The Rogalice nature reserve was established by a regulation of the Minister of Forestry and Timber Industry of 20 June1969 (MP No. 36, item 290). It is situated about 1.5 km east of Raciszów, on the Pijawka river; it is easily accessible via the green trail from Ksi??kowice to Borucice. The reserve was established to protect the well-preserved alder and ash riparian woodland. The tree stand is represented by spruces, alders, hornbeam, sycamores and beeches. The undergrowth contains such species as giant fescue, touch-me-not balsam and yellow archangel. A characteristic element of the reserve is the nine-leaved toothwort that flowers in the spring. The reserve is to protect a fragment of the Dentario enneaphylli-Fagetum and alder and ash riparian woodland that have valuable species in their undergrowth, e.g. the nine-leaved toothwort.