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면적 12헥타르의 아우엔 호수는 인기 있는 관광지이지만, 수십 년 동안 청조류 문제로 어려움을 겪고 있습니다. 아우엔 호수는 자체적인 유입구나 유출구가 없으며, 영양염류가 풍부한 지하수에만 의존하는 매우 부영양화된 호수입니다. 여름철 기온이 높고 담수 공급이 적을 경우, 수중 산소 함량이 급격히 감소할 수 있습니다. 이로 인해 물고기, 특히 민감한 종과 대형 개체들은 급성 산소 부족으로 고통받게 됩니다. 악천후나 영양염류 유입과 같은 추가적인 부하가 발생하면, 이는 정기적으로 막대한 생명체 손실로 이어지는 심각한 상황을 초래합니다. 영향을 받은 물고기들에게는 질식 또는 산소 부족이 몇 시간 동안 지속되는 극심한 고통을 의미합니다. 물고기 외에도 호수 안팎의 수많은 다른 동물들, 즉 곤충, 물새, 작은 포유류들도 중요한 먹이 공급원을 잃게 되며 생태계 균형이 무너지게 됩니다. 반복적인 물고기 폐사는 수자원 관리의 근본적인 결함과 보호 조치의 부족을 나타냅니다. 동물 보호 차원에서 이는 지속 가능한 관리(예: 더 나은 담수 공급, 영양염류 유입 감소, 한여름의 기술적 통기)를 통해 해결되어야 합니다. 그래야만 이 수역을 다시 풍부한 종과 동물 보호에 적합한 서식지로 개발할 수 있습니다. 수질의 장기적인 개선과 물고기 폐사 방지를 목표로 하는 조치들은 기능적인 도시 생태계와 생물 다양성 보존을 위해 필수적입니다. 녹색당 연합은 호수에 추가 산소를 공급하여 호수의 상태를 개선하기 위해 반복적으로 노력해 왔습니다. 2012년 봄부터 3개의 심층수 통기 장치(TIBEAN)가 사용되어 호수에 산소를 공급하고 있습니다. 그러나 호수 내 막대한 양의 퇴적물이라는 근본적인 문제는 이것만으로는 해결될 수 없습니다. 이 스테이션은 '라이프치히의 동물 보호' - gruene-ecken-entdecken.de 녹색 구석 발견 투어의 일부입니다.

Free parking is available near the Auensee. Arrive early to secure good spots in good weather!

The Burgauenbach branches off from the Nahle in the Leipzig district of Alt-West in the Leutzsch district above the Nahle weir. Over the next three kilometers, it passes through three culverts, first the Kleine Luppe, then the Leipzig–Leutzsch railway line (the Wahren–Leutzsch railway line that follows shortly afterwards is crossed in a tunnel) and finally Gustav-Esche-Straße. In this area, a branch leads approx. 0.2 m³ of water per second to the Bauerngraben.[3] At the nearby border with the Burgaue district in the Wahren district, the Burgauenbach has almost completed half of its journey. After about 3.5 km of flow, a trough bridge directs the Burgauenbach over the Bauerngraben, which runs almost two meters lower. The Burgauenbach joins it after a total of 5.374 km and, according to the common definition, ends at this long-standing body of water. However, according to the criterion of greater water flow, the Bauerngraben flows into the Burgauenbach, shortly before its confluence with the Neue Luppe.

The Leipzig floodplain forest (also colloquially known as floodplain forest or floodplain forest[1]) is a floodplain forest area that lies mainly in the area of the city of Leipzig. It used to be a softwood floodplain (alder) and was regularly flooded by the floods of the Pleiße, Weiße Elster and Luppe. Due to human influence (especially regulation of the flowing waters), a hardwood floodplain (ash, oak, maple) has now prevailed. The Leipzig floodplain forest is one of the largest remaining floodplain forests in Central Europe. Despite the various human interventions and the proximity to a large city, parts of the Leipzig floodplain forest have retained a very natural character. Around 1163 hectares of the floodplain forest belong to the Leipzig city forest. Parts of the floodplain forest stretch far through the city and even border the city center via parks such as the Rosental. The floodplain forest can be easily reached on foot or by public transport in many places. The network of footpaths, cycle paths and bridle paths in the floodplain forest is in some places as dense as in a park. There are numerous excursion destinations in the Leipzig floodplain forest area. Forestry use plays a subordinate role.

The Kleine Luppe is one of the numerous tributaries of the White Elster in its anastomosing river course (often referred to as the inland delta). It flows exclusively in the city of Leipzig and is a water body of the first order in terms of water law.[2] The Kleine Luppe branches off from the White Elster in Leipzig above the Palmengarten weir as a left tributary, is regulated by a weir in Lindenau, passes under Kuhturmstrasse at the Angerbrücke and flows into the Nahle in the Leipzig Auwald near Leutzsch. In Lindenau, in the area of Lützner Strasse, it split into the western course of the same name and the eastern course called Kuhburger Wasser, which has since been filled in. The latter merged in the area of the Amelungswehr in Niederholz with the Nahle, which had branched off from the White Elster shortly before, and which merged with the Kleine Luppe a little later. From here on, it was only called the Luppe, but today bears the name of the Nahle, which was expanded for flood protection. The Kleine Luppe is a section of the Luppe, which was split several times during the construction of the Neue Luppe and still flows separately into the Saale today.

The Elster Basin is an artificially created body of water in Leipzig that serves to regulate the White Elster. It was built in the 1930s to prevent flooding and relieve the river landscape.

A beautiful place that makes every event a highlight!

On August 5, 1951, the second pioneer railway of the former GDR was put into operation in Leipzig. It covers a distance of 1.9 km on its circular route. There is a station and three stops. From the beginning of April to the end of October, on weekdays and on Sundays and public holidays, the park railway, a locomotive with a track width of 381 mm, makes its rounds around the idyllic Auensee across meadows and through densely wooded areas. This lake was created in 1909 from a gravel pit that provided material for the construction of Leipzig Central Station. The railway is operated by the Parkeisenbahn Auensee e.V. association in cooperation with the city of Leipzig. However, as has been the case since its founding, the trains are operated by children and young people in their free time.