ビュッケベルクの天然記念物・トップ20

The "Alter Steinbruch Liekwegen" nature reserve encompasses a 22-hectare former sandstone quarry on the northern slope of the Bückeberge hills, owned by the district of Schaumburg. A nature trail has been established within the reserve. Visitors can learn about the importance of the quarry habitat and its biodiversity at two circular routes (1.7 km and 2.3 km long) and five information stations.

Obernkirchen sandstone is among the highest quality sandstones in Germany. Cologne Cathedral was partially built with this sandstone.

In the LIFE BOVAR project, NABU Lower Saxony is dedicated - together with its project and cooperation partners - to the management of the yellow-bellied toad and other endangered amphibian species as well as the targeted development of dynamic habitats for species protection. The most important goals of the project are the implementation of practical species protection measures for endangered amphibian species, the restoration and optimization of favorable habitat conditions and the strengthening of the biotope network through stepping stones and partial re-settlement in order to connect isolated populations. The target species yellow-bellied toad, midwife toad, natterjack toad and great crested newt are to benefit from this. In addition, a contribution is to be made to the restoration of the species' original distribution area. Source: https://niedersachsen.nabu.de/tiere-und-pflanzen/aktionen-und-projekte/life-bovar/31096.html

The water from the old water mill was used for Schaumburg beer and hikers like to refresh themselves at the Fürstenbrunnen from 1886. The sulphurous water does not smell particularly pleasant. However, a sip from the never-ending spring should refresh hikers after a long tour. Source: https://www.sn-online.de/lokales/schaumburg/stadthagen/wo-die-zeit-still-steht-JSBLCFKWIB7AS7L2GLU5MZX6JU.html

The water from the old water mill was used for the Schaumburg beer and hikers like to refresh themselves at the Prince's Fountain from 1886. The sulphurous water does not smell particularly pleasant. However, a sip from the never-ending source should refresh hikers after a long tour. Source: https://www.sn-online.de/Schaumburg/Stadthagen/Stadthagen-Stadt/Wo-die-Zeit-still-staut

In 2010, the "Liekwegen Quarry" was declared a nature reserve by the district of Schaumburg. Since then, volunteers from the NABU district association in Schaumburg and the NABU group in Nienstädt have been taking care of the care and maintenance of the area. In a fenced area, grazing takes place with Sorraia horses, an ancient breed of wild horses, which ensure that the areas remain short and lean. Source: https://www.nabu-shg.de/unsere-projects/steinbruch-liekwegen/

Together with its project and cooperation partners, NABU Lower Saxony is dedicated to the management of the yellow-bellied toad and other endangered amphibian species and the targeted development of dynamic habitats for species protection in the LIFE BOVAR project. The most important goals of the project are the implementation of practical species protection measures for endangered amphibian species, the restoration and optimization of favorable habitat conditions and the strengthening of the biotope network through stepping stones and partial resettlement in order to network isolated populations with each other. The target species yellow-bellied toad, midwife toad, natterjack toad and crested newt should benefit. In addition, a contribution to the restoration of the original range of the species should be made. Source: https://niedersachsen.nabu.de/tiere-und-pflanzen/aktionen-und-projects/life-bovar/31096.html

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