List of Protected Natural Resources in Serbia - Nature Reserves

Nature Reserves

There are 22 Nature reserves (IUCN category Ia) in Serbia and 6 more which are in the procedure of receiving the status of a Nature reserve. They are grouped into two groups: Strict Nature Reserves and Special Nature Reserves:

Strict Nature reserves Year of declaration City/Municipality Area (km²)
Vinatovača Despotovac 0.37
Danilova kosa Krupanj 0.067
Prokop Kruševac 0.06
Bukovo Negotin 0.10
Special Nature reserves Year of declaration City/Municipality Area (km²)
Deliblato Sand 1965 Vršac, Kovin, Bela Crkva, Alibunar 348.29
Upper Podunavlje Apatin, Sombor 196.48
Venerina padina Babušnica 0.003
Bagremara Bačka Palanka 1.18
Karađorđevo 1997 Bač, Bačka Palanka 29.53
Prebreza Blace 29.53
Stari Begej – Carska Bara 1955 Zrenjanin 16.76
Kraljevac Kovin 2.64
Selevenjske pustare Kanjiža, Subotica 6.77
Trešnjica river Gorge Ljubovija 5.95
Koviljsko-petrovaradinski rit Novi Sad, Sremski Karlovci, Inđija, Titel 48.41
Jelašnička river Gorge Niš 1.16
Uvac Nova Varoš, Sjenica 75.43
Slano Kopovo Novi Bečej 9.76
Obedska bara 1968 Pećinci, Ruma 98.20
Zasavica 1997 Sremska Mitrovica, Bogatić 67.01
Lake Ludaš 1982 Subotica 8.46
Pastures of the Great Bustard Čoka, Kikinda 9.79
Suva Planina proposed Bela Palanka, Gadžin Han, Niš 181.76
Jerma proposed Babušnica, Dimitrovgrad, Pirot 65.63
Titelski Breg proposed Titel 3.33
Goč proposed Kraljevo
Brzansko Moravište proposed Jagodina, Batočina 0.65
Okanj proposed Zrenjanin, Novi Bečej 56.78

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