Flora

The Drawa National Park has over 900 vascular plant species, almost 150 species of trees and shrubs, and over 200 different plant communities. Such diversity is rarely seen in Poland. Because of these riches, the Drawa National Park is one of the most botanically interesting regions of northwestern Poland.

The most interesting botanical features are the stations of northern leatherleaf, fen orchid, and Turk’s cap lily. Botanists delight themselves in the beauty of peatbogs, and the rich flora of meadows, river ecosystems, well-heads, and lakes, as well as the well preserved ecosystems of beech and pine forests.

The Drawa National Park’s flora is a unique phenomenon on a national scale because of its high degree of conservation; therefore it deserves to be preserved with outmost care