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Kranichwoog Nature Reserve
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Anton
September 15, 2024
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The Woog & its history:
The Scheidenberger Woog, a large lake, was located in what is now Bruch for centuries. The Glan reservoir was drained in 1770 to dry out the Bruch.
The Kranichwoog has only existed since 2019; it was created as part of the land consolidation.
NATURA 2000 adventure trail & crane tower:
The NATURA 2000 adventure trail has existed since 2024 with some information boards along the way. There are also QR codes; if you scan them, you can listen to Rudi the crane telling stories about the path and nature.
The Scheidenberger Woog, a large lake, was located in what is now Bruch for centuries. The Glan reservoir was drained in 1770 to dry out the Bruch.
The Kranichwoog has only existed since 2019; it was created as part of the land consolidation.
NATURA 2000 adventure trail & crane tower:
The NATURA 2000 adventure trail has existed since 2024 with some information boards along the way. There are also QR codes; if you scan them, you can listen to Rudi the crane telling stories about the path and nature.
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February 10, 2024
Running
The Kranichwoog is a nature conservation project run by NABU Rhineland-Palatinate. As part of the renaturation of the moorland, artificial shallow water ponds were created to provide new habitat for animal and plant species. In addition, water buffaloes were settled in the Kranichwoog to keep the vegetation on the pastures and water areas short.
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