Koygorodsky National Park

Virgin southern taiga forest on the flat eastern edge of the East European Plain

Koygorodsky protects one of the largest expanses of virgin southern taiga in Europe, with old-growth spruce and aspen forest covering over 99% of the land. The terrain is almost flat, and the park has no settlements and roads on only 1% of its area.

1Old-growth spruce forestRare fern-green moss spruce taiga, found only where logging has long been absent.
2Old-growth aspen forestMature aspen stands that add to the park's high biodiversity.
Old-growth spruce forest
Old-growth spruce forest
Old-growth aspen forest
Old-growth aspen forest

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Russia · Komi Republic Size 567 km² Protected area category: IUCN II

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    Sedka River

    Runs north from the park, eventually reaching the White Sea.

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