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Orchidaceae are considered one of the largest and most endangered plant   families worldwide. We analyzed the status of conservation of orchid sites   in Central Poland, which serves as a model area for heavily transformed   environments in moderate climate. In the area under study, 26 orchid species   from 54 taxa existing in Poland were reported, 17 of them with fewer than 20   localities, 59% of which have not been confirmed since 2000. Spatial   analysis of all localities has shown that Central Poland exhibits   considerable diversity as regards the incidence of Orchidaceae. It has been   shown that contemporary protection methods have failed to prevent the demise   of these species in forest, meadow and bog habitats, which incidentally   comprised most of those whose localities have been unconfirmed since 2000

Orchidaceae in the anthropogenic landscape of central Poland: Diversity, extinction and conservation perspectives