Nordenholzer Moor

Summary

The 78-hectare conservation area protects a section of a typical geest edge moor as a remnant of the Bockholzberg moor. The area is roughly divided into three sections: In the south-west is a large lake created by sand extraction, which is closed to the public so that nature can develop undisturbed. In the east there is wet grassland and in the north-west there is a swamp forest. On the southern edge of the nature reserve, the moorland trail is ideal for a pleasant cycle tour. In the middle, from west to east along the ditch, there is an attractive opportunity for a walk. The nature reserve is easily accessible due to its close proximity to the town center of Hude.

Description

According to the Federal Nature Conservation Act, a nature reserve is a legally designated area in which special protection of nature and landscape is required for the conservation or restoration of ecosystems, for scientific reasons or because of their rarity, uniqueness or beauty. Actions that could lead to changes or even damage to the nature reserve are prohibited.