This media file displays an informational sign, likely outdoors given the blurred background of reeds or tall grass, providing details about the distribution of bison (żubr) in Poland. The top of the sign features logos for European Funds (Fundusze Europejskie Infrastruktura i Środowisko), the Republic of Poland (Rzeczpospolita Polska), and the European Union (Unia Europejska Fundusz Spójności). The main title reads "ROZMIESZCZENIE ŻUBRA W POLSCE" (Distribution of Bison in Poland). Text sections provide statistics and context: As of late 2022, the world bison population was nearly 10,500, with 2,603 in Poland (2,494 wild, over 200 in captive breeding). It highlights significant population growth over the last decade due to conservation projects and international cooperation. Another paragraph mentions the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, State Forests, Białowieża National Park, and the Association of Bison Lovers as key partners in protection efforts. A map of Poland dominates the central part of the sign, illustrating bison locations with two types of silhouettes. A legend on the left distinguishes "HODOWLE ZAMKNIĘTE" (Closed Breeding Centers) with a list of locations including Bałtów, Białowieża, Białystok, Bydgoszcz, Gdańsk-Oliwa, Warsaw, and Wrocław, marked by dark brown bison icons. "STADA WOLNOŚCIOWE" (Wild Herds) are listed with locations like Bieszczady, Lasy Janowskie, Puszcza Augustowska, Puszcza Białowieska, and Puszcza Borecka, marked by green bison icons. Below the map, text states that "W 2023 ODDANO TRZY NOWE ZAGRODY W NADLEŚNICTWACH: Dwukoły, Rybnik, Supraśl." (In 2023, three new enclosures were opened in forest districts: Dwukoły, Rybnik, Supraśl). Two QR codes are present for "ukraińską wersję" (Ukrainian version) and "english version" (English version). The bottom edge includes a credit "fot. - archiwum Nadleśnictwa Dwukoły" and logos for State Forests (Lasy Państwowe), Białowieża National Park, and a bison graphic. Contact information for Nadleśnictwo Dwukoły (Dwukoły Forest District) is provided, including address, phone, and email. No people are visible in the image. in Mława, Poland

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Jun 4, 2026

Mława, Poland

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This media file displays an informational sign, likely outdoors given the blurred background of reeds or tall grass, providing details about the distribution of bison (żubr) in Poland. The top of the sign features logos for European Funds (Fundusze Europejskie Infrastruktura i Środowisko), the Republic of Poland (Rzeczpospolita Polska), and the European Union (Unia Europejska Fundusz Spójności). The main title reads "ROZMIESZCZENIE ŻUBRA W POLSCE" (Distribution of Bison in Poland). Text sections provide statistics and context: As of late 2022, the world bison population was nearly 10,500, with 2,603 in Poland (2,494 wild, over 200 in captive breeding). It highlights significant population growth over the last decade due to conservation projects and international cooperation. Another paragraph mentions the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, State Forests, Białowieża National Park, and the Association of Bison Lovers as key partners in protection efforts. A map of Poland dominates the central part of the sign, illustrating bison locations with two types of silhouettes. A legend on the left distinguishes "HODOWLE ZAMKNIĘTE" (Closed Breeding Centers) with a list of locations including Bałtów, Białowieża, Białystok, Bydgoszcz, Gdańsk-Oliwa, Warsaw, and Wrocław, marked by dark brown bison icons. "STADA WOLNOŚCIOWE" (Wild Herds) are listed with locations like Bieszczady, Lasy Janowskie, Puszcza Augustowska, Puszcza Białowieska, and Puszcza Borecka, marked by green bison icons. Below the map, text states that "W 2023 ODDANO TRZY NOWE ZAGRODY W NADLEŚNICTWACH: Dwukoły, Rybnik, Supraśl." (In 2023, three new enclosures were opened in forest districts: Dwukoły, Rybnik, Supraśl). Two QR codes are present for "ukraińską wersję" (Ukrainian version) and "english version" (English version). The bottom edge includes a credit "fot. - archiwum Nadleśnictwa Dwukoły" and logos for State Forests (Lasy Państwowe), Białowieża National Park, and a bison graphic. Contact information for Nadleśnictwo Dwukoły (Dwukoły Forest District) is provided, including address, phone, and email. No people are visible in the image.

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