Luhansk Nature Reserve (Ukrainian: Луганський природний заповідник) is an administrative collection of four individual national nature reserves of Ukraine. It is located in Luhansk Oblast, the easternmost province of Ukraine, the Luhansk reserves were affected by hostilities in the area in 2014. Originally established as a strict reserve for conservation and scientific study, public access is prohibited. The four components each exhibit a different aspect of the steppe ecology of eastern Ukraine.^[1]

Luhansk Nature Reserve
Ukrainian: Луганський природний заповідник
IUCN category Ia (strict nature reserve)
Grassland on the Triokhizbenskyi Steppe, Luhansk Nature Reserve
Location of Reserve
Location	Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine
Nearest city	Luhansk
Coordinates	48°45′06″N 39°22′32″E / 48.75167°N 39.37556°E / 48.75167; 39.37556
Area	8,000 hectares (19,768 acres; 80 km2; 31 sq mi)
Established	1968
Governing body	National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Website	https://web.archive.org/web/20131014182751/ http://zapovednik.lg.ua/?language=uk

The four sectors are:

• Stanytsia-Luhanska Reserve. Floodplain forest-steppe with some meadow steppe. (498 hectares)
• Provallia Steppe Nature Reserve. Grassland steppe with forest cover in deep ravines and river cuts. (588 hectares)
• Striltsivskyi Steppe Nature Reserve. Characteristics of grass-fescue-feather grass northern steppe. (1,037 hectares)
• Triokhizbenskyi Steppe Reserve. A subsidiary branch in former Slovianiservskyi and Novoaidarskyi Raions. (3,281 hectares)