Sumava National Park

The Sumava National Park or Bohemian Forest National Park is a country wide park inside the South Bohemian areas of the Czech Republic alongside the border with Germany and Austria. They shield a touch-inhabited place of the mountain variety of the equal name, the Sumava or Bohemian Forest. Since 1990 it has been a included biosphere reserve of UNESCO. The Bohemian Forest mountain range is blanketed via the most substantial wooded area in Central Europe, whose herbal composition become, however, modified and these days spruce plantations succeed in maximum of the vicinity.

In many places non-native spruce sorts were planted. These are not well adapted to the harsh nearby climate and are consequently susceptible to a number factors, inclusive of strong winds and bark beetle. Numerous massive plateaux with raised peat bogs, glacial lakes and remnants of primeval forests entire a mosaic of habitats which might be little disturbed by way of human settlements as most of the predominantly German-speaking population were expelled after World War II, and the location have become part of the deserted quarter alongside the Eastern Bloc border.