Wreechener See

Summary

Wreechener See, a lagoon-like bay of Greifswalder Bodden, is a vital resting zone for migratory water birds and a breeding site for rare species. Its unique silting-up communities, wet meadows, and traditional reed harvesting sustain diverse life.

Description

Wreechener See is a distinctive lagoon-like bay of the Greifswalder Bodden. It serves as an indispensable resting area for migratory water birds and a breeding ground for many rare bird species. The protected area features unique silting-up communities, providing valuable habitats for specialized plants and animals. Adjacent wet meadows are extensively utilized, contributing to the preservation of their specific biodiversity. Traditional reed harvesting, practiced here for thatch production, represents a part of the regional cultural landscape. Wreechener See thus conserves an important wetland with its characteristic flora and fauna and is an essential component of the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve.