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CIĘŻKOWICKO - ROŻNOWSKI
LANDSCAPE PARK
Ciężkowicko-Rożnowski Landscape Park was set up in
1995. It is situated in the south-eastern part of
Małopolska province. It covers the area of 24 130 ha
In the Park there are many
outcrops and outcrops of rock
that allow observation of layers
of different geological periods.
In the reserve occur
formed sandstones.
They originally
deposited as a loose
material in the basin
during the Tertiary.
This material is due
to diagenesis
transformation into a
rock concise.
‘PETRIFIED CITY RESERVE’ IN
CIĘŻKOWICE
Fauna in Ciężkowicko-Rożnowski
Landscape Park
By the diversity of habitat conditions that pervail in the
Park stands out the richness and diversity of species. A
large part of them is under strict species protection.
We can mention here:
Birds:
-
Black Stork
Black Woodpecker
Black Stork
Ural Tawny Owl
Sparrow Hawk
White-backed Woodpecker
Black Woodpecker
White-backed Woodpecker
Reptiles
-
Grass Snake
Adder
Sand Lizard
Viviparaus Lizard
Skydiver
Viviparaus Lizard
Adder
Skydiver
Amphibians
-
Newt
Great Crested Newt
Yellow-bellied Toad
Salamander
Toads
And other species of frogs
Great Crested Newt
Salamander
Yellow-bellied Toad
Mammals
-
Dewberry
Dormouse
Water Shrew
European Beaver
Numerous species of bats
Dewberry
European Beaver
Dormouse
Featuring a great landscape, the park abounds
with the original geological features and
unspoiled forest environments. Flora
contains about 900 species of vascular
plants. The most valuable component of the
vegetation are forest ecosystem with a high
degree of naturalness. There are 40 species
of protected plants. It indicates a high value
nature of the park. Dominant species of
trees are: beech, fir, pine and oak.
Forest communities

Fertile carpathian beech

Team hornbeam
PROTECTED SPECIES
Galium odoratum
Ostrich fern
Gentiana asclepiadea
Asarum europaeum
Rare mushrooms from the red
list
Sparassis crispa
Suillus cavipes
Soplówka jodłowa
The end
Sources:
www.zpkwm.pl/tarnow/turystyka.html
www.poland.travel/en-gb/natural/the-ciezkowicko-roznowski-landscape-park/
www.skamienialemiasto.pl/skamieniale-miasto/jak-powstaly-skaly/
Presented by:
Julia Leśniowska
Wiktoria Bednarz
Natalia Kozioł
School: Team of primary school number 1 name of John Paul II and junior high school in Skrzyszów
Zespół Szkoły Podstawowej nr 1 im. Jana Pawła II i Gimnazjum w Skrzyszowie
Class: 2 junior high school