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Instead of a New Park, an Enlargement of the Old One. The Government's Way of Responding to the President's Veto.

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The government has prepared a draft regulation that would incorporate nearly 1,400 hectares of Międzyodrze, within the boundaries of Szczecin and the Kołbaskowo commune, into Drawieński National Park. This measure is intended to ensure the highest level of nature conservation for these valuable areas of the Lower Oder Valley, after the president vetoed a previous bill establishing a separate Lower Oder Valley National Park.
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The government has prepared a draft regulation that would incorporate nearly 1,400 hectares of Międzyodrze, within the boundaries of Szczecin and the Kołbaskowo commune, into Drawieński National Park. This measure is intended to ensure the highest level of nature conservation for these valuable areas of the Lower Oder Valley, after the president vetoed a previous bill establishing a separate Lower Oder Valley National Park.

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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