Location: to the north of the Zainsk-Sarmanovo highway, Zainsky district, Bagryazhskyi zoological hunting reserve
Nestled within the expansive forest and steppe zone of the north-eastern part of Zainsky district, this wildlife reserve is a haven for a variety of creatures. The unique environment supports the coexistence of both woodland and steppe animals, including wood grouse, wild goats, and steppe marmots.
Diverse Inhabitants
The reserve is home to a diverse range of wildlife. From the majestic elk and wild boar to rare species like lynx and marten, the sanctuary nurtures a thriving ecosystem. These rare species contribute to the ecological balance of the region, making the reserve a vital conservation area.
Established Conservation in 1987
Established in 1987, the primary goal of this reserve was to strengthen the protection of capercaillie (wood grouse) and roe deer. Over the years, it has evolved into a symbol of dedicated conservation efforts, contributing significantly to the preservation of these iconic and rare species.
Strategic Location in Zainsky District
Strategically located in the north-eastern part of Zainsky district, the reserve covers an expansive area exceeding 40,000 hectares. This vast territory is crisscrossed by the meandering rivers Zycha and Bastyrma. The rivers add to the picturesque landscape and enhancing the biodiversity of the region.
Serene Beauty and Conservation Mission
Visitors to the reserve are treated to a serene and captivating experience, surrounded by the enchanting beauty of nature. The reserve not only offers a glimpse into the lives of its remarkable inhabitants. It also provides an opportunity to actively participate in wildlife preservation.
Serene Beauty and Conservation Mission
Visitors to the reserve are treated to a serene and captivating experience, surrounded by the enchanting beauty of nature. The reserve not only offers a glimpse into the lives of its remarkable inhabitants but also provides an opportunity to actively participate in wildlife preservation.
