If you are an avid fan of birds, you can indulge your hobby at Khankaisky Biosphere Nature Reserve (BNR) where you can watch everything from the adults’ arrival back from warm countries in early April to the chicks’ first flights in the summer. Продолжить
Udege Legend National Park
The Udege Legend National Park offers unique excursions into remote Amur tiger habitat in Russia. This tour goes completely off the beaten-track – only a handful of westerners have visited the park! Продолжить
Sikhote-Alin Biosphere Nature Reserve
The Sikhote-Alin Biosphere Nature Reserve lies 413 miles (665 km) north of Vladivostok. It is located in a watershed and eastern slopes of Central Sikhote-Alin Mountain Range; its south-eastern part goes to the Japan Sea coast. Продолжить
Lazovsky Nature Reserve
Recreational opportunities abound in Lazovsky Nature Reserve, a vast and beautiful wilderness with more than 121,000 hectares of space perfect for hiking, camping, and wildlife and bird watching. Продолжить
Zov Tigra National Park
Zov Tigra National Park (Roar of the Tiger), established in 2008, offers both adventure and nature observation opportunities. The highest mountains of Primorye (Mt. Oblachnaya 6,108 ft and Mt. Snezhnaya 5,524 ft), waterfalls, and crystal clear water give the Park incredible attractiveness. Продолжить
Far East Marine Biosphere Reserve
If you like diving, bird watching or boating, welcome to the Far East Marine Biosphere Reserve, Russia’s first marine reserve established in 1978 to protect the marine ecosystem of Peter the Great Bay! Продолжить
Kedrovaya Pad Biosphere Nature Reserve
Welcome to the Land of Amur Leopard! Kedrovaya Pad Biosphere Nature Reserve is the oldest Russian nature reserve, created in 1916 and located in the extreme south of the Russian Far East, not far from the borders with China and North Korea. It is home to the Amur leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis), listed as Critically Endangered by the IUCN. Продолжить
Fauna of the Ussuriisky taiga
In September 2004 Phoenix in cooperation with Wildlife Conservation Society and the Far Eastern State University, published “Fauna of the Ussuriisky taiga”, a field -guide on the wildlife of the region. This book, intended for tourists, travelers, researchers, schoolchildren and broad public, will provide rich material for observations and learning, help get an insight into the wonderful corners of the nature, and get acquainted with the unique world of the Sikhote -Alin mountain ridge. Продолжить
