周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

At this point you will find a nice rest area.

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The waterlogged areas at the Bagbander Tief near the mouth of the Sautel Canal provide a habitat for numerous animal and plant species thanks to their rich structural diversity. In addition to the water, you'll find tall herbaceous vegetation, reed beds, and woody vegetation, which provide breeding and feeding habitats for rare species such as the wood sandpiper, the kingfisher, and the banded demoiselle. Source: Sign at the rest area

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The “Stapeler Moor” with its almost 2-kilometer-long moorland adventure trail is without question worth a detour. When we were here, we were alone and it was easy to follow the trail on bikes. The power plant in Wiesmoor was heated with the peat mined here until 1964. With the end of the power plant era, the peat in Uplengen was mined even further and was now mainly used in horticulture. It was not until 1998 that mining finally stopped. The Stapeler Moor is now under strict nature protection and is being renaturalized with great effort. The peat-mined areas have been re-wet and rushes and peat mosses are now thriving in the former cuts. It will take centuries before an intact moor is created here again. On the moorland adventure trail, information boards provide comprehensive information about the moor and the flora and fauna. It was a shame that the observation tower was cordoned off; it is probably a bit old and dilapidated.

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Very nice paths. The direct route through the forest is the shorter connecting route to some of the nearby villages.

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The Neudorfer Moor is a nature reserve in the Lower Saxony municipality of Uplengen in the Leer district. The nature reserve, designated NSG WE 114, is 350 hectares in size. The area has been a nature reserve since October 8, 1983. The responsible lower nature conservation authority is the Leer district. The nature reserve is located in the north of the municipality of Uplengen on the border with the municipality of Wiesmoor. The area protects the remains of a raised bog which, like the nature reserves of Lengener Meer, Stapeler Moor, Spolsener Moor and Herrenmoor a few kilometers further east, is one of the formerly extensive East Frisian central moors. The moor, where peat mining used to take place, is being renaturalized. A small part of the nature reserve is used as agricultural grassland. The area is drained via the Riesmeerschloot and the Nordgeorgsfehnkanal to the Jümme. There is a viewing platform in the east of the nature reserve.

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A nice opportunity for a break on the benches and from the tower you have a super beautiful view of the nature reserve

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A great view over the depression from the bridge

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Nature reserve "Upjever and Sumpfmoor Dose" The area comprises two sub-areas: the Upjever forest, a historic forest site created in the 16th century, and the Sumpfmoor Dose, a partially mined raised bog that has been protected as a nature reserve since 1984. The area contains several biotope types and habitats that are worthy of protection, including woodrush and woodruff beech forests, old oak forests or hornbeam forests, as well as moor forests, quaking moors and extensively managed wet grassland. These habitats are generally at risk, particularly from nutrient input and changes in water levels. The habitats should be kept in a favorable condition through appropriate care and management measures. The NSG serves to protect the FFH areas 184 "Upjever and Sumpfmoor Dose" and 180 "Pond bat habitats in the Wilhelmshaven area".

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