Schwemm Moor Nature Reserve
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At 65 hectares, the "Schwemm" is the largest contiguous moorland in North Tyrol. The diversity of wetlands and the unique flora and fauna make the nature reserve a natural jewel. Since 2003, the Schwemm has been classified as a Natura 2000 area, thus providing special protection for the natural habitats of wild animal species and rare plants. For example, 33 different species of dragonfly live in the Schwemm.
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•June 4, 2025
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