멜도르프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

A newly revised exhibition since 2023. It features bird migration, some information about the national park, and a focus on the two nature reserves Kronenloch and Wöhrdener Loch. Open from Easter to October, Friday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free. Outside of regular opening hours, the exhibition is open when the "Exhibition Open" sign is displayed. The exhibition has been managed by the Wattenmeer Conservation Station since 2023 and is a National Park Station.

In Dithmarschen between Büsum and Friedrichskoog lies the Meldorfer Speicherkoog, which was embanked at the end of the 1970s and includes the unique nature reserves “Wöhrdener Loch” and “Kronenloch”. In the small exhibition at Meldorfer Hafen, the Wattwurm National Park Station, all questions about the Speicherkoog are answered. To the left of the building there is also a rustic adventure trail.

The North Sea is probably a spectacular spectacle everywhere. However, Büsum offers many highlights. Be it the endless hiking trail right on the water, the pretty harbor with a lighthouse or the nice shopping street with numerous shops, restaurants and cafés

The Speicherkoog stretches over 5,000 hectares along the Dithmarscher North Sea coast. The land was gained by diking in 1978. A good fifth of this is distributed between the Kronenloch nature reserves in the south and Wöhrdener Loch in the northwest. Nature and landscape protection is organized here in cooperation between the national park administration, the tourism association, sheep farms and NABU. Source and further information about the NABU house “Wattwurm”: https://www.nabu.de/natur-und-landschaft/natur-erleben/nabu-zentren/schleswig-holstein/12596.html

That's a great job they're doing there

Ebb and flow, always powerful

The elevation is a national monument. The location of the battle is not exactly known and is very controversial

The North Sea is a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a shelf sea located in northwestern Europe. Except for the straits of the English Channel and the Skagerrak, it is bordered by land on three sides and opens in a funnel shape to the northeastern Atlantic. (Source: Wikipedia)