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(‎Removed claim: summary (P836): The Puszcza Knyszynska Forest Landscape Park (PKCP) is located in two areas in the Natura 2000 European ecological network (Ostoja Knyszynska and Puszcza Knyszynska). Within the boundaries of the park, 21 nature reserves have been created. They protect several precious species of native flora and fauna, including open sanders (category E), Levier liecel (VU, E), Mannerheim (VU) and lynx (NT). In addition to individual flora species, a valuable...)
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The Puszcza Knyszynska Forest Landscape Park (PKCP) is located in two areas in the Natura 2000 European ecological network (Ostoja Knyszynska and Puszcza Knyszynska). Within the boundaries of the park, 21 nature reserves have been created. They protect several precious species of native flora and fauna, including open sanders (category E), Levier liecel (VU, E), Mannerheim (VU) and lynx (NT). In addition to individual flora species, a valuable natural habitat has also been preserved in the PKCA area. Under the Nature Conservation Act, the park service carries out tasks relating to the protection of all forms of nature protection within the boundaries of the landscape park. Taking into account the huge biodiversity (the presence of valuable species and habitats), all formal steps should be taken to limit the growing pressure on the Park’s environment, as well as to regulate and clarify the current law on the protection of this site. The purpose of the project is to draw up a part of the draft new Park Protection Plan (POP). Due to the limitation of the duration of the projects in the competition rules, it is not possible to carry out a complete POP. The current POP of 2001 has no legal force as a planning document which is essential to the development plans of the municipalities of the municipalities, or as a document for the protection of the nature, culture and landscape of the park. The purpose — preparation of part of the POP project will be done by performing two tasks: the inventory of the PKPK area, together with the development of results in the GIS system, and the implementation of the 4 thematic operations and maps. The documents created as part of the project will be transferred to 7 forest districts from PKCP, 14 municipalities forming part of the Park, RDOŚ in Białystok and GDOŚ in Warsaw and Marshal Office in Białystok. In addition, the collected material after completion of the work will be made available to the academic community in order to make more efficient use of the PKPK area in various scientific studies. (English)
 
Property / summary: The Puszcza Knyszynska Forest Landscape Park (PKCP) is located in two areas in the Natura 2000 European ecological network (Ostoja Knyszynska and Puszcza Knyszynska). Within the boundaries of the park, 21 nature reserves have been created. They protect several precious species of native flora and fauna, including open sanders (category E), Levier liecel (VU, E), Mannerheim (VU) and lynx (NT). In addition to individual flora species, a valuable natural habitat has also been preserved in the PKCA area. Under the Nature Conservation Act, the park service carries out tasks relating to the protection of all forms of nature protection within the boundaries of the landscape park. Taking into account the huge biodiversity (the presence of valuable species and habitats), all formal steps should be taken to limit the growing pressure on the Park’s environment, as well as to regulate and clarify the current law on the protection of this site. The purpose of the project is to draw up a part of the draft new Park Protection Plan (POP). Due to the limitation of the duration of the projects in the competition rules, it is not possible to carry out a complete POP. The current POP of 2001 has no legal force as a planning document which is essential to the development plans of the municipalities of the municipalities, or as a document for the protection of the nature, culture and landscape of the park. The purpose — preparation of part of the POP project will be done by performing two tasks: the inventory of the PKPK area, together with the development of results in the GIS system, and the implementation of the 4 thematic operations and maps. The documents created as part of the project will be transferred to 7 forest districts from PKCP, 14 municipalities forming part of the Park, RDOŚ in Białystok and GDOŚ in Warsaw and Marshal Office in Białystok. In addition, the collected material after completion of the work will be made available to the academic community in order to make more efficient use of the PKPK area in various scientific studies. (English) / rank
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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Draft Conservation Plan for the Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park — partial study
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio

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    country
    Poland
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    EU contribution
    171,704.21 zloty
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    41,209.01 Euro
    exchange rate to Euro
    0.24 Euro
    point in time
    13 January 2020
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    budget
    202,004.98 zloty
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    48,481.2 Euro
    exchange rate to Euro
    0.24 Euro
    point in time
    13 January 2020
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    co-financing rate
    85.0 percent
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    start time
    1 May 2017
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    end time
    4 July 2018
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    beneficiary name (string)
    WOJEWÓDZTWO PODLASKIE
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    beneficiary
    Q2516122
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    coordinate location

    53°16'0.5"N, 22°51'9.4"E
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    summary
    Park Krajobrazowy Puszczy Knyszyńskiej (PKPK) usytuowany jest w całości na terenie dwóch obszarów europejskiej sieci ekologicznej Natura 2000 (Ostoja Knyszyńska i Puszcza Knyszyńska). W granicach Parku powołano 21 rezerwatów przyrody. Chronią one kilkanaście stanowisk cennych gatunków rodzimej flory i fauny m.in. sasanki otwartej (kategoria E), lipiennika Loesela (VU,E), pogrzybnicy Mannerheima (VU) oraz rysia (NT). Na obszarze PKPK oprócz pojedynczych gatunków flory zachowały się również cenne siedliska przyrodnicze. Na mocy ustawy o ochronie przyrody służba parku realizuje zadania związane z ochroną wszystkich form ochrony przyrody w granicach parku krajobrazowego. Biorąc pod uwagę ogromną bioróżnorodność (obecność cennych gatunków oraz siedlisk) należy podjąć wszelkie kroki formalne, które pozwolą ograniczyć coraz silniejszą presję na środowisko Parku, a także uregulować i dowiązać do wytycznych aktualnego prawa zasady ochrony tego terenu. Celem projektu jest sporządzenie części projektu nowego Planu Ochrony Parku (POP). Ze względu na ograniczenie czasu projektów w regulaminie konkursu, nie jest możliwe wykonanie kompletnego POP. Aktualny POP z 2001 r. nie ma mocy prawnej jako dokument planistyczny istotny w planach zagospodarowania puszczańskich gmin, ani jako dokument ochrony przyrody, kultury i krajobrazu Parku. Założony cel – przygotowanie części projektu POP zostanie zrealizowany poprzez wykonanie dwóch zadań: inwentaryzację obszaru PKPK wraz z opracowaniem wyników w systemie GIS, oraz wykonanie 4 tematycznych operatów wraz z mapami. Utworzone w ramach projektu dokumenty zostaną przekazane 7 nadleśnictwom z terenu PKPK, 14 gminom wchodzącym w skład Parku, RDOŚ w Białymstoku oraz GDOŚ w Warszawie i Urzędowi Marszałkowskiemu w Białymstoku. Ponadto zebrany materiał po zakończeniu prac zostanie udostępniony środowiskom akademickim, co umożliwi efektywniejsze wykorzystanie obszaru PKPK w różnorodnych badaniach naukowych. (Polish)
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    Identifiers

    Polish Kohesio ID
    RPPD.06.03.00-20-0004/16
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