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List of potential Emerald areas in the Republic of Serbia National Status No Site Code Site Name Ramsar MAB IPA IBA PBA Protection 1 RS0000001 GORNJE PODUNAVLJE SRP x x x 2 RS0000002 KOPAONIK NP x x x 3 RS0000003 OBEDSKA BARA SRP x x x 4 RS0000004 PROKLETIJE UPZ-NP x x x 5 RS0000005 DELIBLATSKA PEŠČARA SRP x x x x 6 RS0000006 VLASINA PIO x x x 7 RS0000007 FRUŠKA GORA NP x x x 8 RS0000008 ŠAR PLANINA NP x x x 9 RS0000009 TARA NP x x x 10 RS0000010 SLANO KOPOVO SRP x x x 11 RS0000011 STARA PLANINA PP x x x 12 RS0000012 DJERDAP NP x x x 13 RS0000013 LUDAŠKO JEZERO SRP x x x 14 RS0000014 ZASAVICA SRP x x x x 15 RS0000015 DOLINA PČINJE PIO x x 16 RS0000016 SUBOTIČKA PEŠČARA PIO x x 17 RS0000017 VRŠAČKE PLANINE PIO x x 18 RS0000018 ŠARGAN-MOKRA GORA PIO x 19 RS0000019 SUVA PLANINA UPZ-SRP x x x 20 RS0000020 JELAŠNIČKA KLISURA SRP x KOVILJSKO- x x 21 RS0000021 PETROVARADINSKI RIT SRP 22 RS0000022 PAŠNJACI VELIKE DROPLJE SRP x x 23 RS0000023 SELEVENJSKE PUSTARE SRP x x 24 RS0000024 CARSKA BARA SRP x x x 25 RS0000025 KLISURA REKE UVAC SRP x 26 RS0000026 KLISURA REKE MILEŠEVKE RPP-UPZ-SRP x x x 27 RS0000027 RTANJ StPR-UPZ-SRP x x 28 RS0000028 GRMIJA PP x x 29 RS0000029 PALIĆ PP x x 30 RS0000030 GOLIJA PP x x x x 31 RS0000031 SIĆEVAČKA KLISURA PP x x x 32 RS0000032 MIRUŠA PIO x OVČARSKO-KABLARSKA x 33 RS0000033 KLISURA PIO 34 RS0000034 ZLATIBOR UPZ-PP x 35 RS0000035 JERMA UPZ-SRP x x 36 RS0000036 SUVOBOR PI x x 37 RS0000037 PEŠTER PI x x x x 38 RS0000038 KARAĐORĐEVO SRP x 39 RS0000039 KLISURA REKE TREŠNJICE SRP x 40 RS0000040 VENERINA PADINA SRP 41 RS0000041 FELJEŠANA StPR-UPZ-RP 42 RS0000042 MUSTAFA StPR 43 RS0000043 LAZAREV KANJON SP x x 44 RS0000044 PROKOP RP 45 RS0000045 ŠALINAČKI LUG SP 46 RS0000046 TESNE JARUGE StPR-UPZ-SRP 47 RS0000047 VINATOVAČA ORP 48 RS0000048 ZELENIČJE StPR-UPZ-SRP 49 RS0000049 ZELENIKA StPR-UPZ-SRP 50 RS0000050 KLISURA OSANIČKE REKE SP 51 RS0000051 MALA JASENOVA GLAVA StPR-UPZ-SRP 52 RS0000052 OZRENSKE LIVADE PNL-UPZ-PIO x 53 RS0000053 TIKVARA PP 54 RS0000054 KLISURA REKE GRADAC PIO x x 55 RS0000055 KUČAJSKE PLANINE PI x 56 RS0000056 PANČEVAČKE ADE PI 57 RS0000057 ZAOVINE UPZ-PIO 58 RS0000058 AVALA PIO x 59 RS0000059 KOSMAJ PIO x 60 RS0000060 RADAN PI x 61 RS0000061 BUSOVATA StPR Key NP - National Park, PIO - Landscape of Outstanding Features, PNL - Landscape of outstanding beauty, PP - Nature Park, RPP - Regional Nature Park, RP - Nature Reserve, ORP - General Nature Reserve, SRP - Special Nature Reserve, StPR- StPR - Strict Nature Reserve, SP - Monument of Nature, UPZ - Protection under way, PI - Preliminary research, Ramsar - Ramsar Site, MAB - Biosphere Reserve, IPA - Important Plant Area, IBA - Important Bird Area, PBA - Prime Butterfly Area .

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