Environmental rules
Short, clear and the same for everyone — residents and guests alike.
Littering outside bins
Including cigarette butts, chewing gum and fruit peel.
WasteBurning waste
Burning plastic and packaging releases toxic smoke and can start a wildfire.
FireDriving onto shores and meadows
Park only in designated parking areas.
Flora & faunaWashing cars or carpets in water bodies
Oil and chemicals destroy aquatic life.
WaterCutting trees and shrubs
Use only fallen dry branches for campfires.
Flora & faunaWriting on rocks and monuments
Damaging cultural heritage sites carries separate liability.
OtherFlying drones without permission
In protected areas drones disturb nesting birds.
Noise & behaviourFeeding or catching wild animals, destroying nests and burrows
Feeding changes animals’ natural behaviour and is dangerous for people. Model visiting rules, cl. 29; Art. 90 of the Administrative Code.
Flora & faunaPicking flowers, fruit, mushrooms, berries and medicinal plants
Prohibited in protected areas (Model rules, cl. 29). For Red Data Book plants — a fine under Art. 81 plus damages for every plant.
Flora & faunaCamping and lighting fires outside permitted places
Stoves and campfires only at places set by the area administration (Model rules, cl. 30); firewood is a paid service. Fire breaches in forests — Art. 84.
FireSmoking outside designated places
In dry grass and riverine forest one cigarette end can start a wildfire. Model visiting rules, cl. 29.
FireEntering with weapons, dogs or trapping gear
Exception: a fishing rod where the route passes permitted fishing spots. Model visiting rules, cl. 29.
Flora & fauna