Bruggmatt

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Bruggmatt nature reserve

IUCN Category IV - Habitat / Species Management Area

Dachsberg (Southern Black Forest) Bruggmatt Nature Reserve Image 1.jpg
location Germany , Baden-Wuerttemberg , Waldshut district , Dachsberg (Southern Black Forest)
surface 2,107 ha
Identifier 3,078
WDPA ID 81471
Geographical location 47 ° 43 '  N , 8 ° 6'  E Coordinates: 47 ° 42 '49 "  N , 8 ° 5' 58"  E
Bruggmatt (Baden-Wuerttemberg)
Bruggmatt
Setup date December 10, 1969
administration Regional council Freiburg
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The Bruggmatt nature reserve is located in the municipality of Dachsberg (southern Black Forest) in the Waldshut district .

Characteristics

The nature reserve was designated by decree of the Freiburg Regional Council of December 10, 1969 and has a size of 2,1071 hectares. It is listed under the protected area number 3.078. The CDDA code for the nature reserve is 81471 and corresponds to the WDPA ID .

Location and description

The Bruggmatt nature reserve is located in the municipality of Dachsberg (southern Black Forest) in the Wolpadingen district with a total size of around 2 hectares. The nature reserve, also known as "Bruggrain" in earlier literature, consists of a mountain meadow and hillside moor with floristic rarities in a large forest area in the southern Black Forest (Hotzenwald).

Protection purpose

No essential protective purpose was anchored in the regulation of 1969. The protection purpose of the nature reserve is now defined in Section 23 BNatSchG Paragraph 1 Nos. 1-3, whereby the reasons for designating a nature reserve are not limited to ecological or aesthetic aspects, but also extend to scientific, natural history and cultural aspects .

Species inventory

The following species have been recorded in the Bruggmatt nature reserve :

  • Amphibians
Bufo bufo (common toad), Rana temporaria (common frog)
  • Taller plants / ferns
Aquilegia vulgaris agg. (Common Columbine species group), Arnica montana (Berg-Wohlverleih), Botrychium lunaria (True moon rue), Carex davalliana (Davalls sedge), Carex echinata (star sedge), Carex lasiocarpa (thread sedge), Carex limosa (mud sedge ), Carex nigra agg. (Species group brown sedge), Carex pauciflora (little flowered sedge), Carex pulicaris (flea sedge), Carex rostrata (beak sedge), Carlina acaulis (stemless boarwort), Coeloglossum viride (hollow tongue), Dactylorhiza maculata agg. (Species group spotted orchid), Dactylorhiza majalis agg. (Type group marsh orchid), Danthonia decumbens (three-tooth), Drosera rotundifolia (Sundew), Epilobium palustre (Epilobium palustre), Epipactis helleborine (Broad Stendelwurz), Equisetum fluviatile (Equisetum fluviatile) Eriophorum angustifolium (Eriophorum angustifolium), Eriophorum latifolium (broad-leaved cottongrass), Eriophorum vaginatum (bog cottongrass), Galium uliginosum (bog bedstraw), Genista sagittalis (wing broom), Gentianella campestris (field gentian), Gymnadenia conopsea (mosquitobarkweed), Hieracium lacttesucella (gorse root) Hawkweed), Juncus squarrosus (bulky rush), Lilium bulbiferum (fire lily), Listera ovata (large two-leaf), Menyanthes trifoliata (febrile clover), Nardus stricta (wild grass), Orchis mascula (stately orchid), Orchis morio ( orchis morio ) , Parnassia palustris (heart leaf), Pedicularis sylvatica (forest lice herb), Pinguicula vulgaris (common butterwort), Platanthera chlorantha (mountain forest hyacinth), Polygala serpyllifolia (Thyme finial), Potentilla palustris (bloodsucking), Primula veris (drug-primrose), Rhynchospora alba (White Schnabel ledges), Scorzonera humilis (Low salsify) Thesium pyrenaicum (Meadow thesium) alpinum Trichophorum ( Alpine cottongrass), Trifolium montanum (mountain clover), Trollius europaeus subsp. europaeus (globe flower, nominate clan), Vaccinium oxycoccos agg. (Species group cranberry), Vaccinium uliginosum (common bogberry), Vaccinium vitis-idaea (lingonberry), Viola canina (dog violet), Viola palustris (swamp violet)
  • Reptiles
Lacerta vivipara (forest lizard)
  • Birds
Accipiter nisus (sparrow hawk), Aegolius funereus (rough-footed owl), Anthus trivialis (tree pipit ), Scolopax rusticola (woodcock)

See also

literature

  • Regional Council Freiburg (Ed.): The nature reserves in the Freiburg administrative region . Thorbecke, Stuttgart 2011, ISBN 978-3-7995-5177-9 , pp. 653-654

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Map services of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation ( information )
  2. ↑ § 23 BNatSchG
  3. ↑ Data evaluation sheet NSG 3.078 - Bruggmatt LUBW

Web links

Commons : Bruggmatt nature reserve  - collection of images, videos and audio files