周辺の天然記念物・トップ19

Beautiful path

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Very nice path and also a little quieter and not as crowded as in Riddagshausen.

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You won't get bored in this area, you can cycle, hike, etc.👍🏻

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The extensive pond landscape in Riddagshausen is the result of the work of the Cistercian monks, who drained the then very swampy area and created fish ponds. Of the original 28 ponds, 11 still exist today, of which the Mittelteich and Kreuzteich (between which the excellent path marked here runs) are among the largest. The ponds are home to a rich variety of flora and fauna. Many rare bird species are at home here, from teals to kingfishers, from little grebes to marsh harriers. https://www.braunschweig.de/leben/umwelt/natur/natur-und-landschaftsschutz/schutzgebiete/nsg/riddagshausen.php

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On a sunny May day, the 4 of us got totally bitten by mosquitoes. Really bad. So better have Autan etc with you!

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for the non-botanist just a meadow :-) there is a bench on a slight hill with a view over the meadow

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In spring, carp, tench and crucian carp are planted in the one-hectare Wiedig pond and removed again after two years. The Wiedig pond is filled in spring and drained in autumn. In the meantime, the fish spend the winter at Fischgut Riddagshausen.

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In the meantime, after more than 25 years of care, valuable dry dry grassland is thriving in the “Neues Land”. The lawn, rich in species and flowers, offers a variety of endangered plant and animal species a suitable alternative habitat. Typical plant species are e.g. Thrift, silver grass, bent grass, sand sedge, mountain sanddrop, bedstraw and clover. Source: https://braunschweig.bund.net/themen-projekte/unsere-biotope/neues-land/

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