Sporovsky
Belarus, Brest Region
About Sporovsky
Sporovsky Biological Reserve protects one of Europe's largest lowland fen mires along the Yaselda River floodplain in the Belarusian Polesie. It was Belarus's first Ramsar site and is globally significant as habitat for the aquatic warbler, the rarest songbird in Europe, with approximately 9% of the world's population nesting here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Sporovsky located?
Sporovsky is located in Brest Region, Belarus at coordinates 52.42, 25.32.
How do I get to Sporovsky?
To get to Sporovsky, the nearest city is Bereza (25 km).
How large is Sporovsky?
Sporovsky covers approximately 193.84 square kilometers (75 square miles).
When was Sporovsky established?
Sporovsky was established in 1991.
