포스펠트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪18‬개의 천연기념물

모래 황야와 사구, 그리고 많은 희귀 동식물이 서식하는 넓은 지역으로, 2011년부터 자연 보호 구역으로 지정되었습니다. 염소와 양이 자연 공간 보존에 사용됩니다. 이전에는 프랑스 군사 지역이었습니다.

Beautiful nature, hike through forest and sand dunes. Higher dune with beautiful views

Along the road from Plittersdorf to the Rhine ferry there are some stork nests

The Moder is an approximately 82 km long left-bank tributary of the Rhine. The Moder and its tributaries drain most of the Northern Vosges

Small-scale structured floodplain landscape; Remains of the former loop system of the Rhine and the Murg as valuable amphibian spawning waters; near-natural, diversely structured oak-hornbeam forest with species-rich herb layer; species-rich forest edge communities; smooth oat meadows of various types; orchard stocks; Biotope network with hedges, groups of trees and bushes and individual trees; near-natural stocks of alder-ash forest and alder swamp forest; largest contiguous forest area in the region. 561.76 ha. Source: https://umweltstiftung-rastatt.de/rastatter-ried/

The nature reserve Sandheiden and dunes near Sandweier and Iffezheim is located in the urban district of Baden-Baden and the district of Rastatt in Baden-Württemberg. The 240.7 hectare area with the identification number 2,230 has been a nature reserve since November 8, 2011. The nature reserve, which consists of four sub-areas, is located between the Baden-Baden district of Sandweier in the south, Iffezheim in the south-west and Rastatt in the north in the natural areas of the Northern Upper Rhine Lowland and the Hardt plains of the Upper Rhine Plain. There was previously the French military compound Puységur. It is considered one of the most important sandy areas in Baden-Württemberg. In the habitat of rare and protected animal and plant species, goats and sheep contribute to the preservation of habitats. By not feeding them and thus removing unwanted nutrients from the area, low-growing plants such as sanddrops, thyme and silver grass are encouraged. At 21 meters high, one of the highest dunes in Baden can be seen in the forest. The subsoil consists of gravel soil; it was blown over by shifting sands at the end of the Ice Age. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandheiden_und_D%C3%BCnen_bei_Sandweier_und_Iffezheim

Very nice nature reserves

several stork nests in the Rhine floodplains on the way to the ferry to France