아머랜드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

약 75헥타르 규모의 „Aper Tief“ 자연 보호 구역은 아펜과 아우구스트펜 사이, 아머란트 지역에 있는 같은 이름의 강 남쪽에 위치해 있습니다. 2005년의 극적인 제방 재배치로 인해 이곳에는 북서부 유일의 담수 갯벌이 있는 독특한 조수 의존 강변 습지가 생겨났습니다.

🌲✨ 슈타머스 합(Stamers Hop)은 너도밤나무와 참나무로 이루어진 매우 오래된 나무들로 특징지어집니다. 숲의 일부가 자연 보호 구역(NSG)으로 지정되어 있기 때문에 자연은 이곳에서 거의 방해받지 않고 발전할 수 있습니다. 쓰러진 나무들은 그대로 남아 희귀 곤충과 버섯의 서식지가 되어 숲에 거의 동화 같은 모습을 선사합니다.

🌲✨ Stamers Hop은 Zwischenahn 호수 북쪽 기슭에 있는 진정한 자연의 보석이자 가장 귀중한 숲 및 자연 보호 구역 중 하나입니다. Dreibergen과 Meyerhausen 지역 사이에 위치하며 Ammerland에서 비할 데 없는 원시적인 분위기를 선사합니다.

Northern side shortly after the exit of the Hankhauser Bäke

Ellernteich with a fountain

Aper Tief The Aper Tief is a natural river in the municipality of Apen. Coming from the east, it flows through the farming communities of Hengstforde, Vreschen Bokel and Holtgast, from where it merges into the Jümme. Two retention areas were created along the river, which have become a fantastic nature reserve. The connection of the Aper Tief with the Jümme, Leda and Ems as far as the North Sea means that the tides are noticeable in this area with a tidal range of 60 to 120 cm. While hiking or cycling, discover the freshwater mudflats in Hengstforde and the floodplain landscape in Holtgast with its diverse birdlife. Anglers will also find excellent conditions here.

The Ellernteich is a real curiosity - because this pond was created twice. The Grand Duke of Oldenburg, Peter Friedrich Ludwig, had a park built here in Rastede next to his summer residence. His son and successor, Paul Friedrich August, expanded the park in the style of an English landscape park. In the course of this, the local lowland, which was covered with alders, known in Low German as Ellern, was converted into a fish pond in 1842. How complex the undertaking was can be seen from the fact that the pond was only completed 9 years later, in 1848. When it was completed, a new line of sight was created from the castle across the Ellern and Mühlenteich ponds to the water mill.

The 75 hectare “Aper Tief” nature reserve is a former contiguous wet grassland complex in the lowlands of the Aper Tief. The area was completely removed from grassland use in 2005 by relocating a dike, so that a natural floodplain landscape of a lowland river is redeveloping here. What is noteworthy in this context are the developing river mudflats and floodplain forests, through which oxbow lakes flow.