Regulation proclaiming the landscape of exceptional features "Cultural landscape Tršić-Tronoša".

This Regulation states the following: The plain-hilly landscape of Jadra, which is located at the transition to the hilly belt of the Podrinje Mountains in western Serbia, which includes the area around the Vuk Stefanović Karadžić Memorial House in Tršić, the Tronoša Monastery and the wider area, as a mix of cultural and natural values tangible and intangible heritage, is declared a protected area of exceptional importance, ie category I as a landscape of exceptional features called "Cultural landscape Tršić-Tronoša". The natural values of the area are preserved complexes of autochthonous xerothermophilic malt-cerus and other types of forests, xeromesophilic sessile and hornbeam, as well as mesophilic beech forests. The flora and fauna of the protected area is relatively rich and diverse. Out of a total of 145 protected wild species of plants and animals, 83 are protected, and 62 species belong to the category of strictly protected (periwinkle or holly (Ilex aquifolium. L.), many medicinal plants). The coastal belt of watercourses is a habitat of amphibians and reptiles, where 11 protected species have been determined, among which eight are strictly protected. Of the fortified bird fauna, the middle woodpecker (Dendrocopos medius), the Russian magpie (Lanius collurio) and the grape bunting (Emberiza hortulana) are strictly protected species of international importance for protection. The diversity of mammal fauna in the area of Tršić-Tronoša can be characterized as moderately high and is represented by 52 species. The fauna of bats is represented by 18 strictly protected species. This text indicates several management and protection rules aimed for this territory.
The Annex is also part of this publication (containing a graphic black and white map and full description of borders).