List of nature reserves in the Hohenlohe district

In Hohenlohe there are 20 nature reserves. The Stuttgart Regional Council is responsible for the designation of nature reserves . According to the protected area statistics of the State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), 486.16 hectares of the district are under nature protection, that is 0.63 percent.

Nature reserves in the Hohenlohe district

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Cattle pasture on the Michelbach mark		1,010 WDPA: 82782	Öhringen Old cattle pasture with former litter use. Litter meadows with loose birch and oak trees.	⊙	18.3	1980-08-14
Discharge floor		1,011 WDPA: 81613	Waldenburg (Württemberg) Old cattle pasture with litter use, partly wet litter meadows, loose birch trees.	⊙	7.2	1980-08-14
Slope on the Rengerstal	BW	1,075 WDPA: 81819	Dörzbach Floristically valuable steppe heather-like area as an ecological compensation area within the cultural landscape.	⊙	3.3	1979-06-19
Plant locations Brühl and Rautel	BW	1,076 WDPA: 82326	Krautheim (Jagst) Floristically and faunistically valuable dry steep slopes in the Lower Muschelkalk.	⊙	2.9	1979-06-29
St. Wendel zum Stein		1,082 WDPA: 82494	Dörzbach Jagsttalhang in its scenic diversity, uniqueness and beauty with rock formations made of limestone tufa and natural forests in the area around the chapel "St. Wendel zum Stein".	⊙	12.1	1979-12-18
Plant locations Pfahl and Sündrich	BW	1,087 WDPA: 82328	Weißbach (Hohenlohe) Steppenheide with a rare fauna and flora in the area of the Lower Muschelkalk that is worthy of protection.	⊙	8.8	1981-02-09
Wagrain-Lange Wiese-Stegbrühl	BW	1,097 WDPA: 82852	Krautheim (Jagst) , Schöntal Ecologically valuable river section of the Jagst with impact and sliding slope, oxbow lake and species-rich bank wood. The spring exit with tuff formation on the impact slope, ash-rich swamp forest with spring corridors.	⊙	10.2	1982-01-29
Rößlesmahdsee with Pfaffenklinge		1,110 WDPA: 82444	Kupferzell , Waldenburg (Württemberg) Geomorphologically very interesting example of the competition between the older drainage system leading to the Danube and the younger Rhenish drainage system.	⊙	16.2	1982-11-30
Pool Rock Rock meadows	BW	1,117 WDPA: 164315	Schöntal Landscape-defining rock face, oxbow lake and spring areas as a habitat less often, e.g. T. threatened plant species.	⊙	6.2	1983-12-16
Laibachsweinberg-Im Tal-Im Köchlein	BW	1,123 WDPA: 164326	Dörzbach , Krautheim (Jagst) Floristically and faunistically valuable, dry steep slopes in the Lower Muschelkalk.	⊙	18.6	1984-07-27
stone	BW	1,129 WDPA: 165668	Krautheim (Jagst) , Schöntal Steep slope in the Lower Muschelkalk as a landscape-defining element of the Jagst Valley with z. T. agriculturally extensive, z. Partly unused areas, habitat of rare plants and animals.	⊙	6.1	1984-12-04
A mountain	BW	1,146 WDPA: 162897	Pfedelbach Keupersandstein block heap with a very rare species mosaic, characterized by very different site conditions; great diversity of moss species; unique in the Stuttgart administrative region.	⊙	7.8	1986-11-17
Heath on the Dünnersberg	BW	1,154 WDPA: 163579	Mulfingen Valuable juniper heather framed by poor grassland and dry hillside meadows.	⊙	7.2	1987-11-13
Riedhölzle and Jagstaue		1,160 WDPA: 165176	Mulfingen Idyllic Jagsttal cut into the limestone landscape of the Hohenlohe Plain with near-natural hillside forests and ecologically valuable hunting dams, as feeding and breeding space for an endangered species of bird; the diverse, mosaic-like distribution of groups of trees, hedges, creek trees, small deciduous forests with conventional, rural low and medium-sized forest use, characterizes the unmistakable landscape of the Jagst.	⊙	62.4	1989-03-30
Goldberg in the Meßbachtal	BW	1,194 WDPA: 163273	Dörzbach , Krautheim (Jagst) Biologically diverse and scenic steep slope with open vegetation forms, dry and warm locations and areas of undisturbed succession; Extensive forms of use such as litter meadows and grasslands should be promoted.	⊙	16.3	1993-03-18
sign	BW	1,229 WDPA: 165392	Dörzbach Extensively used open land biotope with high structural diversity and typical regional characteristics (limestone grasslands, extensive pastures, warmth-loving shrub and herb fringes, bushes and hedges) and the associated specific species composition.	⊙	3.4	1997-12-15
Hohenberg-Setz	BW	1,231 WDPA: 318556	Schöntal Diverse site mosaic of different habitats on a steep, sunny slope in the Upper Muschelkalk, typical of the landscape, with its natural processes; the open limestone grasslands in the Gewann Setz are to be preserved by sheep grazing; the undisturbed development of vegetation and fauna in the Hohenberg district is to be secured and preserved.	⊙	15.0	1998-08-13
Upper willow		1.236 WDPA: 82266	Waldenburg (Württemberg) Areas that emerged from forest pasture and litter use and which have a particularly strong impact on the landscape as a location for rare and endangered plant species and plant communities, including whistle grass, grass grass and heather areas; Relic of formerly widespread forms of use with cultural-historical and regional significance.	⊙	22.0	1999-08-30
Vogelhalde Sindringen-Ohrnberg		1,238 WDPA: 82811	Forchtenberg , Öhringen valley floodplain and semi-natural hillside forests with heron colony on the steep slopes of the Kocher valley; Food, habitat and breeding space for threatened bird species.	⊙	216.0	1999-12-30
In the lake		1,267 WDPA: 344590	Krautheim (Jagst) Structural bank areas at reservoirs as a habitat and retreat for numerous, partly endangered plant and animal species, especially breeding, resting and feeding areas for numerous, partly endangered or endangered bird species. It is a breeding, resting and feeding area for numerous bird species, some of which are endangered or threatened with extinction. The protected area is therefore of supraregional importance as a stepping stone biotope for water-bound migratory bird species.	⊙	8.1	2005-11-22
Legend for nature reserve

literature

Reinhard Wolf , Ulrike Kreh (Hrsg.): The nature reserves in the Stuttgart administrative region . Thorbecke, Ostfildern 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5176-2 , pp. 222-267 (Hohenlohekreis).