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Naturschutzgebiet Brachterwald

コニク馬がヘイゼが再び低木になるのを防いでいます

https://www.wa-wa-we.eu/de/leichte-wander-welt/leichte-wander-welt-details/brachter-wald-pfad.html "The heathlands in the Brachter Wald forest are part of a long chain of heathlands stretching from Kaldenkirchen to Niederkrüchten, mostly interspersed with pine forest. The transitions between open heath strips, pine forests, and splinter protection walls are a special feature of the area. The Brachter Wald Trail is a circular hiking route. It leads along marked paths for 5.2 km through a multifaceted and unique nature reserve. Special features: From 1948 to 1996, the approximately 12 km² area was a munitions depot of the British Army of the Rhine. The site contained around 200 halls and approximately 300 storage areas for up to 45,000 tons of conventional munitions. Behind the approximately 18 km long fence, there was an 88 km network of barriers." The area includes 15 km of railway tracks and four loading stations. Behind the fence, a unique heathland developed on extremely nutrient-poor and dry, sandy soils, nestled within a light pine forest. In 1998, large parts of the site were purchased by the NRW Foundation, after the Viersen district had designated the area as the Brachter Wald provisional nature reserve in 1988. Enjoy the fantastic view from the approximately 8-meter-high viewing platform. You might be lucky enough to spot fallow deer or one of the Konik horses grazing here. These animals were bred back from very primitive Polish domestic horses similar to the Tarpan. They are very undemanding and can graze on the heath plants. From spring to autumn, a shepherd also moves his flock of sheep and goats through the area, helping to maintain the heath. The flora and fauna: The nature reserve is home to many plants and animals threatened throughout Europe. For example, the former depot is the only known location of grey heath in all of Germany. The European nightjar, A nocturnal heath bird has its largest breeding population in North Rhine-Westphalia here. But woodlarks and whinchats also have enormous numbers of breeding pairs here. With a bit of luck, you might also spot natterjack toads and sand lizards.

From this vantage point, you overlook the Swalm, a tranquil river that meanders through woods, meadows, and heathland. The area offers a combination of open vistas and green banks where birdsong and the rippling water provides a serene backdrop. Its location above the Swalm offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, allowing you to clearly observe the dynamics of river, nature, and the seasons.