Siberian Nature Reserves are protected areas in Siberia, Russia, established to conserve unique ecosystems and biodiversity. These reserves cover vast landscapes, including forests, mountains, and wetlands, providing habitats for various species, such as the Siberian tiger and Amur leopard. The reserves play a crucial role in scientific research and environmental education. They help preserve natural resources and promote sustainable practices, ensuring that future generations can appreciate the rich flora and fauna of Siberia. Many reserves also support eco-tourism, allowing visitors to experience the region's stunning natural beauty while contributing to conservation efforts.