\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\nThere is also a geological lapidarium, i.e. a collection of stones and erratic boulders from the Warmia and Mazury regions, as well as a beekeeper's corner and historical exhibits related to the work of foresters.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\nIn the 15-hectare arboretum, in addition to the so-called natural forest, you can see the section of Polish flora with 300 species of native tree and shrub cultivars and a collection of 700 species and varieties of trees occurring in forests.\n\n\n\nThere is also a geological lapidarium, i.e. a collection of stones and erratic boulders from the Warmia and Mazury regions, as well as a beekeeper's corner and historical exhibits related to the work of foresters.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\nIt's the so-called \"blue frogs\" that enjoy the greatest interest of tourists every year. These are moor frogs living in forest swamps and ponds, whose males take on an intense blue color during the breeding season.\n\n\n\nIn the 15-hectare arboretum, in addition to the so-called natural forest, you can see the section of Polish flora with 300 species of native tree and shrub cultivars and a collection of 700 species and varieties of trees occurring in forests.\n\n\n\nThere is also a geological lapidarium, i.e. a collection of stones and erratic boulders from the Warmia and Mazury regions, as well as a beekeeper's corner and historical exhibits related to the work of foresters.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\n\"This year's spring is a bit delayed, but you can already see the first signs in nature. Wild violets and anemones are blooming, and the first shrubs are also blooming, like the dogwood. And the marsh frogs already have their breeding season\" - said the manager of the arboretum, Paulina Rutkowska.\n\n\n\nIt's the so-called \"blue frogs\" that enjoy the greatest interest of tourists every year. These are moor frogs living in forest swamps and ponds, whose males take on an intense blue color during the breeding season.\n\n\n\nIn the 15-hectare arboretum, in addition to the so-called natural forest, you can see the section of Polish flora with 300 species of native tree and shrub cultivars and a collection of 700 species and varieties of trees occurring in forests.\n\n\n\nThere is also a geological lapidarium, i.e. a collection of stones and erratic boulders from the Warmia and Mazury regions, as well as a beekeeper's corner and historical exhibits related to the work of foresters.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\nThe forest botanical garden in Kudypy presents collections of trees and shrubs, comprising about a thousand species and varieties. From April to June, visitors can see, among others, blooming magnolias, colorful rhododendrons, and azaleas.\n\n\n\n\"This year's spring is a bit delayed, but you can already see the first signs in nature. Wild violets and anemones are blooming, and the first shrubs are also blooming, like the dogwood. And the marsh frogs already have their breeding season\" - said the manager of the arboretum, Paulina Rutkowska.\n\n\n\nIt's the so-called \"blue frogs\" that enjoy the greatest interest of tourists every year. These are moor frogs living in forest swamps and ponds, whose males take on an intense blue color during the breeding season.\n\n\n\nIn the 15-hectare arboretum, in addition to the so-called natural forest, you can see the section of Polish flora with 300 species of native tree and shrub cultivars and a collection of 700 species and varieties of trees occurring in forests.\n\n\n\nThere is also a geological lapidarium, i.e. a collection of stones and erratic boulders from the Warmia and Mazury regions, as well as a beekeeper's corner and historical exhibits related to the work of foresters.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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\nStarting from Friday, after the winter break, the forest arboretum in the Kudypy forest district (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship) is open to visitors. In the coming days, you can see, among others, \"blue frogs\" there.\n\n\n\nThe forest botanical garden in Kudypy presents collections of trees and shrubs, comprising about a thousand species and varieties. From April to June, visitors can see, among others, blooming magnolias, colorful rhododendrons, and azaleas.\n\n\n\n\"This year's spring is a bit delayed, but you can already see the first signs in nature. Wild violets and anemones are blooming, and the first shrubs are also blooming, like the dogwood. And the marsh frogs already have their breeding season\" - said the manager of the arboretum, Paulina Rutkowska.\n\n\n\nIt's the so-called \"blue frogs\" that enjoy the greatest interest of tourists every year. These are moor frogs living in forest swamps and ponds, whose males take on an intense blue color during the breeding season.\n\n\n\nIn the 15-hectare arboretum, in addition to the so-called natural forest, you can see the section of Polish flora with 300 species of native tree and shrub cultivars and a collection of 700 species and varieties of trees occurring in forests.\n\n\n\nThere is also a geological lapidarium, i.e. a collection of stones and erratic boulders from the Warmia and Mazury regions, as well as a beekeeper's corner and historical exhibits related to the work of foresters.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum, founded in 1989, apart from collecting plants, also conducts scientific research and nature education. It was created as a result of hurricane winds that knocked down some trees in the seed stand in the 80s. Additionally, the weakening of the stand was influenced by the drop in groundwater levels, the creation of natural gaps, and secondary pests. In its place, a botanical garden was established.\n\n\n\nThe arboretum is open every day, including Sundays and holidays, from mid-April to the end of October.\n\n\n\nsource: PAP\n","notix_send_checkbox":"off","cmplz_hide_cookiebanner":"","tdb_template_type":null,"wp-to-buffer-pro":"a:1:{s:8:\"override\";s:1:\"0\";}","wpil_sync_error":1,"post_views_last_72_hours":2,"wpil_sync_report3":1}},"postCountOnPage":1,"postCountTotal":1,"postID":141900,"postFormat":"standard"};
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Po zimowej przerwie, od piątku, arboretum leśne w rejonie leśnym Kudypy (województwo warmińsko-mazurskie) jest otwarte dla zwiedzających. W ciągu najbliższych dni można tam zobaczyć między innymi „niebieskie żaby”.
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Leśny ogród botaniczny w Kudypach prezentuje zbiory drzew i krzewów, składające się z około tysiąca gatunków i odmian. Od kwietnia do czerwca można tam zobaczyć między innymi kwitnące magnolie, kolorowe azalie oraz różaneczniki.
„Wiosna w tym roku jest trochę opóźniona, ale już można zauważyć pierwsze oznaki w przyrodzie. Kwitną już dzikie fiołki, przylaszczki, a pierwsze krzewy kwitną też np. dereń. A żaby trawne już mają okres godowy” – powiedziała kierownik arboretum, Paulina Rutkowska.
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Największe zainteresowanie turystów co roku budzą tzw. „niebieskie żaby”. To trawne żaby zamieszkujące leśne bagna i stawy, których samce podczas okresu godowego przyjmują intensywny niebieski kolor.
Na powierzchni 15 hektarów arboretum, oprócz tzw. lasu naturalnego, można zobaczyć jeszcze m.in. dział roślinności Polski z 300 gatunkami rodzimych kultywarów drzew i krzewów oraz zbiór 700 gatunków i odmian drzew występujących w lasach.
Na terenie arboretum znajduje się także lapidarium geologiczne, czyli kolekcja skał i głazów narzutowych z rejonów Warmii i Mazur, a także kącik pszczelarski i eksponaty historyczne związane z pracą leśników.
Arboretum, założone w 1989 roku, oprócz zbierania roślin, prowadzi również badania naukowe i edukację przyrodniczą. Powstało w wyniku huraganowych wiatrów, które w latach 80. przewróciły część drzew w stanowisku nasieniowym. Dodatkowo na osłabienie zgłębienia miały wpływ obniżanie się poziomu wód gruntowych, tworzenie się naturalnych przerw oraz szkodniki wtórne. Na jego miejsce powstał ogród botaniczny.
Arboretum jest czynne codziennie, włącznie z niedzielami i świętami, od połowy kwietnia do końca października.
