Work is underway to improve wetland water conditions in Kampinos National Park. At present, two riffles have been constructed in the area of the former villages of Karolinów and Pieklice.… Więcej »
Construction has started
After a long period of preparation, we are finally moving forward with the implementation of key technical measures. As part of these activities, 14 structures will be built to stabilise… Więcej »
New pond complexes in Kampinos National Park
In September, the construction of three additional pond complexes was completed as part of efforts to improve habitats for amphibians – the great crested newt Triturus cristatus (1166) and the fire-bellied toad Bombina… Więcej »
Haymaking in the Forest in Granica
This year, for the first time, the Kampinos Forest Haymaking Festival in Granica was held in the Kampinos Forest – a celebration of work, tradition, and love of nature. The… Więcej »
Haymaking in Granica
REC Polska and Kampinos National Park cordially invite the residents of the Kampinos Forest area to a workshop on traditional scything and haystack building. Join us on 6 September at… Więcej »
Planting plants and the presence of fire-bellied toads in the pond
As part of the Kampinoskie Bagna 2 project, a complex of ponds was created to strengthen the amphibian population in Kampinos National Park. These small water bodies were established at the beginning… Więcej »
The second year of combating knotweed by netting in the KPN has begun
Knotweed is one of the most difficult invasive plants to control. In 2024, we began combating it in the Kampinos Forest using the netting method. According to the work plan,… Więcej »
Drought in Kampinos
This year is the first in 10 years, or perhaps even longer, when there has been so little water in the Kampinos marshes and elsewhere. Currently, 0.35 m3 of water… Więcej »
Meeting with the authors of VADEMECUM KAMPINOSKICH BAGIEN
On 22 March, there will be a meeting with the authors of VADEMECUM KAMPINOSKICH BAGIEN (Vademecum of the Kampinos Marshes) – a book about the wetlands of the Kampinos Forest… Więcej »
Camera trap monitoring of predation on bird nests on watercourses and reservoirs in the KPN
Camera trap monitoring of bird nests was conducted in areas where the presence of alien predatory mammal species was expected: the American mink, raccoon, and raccoon dog. The study involved… Więcej »
