Nature and wildlife travel guide to Bialowieza, Biebrza and Masuria in Northeast Poland, including extensive background information and car and walking routes, and tips for finding wildflowers, birds and other wildlife.

The north-east corner of Poland is a natural treasure chamber, with famous areas like the Biebrza and Białowieża. The Biebrza and its marshes form central Europe’s most pristine lowland river ecosystem. Likewise, Białowieża National Park is famous for being the last primeval lowland forest left in Europe. These areas, together with the many other natural areas nearby, form one gigantic nature-rich region, in which wild Bison, Wolves and Elks roam, and many rare birds, dragonflies, butterflies and wildflowers can be found. This Crossbill Guide describes 20 routes and 5 sites to discover Northeast Poland's nature and scenery. It is complemented with extensive background information on landscape, flora and fauna and tips to observe wildlife.