List of nature reserves in the Biberach district

In the district of Biberach , there are 31 nature reserves . The Tübingen regional council is responsible for designating nature reserves . The oldest nature reserve in the district is the Allgaier Riedle nature reserve, which was established in 1938 . According to the protected area statistics of the State Agency for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), 3,592.83 hectares of the area of the district are under nature protection, that is 2.55 percent.

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Allgaier Riedle	BW	4.012 WDPA: 81264	Bad Schussenried Basin surrounded by moraine hills as part of a Worm Ice Age ice reservoir. Flat moor with old alder break in the transition to the spruce forest. Numerous alders with stilts; sprinkled ash, oak and downy birch. Landing societies in the Krebsgraben.	⊙	3.0	1938-02-25
Federsee		4,019 WDPA: 1542	Alleshausen , Bad Buchau , Moosburg (Federsee) , Oggelshausen Federsee and parts of the Federseeried in a glacial basin; Typical example of silting processes with all stages of development from open water to aquatic and bank plants to flat and raised bogs (see NSG 4.36 "Wildes Ried"). Due to diverse biotopes very species-rich bird life, primarily water birds, birds of prey and songbirds; Resting place for migratory birds; numerous prehistoric finds; Parts of the vineyard between Moosburg and Buchau are banned.	⊙	1,402.0	1939-06-15
Lindenweiher bird sanctuary	BW	4,024 WDPA: 82102	Hochdorf (Riss) Artificially dammed pond in the area of the low terrace gravel of the Riss valley. The pond is fed by several spring lakes; extensive reed and forest belts around the pond and the spring lakes; Breeding and resting areas for numerous bird species.	⊙	47.0	1939-10-18
Mauchenmühle	BW	4,078 WDPA: 82145	Eberhardzell , Bad Wurzach Spring slope with rare plant and animal communities. (NR: Riß-Aitrach plates).	⊙	11.6	1980-07-15
Riedschachen	BW	4,026 WDPA: 82415	Bad Schussenried Moor forest in the Großer Ried on the southeast edge of the Federsee basin; old stocks of Scots pine, downy birch and spruce, also beech and oak at the edge; Bannwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	11.1	1941-02-10
Ummendorfer Ried		4,027 WDPA: 82747	Biberach an der Riss , Hochdorf (Riss) , Ummendorf (near Biberach) low moor with remains of raised bog, open water areas and pitted parts in various stages of development, with different areas of life, resting and moulting areas for a large number of migratory birds; ideal object for demonstration for bog research and local history.	⊙	121.5	1988-12-08
Wild reed		4,036 WDPA: 82917	Bad Schussenried Remnants of the raised bog in the southern part of the Federsee basin (see NSG 4.19 "Federsee"). Hideaway mountain pine bog; birch bushes in the northeast; Schonwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	22.6	1960-01-19
Fir dump	BW	4,037 WDPA: 82685	Zwiefalten , Langenenslingen north and south slopes of a narrow ridge. Northern slopes with fresh beech forest, in the lower rubble area canyon forest with sycamore maple, ash, sycamore elm and summer linden. Dry southern slopes with a thermophilic beech forest. Hazel bushes on scree; Bannwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	33.2	1980-05-02
Sauloch	BW	4,047 WDPA: 82499	Langenenslingen Former sheep pasture with a rich flora.	⊙	2.7	1970-02-20
Shame	BW	4,091 WDPA: 82507	Laupheim wetland with additional drier area in an intensely agricultural landscape as a habitat for numerous endangered and protected plant and animal species	⊙	16.7	1981-10-26
Stork meadows	BW	4,099 WDPA: 82654	Altheim (near Riedlingen) wetland as a feeding and breeding biotope for rare bird species, as well as a transit area for waders threatened with extinction.	⊙	7.1	1982-09-01
Wettenberger Ried		4,100 WDPA: 82906	Eberhardzell , Hochdorf (Riß) Hochmoore Wettensee and Wasenmoos with their special moorland characteristics on the highest elevation of the old moraine area of the LK Biberach. The entire area is designated as a protected forest (Section 32 of the State Forest Act).	⊙	66.6	1982-10-19
Fertilized reed	BW	4,122 WDPA: 163207	Ehingen (Danube) , Schemmerhofen Niedermoor in the midst of an intensively used agricultural landscape as a habitat for numerous protected plant and animal species. Remainder of the formerly extensive Ingerkinger vineyard (see NSG 4.91 "Schand").	⊙	17.4	1985-03-29
Long pit	BW	4,138 WDPA: 164340	Unlingen Abandoned gravel pit as a habitat for numerous animal species (especially rare bird species and an abundance of amphibians and butterflies) and raw soil as a location for pioneer and ruderal vegetation.	⊙	6.7	1987-04-22
