Goor-Muglitz: Muglitzer Boddenufer

Summary

The Goor-Muglitz: Muglitzer Boddenufer nature reserve protects old deciduous forests, the Freetz lowland, wooded steep slopes with wild fruit near Muglitz, and stony shallow Bodden waters, preserving vital habitats for diverse species.

Description

The Goor-Muglitz: Muglitzer Boddenufer nature reserve is a significant component of the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve. It safeguards diverse habitats, including extensive deciduous forests with old tree stands in the Goor, the moist Freetz lowland, and a distinctive wooded steep slope near Muglitz, characterized by wild fruit trees. The adjacent stony shallow water areas of the Greifswald Bodden are also part of this protected area and hold particular ecological importance. This area is crucial for the preservation of rare plant and animal species that thrive in these varied biotopes. The natural development of its forests and wetlands contributes significantly to the ecological diversity of the Southeast Rügen coastal landscape. Visitors can experience the undisturbed nature on designated paths and learn more about this valuable area on a nature trail. It serves as an important refuge for local flora and fauna, showcasing successful nature conservation efforts in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.