NEWS

First observations of the flora

First observations of the flora for this year were held in the Rila Monastery Nature Park. The monitoring started with the harbingers of spring - the snowdrops. They peek impatient from the still cold ground covered with snow. Snowdrop is a protected species included in the Red Book of the Republic of Bulgaria and the Biodiversity Act. The species is observed annually on the territory of Rila Monastery Nature Park, and the monitoring results show that the population of...

Successfully completed project for restoration and protection of natural habitat 6430 Hydrophilic communities of tall grasses in the plains and in the mountain to the alpine zone and construction of a site for feeding Black Vulture, Rock Eagle and Cross Eagle on the territory of Rila Monastery Nature Park

Under the project, 8 decares of natural habitat were restored 6430 Hydrophilic communities of tall grasses in the plains and in the mountain to the alpine belt in two areas of the park. The activities that helped to improve the condition of the habitat were: installation of wooden railings and grills that limited the anthropogenic impact on it, research activities on the vegetation, activities to improve the water regime, and removal of shrub species such as willow and willow....

The number of populations of three species of protected birds in Rila Monastery National Park has increased

n 27.10.2020 in the hall of Hristo Botev Community Center Directorate of Rila Monastery Nature Park at the Executive Forest Agency, held a final press conference on the project "Maintenance and restoration activities in habitat 6430 Hydrophilic communities of tall grasses in the plains and in the mountain to the alpine belt and of target birds of prey on the territory of Rila Monastery Nature Park           The press conference was opened by Eng. Dimitar Grigorov - Director...

For visitors to the park

For the pleasant stay on the territory of Rila Monastery Nature Park, the forest inspectors build, restore and maintain recreation areas to be used by all visitors and guests. The park management hopes that there will be no more visitors who damage the park infrastructure with their actions. Let's preserve together what the employees of the park have created and teach the younger generation of love and responsibility for nature.