The Nature Reserve Slatinný Creek was established in 2002 and covers an area of 5.38 hectares. Protected wet mud and peat meadows springs in the headwaters of the tributaries of Slatinný stream. Hosts a number of endangered and vanishing species of plants, which include a kropenáč hardy, buckbean and more. In May the orchids come out. Specially protected species include toads, great crested newts, common newts, adders, corncrakes and snipes. The meadow is mowed by hand in an effort to maintain biodiversity.
