周辺の天然記念物・トップ13

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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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We only looked at the gate. But it seems that the village community has really made an effort here.

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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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Original nature restored Renaturation of the Krickmeere has been in place for five years It is what is known in modern German as a "win-win situation". Everyone involved has reason to celebrate. The renaturation of the Krickmeere in the Upjever Forest has become a success story that goes far beyond the forest. For about five years now, the Krickmeere have been restored to their original form as a moor. Representatives of the state forestry service, district administrator Sven Ambrosy and mayor Gerhard Böhling celebrated this on site. When forester Carsten F. Streufert suggested restoring the moorland to its original state decades ago, it was initially dismissed as "nonsense". It would probably never have come to fruition if compensatory areas for construction projects had not been urgently sought. These compensatory areas could be used to finance such projects.

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Original nature restored Renaturation Krickmeer has existed again for five years It is what is called a “win-win situation” in modern German. Everyone involved has reason to celebrate. The renaturation of the Krickmeer in the Upjever Forest has become a success story that goes far beyond the forest. The Krick Seas have been restored to their original form as a moor for about five years. https://hv-schortens.de/tag/krickmeere/

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Nice view over the Jade Bay from the dike.

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Here's a nice break spot. Benches and table are suitable for a break with a snack... or just to enjoy the silence!

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