here and if you’re lucky enough you might get to spot them. There are five touristic routes in the park where transport can be used.

How to get there: Take a flight to Novokuznetsk (2,000 miles east of Moscow).Then you need to get to the town of Tashtagol by regular bus (check the schedule and buy a ticket here). The park’s administration is located on Sadovaya street, 8A. Please inform the park’s authorities via the site, e-mail, or phone about your visit to get a pass for the park. The entrance fee is 200 rubles, but you can also order additional guided tours. Website.

6. Zabaikalsky National Park, Buryatia

The park is home to real Siberian animals: Curious sables, brown bears, and fluffy foxes. And of course, Lake Baikal — the deepest in the world – is located there. The Ushkanye Islands are where you will find the Baikal seal.

How to get there: Take a flight to Ulan-Ude (3,500 miles east of Moscow). Then take a mini-bus from the Uzhny bus station to the town of Ust-Barguzin ( 7:00 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily). The park’s visitor center is located in the town on the Lenina st., 71. To visit the park, you should get a permit at the visitor center. The entrance costs 100 rubles ($1.60). Website.

7. Kenozersky National Park, Arkhangelsk Region

The National Park of Kenozero (550 miles north of Moscow) impresses with its picturesque lakes, wooden chapels, small ancient villages, and undulating hills. Due to geological conditions, the plain forms an unique uplift surrounded by vast wetlands and taiga forest. In 2004 it was added to the list of UNESCO’s biosphere reserves.

How to get there: Take the train from Moscow to St. Petersburg, or Arkhangelsk to Nyandoma. Then you need to catch a bus to Kargopol and then a bus from Kargopol to Morschikhinskaya. Check the schedule on the park’s official website. The entrance fee is 100 rubles ($1.60).

8. Curonian Spit, Kaliningrad

Europe’s highest sand dunes are located in Russia’s smallest national park, Kurshskaya Kosa (Curonian Spit), where you can spend up to three days without a Russian visa if you’re on a cruise ship. Dunes the size of multi-story apartment complexes, pine forests, and Baltic beaches that stretch for many kilometers attract almost a million tourists every year.

How to get there: The park is located on the Russia-Lithuanian border — the state border control is right there. Take a bus from Kaliningrad to Klaipeda (check the schedule here) and get off before the border.

9. Samarskaya Luka, Samara

Take a wonderful trip to the Volga River and the Zhiguli Hills in Central Russia. Among popular landmarks are Molodetsky Kurgan, Devichya Gora, and the huge rock of Visly Kamen hanging 80 meters above the water.

How to get there: There are a lot of entrances to the park depending on the hiking route. Visit the central tourist’s office in Zhigulevsk (Tkacheva st., 109A) or Samara (Kuybysheva st., 127). You can get to Zhigulevsk from Samara by bus. The entrance fee is 50 rubles ($0.80). Website.

10. Valdai, Veliky Novgorod

The natural beauty of this park is a real draw for tourists: The picturesque lakes of Valdai and Seliger, Valdai Hills, and forests of glacial origin.

How to get there: Take a train from Moscow to Valdai or a bus from St. Petersburg. The entrance costs 100 rubles ($1.60). You can buy it in the park’s office in Valdai (Pobedy st., 5). Website (in Russian).

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