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Cisna community, a heart of Bieszczady is one of the last large areas in Europe that is still in its natural state, covered with natural forests with rich fauna. There are three levels of vegetation in Bieszczady: foothills and valleys, sub-alpine forests and glades.

The glades were created as the result of the climate conditions and human activities such as grazing of cattle and ship, cutting out bushes, forest burning and creation of meadows. The glades are covered with mountain ash bushes, green olsza and willow and adler tress.

The largest areas are covered with just high grass and herbs. The top parts of glades are covered with grass and dense, short turf. All levels of vegetation are inhabited by various species of birds. The typical are sparrows and wrens and zniczki. The glades are inhabited by high mountain birds and birds living on rocks: columbines, eagles and large owls (eagle own and tawny owl).