Nadbór's remoteness coupled with its status of being a restricted and highly-militarised region, has ironically helped to preserve the population of such an endangered species. Furthermore, approximately 700 wolves are estimated to live both inside the region and surrounding areas. Similarly to the rest of the country, Nadbór is heavily populated by deer. Nadbór is well-known for its abundance of (edible) fungi but is also notorious for the large number of poisonous, brown-capped Deadly Galerina mushrooms all of which only grow specifically throughout the region. Most of these forests are clustered around the southern half, and predominately consist of coniferous and deciduous trees/shrubbery. More than half of the entire region is covered in woodland. This has yet to be factually verified, however. It has also been rumoured that Nadbór is the very birthplace of the traditional Livonian snack known as "jarzäbnica" - oatmeal topped with bitter-sour rowanberry jam. Only the northern half (specifically the Upper Biela Valley) is populated by civilians the majority are farmers and hunters, who have lived in the region for generations. As of 2035, it was designated as the main site of the biennial "Electron" joint military exercises held between Livonia and its NATO allies.Īs the southern half of the region falls within the military exclusion zone, it has been largely abandoned by the civilian population. Since Livonia's independence, the Nadbór region has been converted into an army training area in the mid-late 1990s.
The last known band of partisans were known to have based their operations out of the region, though they were ultimately exterminated by the Soviets in 1965. In the Cold War, the subsequent occupation of Livonia by the Soviet Union turned Nadbór into a hotbed of anti-Soviet resistance activity. During the Second World War, the town of Topolin became the site of a bloody massacre when defeated Wehrmacht troops attempted to flee from a penal battalion of Soviet soldiers in 1944. The region has been the site of several significant historical events throughout the nation's existence. Nadbór represents one of Livonia's three administrative districts, and is a part of the Andrzejów Division. Nadbór's picturesque farmland in the Biela Valley region.
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