Romanovsky landscape reserve
Romanovsky reserve was established in 1984 and is the most important environmental object. Reserve Reserve created as a large area of rare species of plants and wildlife. Its area is 482 hectares of forest, plains, lakes and ravines.
All existing types of plantations are of natural origin. Here are found rare oak, hornbeam and beech. After creating Romanovsky reserve on the territory of the forest began to revive endangered species of animals: wild boar, elk, storks.
The main attraction of the area is the mountain called Kamuli. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that high (471 meters above sea level) mountain is located among the plains. Surrounding area - steppe and forest zones without rocky formations. On the mountain set information signs and labels with exact data for hikers and bicycle tourists. Surface densely covered with Kamuli dense forest of beech precious. Part of the forest plantations planted hornbeam, which instilled in recent years after the founding of the Romanov landscape reserve.
