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The "Alter Steinbruch Liekwegen" nature reserve encompasses a 22-hectare former sandstone quarry on the northern slope of the Bückeberge hills, owned by the district of Schaumburg. A nature trail has been established within the reserve. Visitors can learn about the importance of the quarry habitat and its biodiversity at two circular routes (1.7 km and 2.3 km long) and five information stations.

The Springsteine in the Weserbergland region are a striking rock formation of ancient sandstone and limestone, rising jagged and bizarre from the wooded ridge near Deckbergen. Between narrow crevices, small caves, and steep rock outcrops, an impressive piece of geological history is revealed, providing a habitat for bats, among other creatures. The name "Springsteine" derives from their once prominent location, visible from afar, when they stood like prominent landmarks above the valley. Today, narrow paths wind through them, making the Springsteine a particularly attractive destination for hikers who appreciate geological features, tranquility, and unusual natural formations.

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The spring stones make a hike on the ridge path more interesting. These rock formations also continue on the lesser-known ridge path of the Westendorfer Egge.

The Springsteine owe their name to the fact that in the past - when the mountains were not yet so densely forested - they could be seen "jumping out" from the valley of the cliffs on the slope.

Interesting rock formations from which the Springsteine, also located on the hike, were created

In the LIFE BOVAR project, NABU Lower Saxony is dedicated - together with its project and cooperation partners - to the management of the yellow-bellied toad and other endangered amphibian species as well as the targeted development of dynamic habitats for species protection. The most important goals of the project are the implementation of practical species protection measures for endangered amphibian species, the restoration and optimization of favorable habitat conditions and the strengthening of the biotope network through stepping stones and partial re-settlement in order to connect isolated populations. The target species yellow-bellied toad, midwife toad, natterjack toad and great crested newt are to benefit from this. In addition, a contribution is to be made to the restoration of the species' original distribution area. Source: https://niedersachsen.nabu.de/tiere-und-pflanzen/aktionen-und-projekte/life-bovar/31096.html