Landscape protection area Großes Meer and surroundings

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View over the nature reserve. In front the heave, further behind the Great Sea.

The landscape protection area Großes Meer and surroundings is a landscape protection area in the district of Aurich in the state of Lower Saxony . It covers a flat area of ​​2148 hectares around the Great Sea and the Loppersumer Sea and also includes the Hieve . Most of the LSG is located in the Südbrookmerlander area, while the community of Hinte and the city of Emden have smaller shares . The landscape protection area is part of the EU bird sanctuary East Frisian Sea .

The area was designated as a landscape protection area (LSG) in 1965. The purpose of protection is the “preservation of the landscape of a cultural landscape, which is varied in its structural features and characteristic of the landscape, recreation through experiencing nature, delimitation of a coherent landscape worthy of protection in the area of ​​the inland seas Great Sea , Small Sea , Loppersumer Sea with the connection of its relevant structural features and the embedding of nature reserves "Loppersumer Meer" and "Großes Meer Südteil" in the landscape reference. "

Description of the area

The landscape protection area is divided into four parts: Big Sea Northern Part, Small Sea (Hieve), Suurhuser- and Loppersumer Hammrich with Bedekaspeler and Victorburer Marsch as well as Bedekaspel and Forlitz-Blaukirchen. It is characterized by open water areas, silting areas, damp / wet grassland with different intensities of use, individual trees, open sea landscapes with branching ditch systems and littered arable areas. The flora is characterized by wet and wet bushes, reeds and typical grassland plants.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Big sea and surroundings. Retrieved July 1, 2020 .
  2. ↑ a b c landscape framework plan. (PDF) Aurich district, March 1, 1996, accessed on July 1, 2020 .
  3. ^ Matthias Bergmann, Axel Heinze: The Upstalsboom - landscape and symbol of Frisian freedom . Upstalsboom-Verlag, Aurich 2020, ISBN 978-3-00-065354-4 , p. 12 .

Coordinates: 53 ° 24 '24 "  N , 7 ° 17' 44.7"  E