The major part of Földes's border is good quality plough-land suitable for agricultural cultivation.
In the eastern and southeastern parts of the border, pastures and saline areas are parts of the Bihar Plane Landscape Protection District.
In the border, there are mounds remained from the past which are called Kunhaloms.

Kunhalom is the name of artificially created land hills in the Great Hungarian Plain of the Carpathian Basin.
These mounds were created in different eras.
The collecting word of Kunhalom includes the burial-mounds (kurgans), the dwelling-mounds, the lookout-mounds and the border-mounds.
The name Kunhalom (Cuman Mound) in the literature was first used by István Horvát historian at the beginning of the 19th century, because he attributed these formations to the work of the settlers of the Cuman people.
From the point of view of cultural heritage, landscapes, flora and fauna, Kunhaloms represent considerable values.
In the border of Földes the following Kunhaloms were in 1890: Inacs, Csőre, Szil, Szél, Ritó, Veres, Mogyorósi, Small Gyepáros, Gyepáros, Telek, Csoma, Kettős, Páka, Small Gyilkos, Gyilkos, Dinnyás, Small Nyáros and Great Nyáros Mounds.
Today only the Inacs, Gyepáros, Telek, and the Gyilkos Mounds are not under agricultural cultivation.

The Bihar Plane Teaching Nature Path is located in the Földes border, and it is the part of the Bihar Plane Landscape Protection District, in the northern part of the Great Sárrét, once rich in marshes.
 Various scapes and habitats, typical of the Bihar Plane can be found on the marked route.
Smaller and bigger mowings, pastures, forest patches and shrubs change each other.
A glimpse can be gained at the Andaháza habitat reconstruction to the wildlife of wetlands, swamps, marshes and canals.
In addition to many common species, there are few, highly protected living creatures along the way.
A grazing buffalo herd have a big role in maintaining the habitats here.
Two observation towers and presentation boards help the visitor's discovery.
There are more than 100 species on the twenty boards, with brief description.

Anglers’ pond.
The bed of the anglers’ pond was created in 1992 with the help of the Rákóczi Agricultural Cooperative.
The cooperative gave the 10 hectares of land next to the Eastern Main Channel that was inadequate for the growing of agricultural crops and an old reedy area was there.
The major part of Földes's border is good quality plough-land suitable for agricultural cultivation. In the eastern and southeastern parts of the border, pastures and saline areas are parts of the Bihar Plane Landscape Protection District. In the border, there are mounds remained from the past which are called Kunhaloms.
Kunhalom is the name of artificially created land hills in the Great Hungarian Plain of the Carpathian Basin. These mounds were created in different eras. The collecting word of Kunhalom includes the burial-mounds (kurgans), the dwelling-mounds, the lookout-mounds and the border-mounds. The name Kunhalom (Cuman Mound) in the literature was first used by István Horvát historian at the beginning of the 19th century, because he attributed these formations to the work of the settlers of the Cuman people. From the point of view of cultural heritage, landscapes, flora and fauna, Kunhaloms represent considerable values. In the border of Földes the following Kunhaloms were in 1890: Inacs, Csőre, Szil, Szél, Ritó, Veres, Mogyorósi, Small Gyepáros, Gyepáros, Telek, Csoma, Kettős, Páka, Small Gyilkos, Gyilkos, Dinnyás, Small Nyáros and Great Nyáros Mounds. Today only the Inacs, Gyepáros, Telek, and the Gyilkos Mounds are not under agricultural cultivation.
The Bihar Plane Teaching Nature Path is located in the Földes border, and it is the part of the Bihar Plane Landscape Protection District, in the northern part of the Great Sárrét, once rich in marshes.  Various scapes and habitats, typical of the Bihar Plane can be found on the marked route. Smaller and bigger mowings, pastures, forest patches and shrubs change each other. A glimpse can be gained at the Andaháza habitat reconstruction to the wildlife of wetlands, swamps, marshes and canals. In addition to many common species, there are few, highly protected living creatures along the way. A grazing buffalo herd have a big role in maintaining the habitats here. Two observation towers and presentation boards help the visitor's discovery. There are more than 100 species on the twenty boards, with brief description.
Anglers’ pond. The bed of the anglers’ pond was created in 1992 with the help of the Rákóczi Agricultural Cooperative. The cooperative gave the 10 hectares of land next to the Eastern Main Channel that was inadequate for the growing of agricultural crops and an old reedy area was there.
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