Gutershofer Weiher		4,150 WDPA: 163418	Attenweiler pond with silting zone; Spawning waters for amphibians, habitat for dragonflies, bats and rare bird species.	⊙	7.6	1989-02-03
Blind lake Kanzach		4,155 WDPA: 162458	Kanzach , Riedlingen Peated intermediate moor with a peat lake, swinging lawn, floating leaf plant community and moor forest.	⊙	10.0	1989-03-01
Oven wipe	BW	4,158 WDPA: 164930	Riedlingen Cultural landscape of the Riedlinger Donauaue with remains of oxbow lakes and wet vegetation as breeding, feeding and resting biotopes for endangered species, especially the white stork.	⊙	40.6	1989-05-19
Must	BW	4,159 WDPA: 164742	Laupheim Niedermoor as a habitat for numerous animal and plant species; Rest and sleeping area, winter quarters and feeding ground for migrating bird species (Vogelstrasse to Lake Constance).	⊙	12.8	1989-06-05
Ehebach	BW	4,170 WDPA: 162853	Riedlingen Natural stream, moist meadows and hillside forest; Breeding and feeding ground for numerous protected bird species.	⊙	11.2	1990-07-17
River landscape Danube meadows		4,189 WDPA: 163123	Riedlingen , Unlingen Culturally shaped meadow landscape with largely natural oxbow lakes and bank areas that are to be ecologically upgraded; rare communities of the river meadows, wooded slopes of the Danube.	⊙	556.8	1991-05-10
Schwaigfurt pond		4,215 WDPA: 165478	Bad Schussenried breeding area for rare water and marsh bird species, some of which are threatened with extinction; valuable reed beds, litter meadows and break forest stands; Numerous rare plankton species and floating leaf plants can be found in the pond.	⊙	48.1	1993-01-15
Southern Federseeried		4,240 WDPA: 165787	Bad Buchau , Oggelshausen Faunistic rich fen that needs to be looked after and promoted; with extensive use of meadows, high-quality raised moor relict sites in floristic and faunistic terms; regional, supraregional and international function as a breeding and resting place for numerous migratory bird species and as a habitat	⊙	517.9	1994-03-24
Mohn'scher Park	BW	4,241 WDPA: 164651	Laupheim Old Park with relatively near-natural vegetation, near-natural oxbow lakes, floodplain forests and bushes as well as floodplains with a great diversity of species; Home of a rook colony.	⊙	7.0	1994-04-30
Hagnaufurter Ried	BW	4,248 WDPA: 163475	Ingoldingen , Aulendorf Faunistic rich and landscape-defining fen areas and floristic and faunistic high quality, naturally regenerating former peat cuttings; regional and supra-regional function as breeding and resting place for numerous bird species; important element in the network of Upper Swabian wetlands.	⊙	31.5	1994-12-01
Osterried	BW	4,269 WDPA: 164962	Laupheim , Mietingen Exceptionally diverse reed landscape with spring areas, reed areas and a directly adjacent dry slope, which is a multitude of extremely rare and z. In some cases, animal and plant species threatened with extinction serve as a habitat; international function as breeding and resting place in a bird migration route.	⊙	119.5	1996-09-15
Hay dough	BW	4,285 WDPA: 318542	Langenenslingen Due to climatic, geological, morphological and historical conditions of use, a mosaic of biotopes worthy of protection, typical of the landscape and historically significant biotopes; species-rich and threatened plant and animal communities of the dry and semi-arid grasslands of former juniper heaths and poor meadows, field hedges and field trees with their fringing societies, which are still used today; Refuge for numerous light and warmth-loving plants and animal species; Relic of earlier sheep grazing of high cultural value; the permanent protection of the heather by using or at least maintaining it as a poor meadow but if possible again as a sheep pasture should be guaranteed.	⊙	16.0	1998-02-27
Kirchhalde	BW	4,286 WDPA: 318655	Langenenslingen Typical and historically important juniper heaths and limestone meadows as a characteristic landscape element; Habitat of the species-rich and threatened plant and animal communities of semi-arid grasslands, dry grasslands and bushes in combination as dry, warm biotopes with valuable, endangered flora and fauna; Refuge for numerous light and warmth-loving plants and animal species; as a relic of the earlier economy of high national cultural value; through further use as extensive sheep pasture or at least through maintenance as a poor lawn, the permanent protection of the heather should be guaranteed.	⊙	8.0	1998-02-27
Western Federseeried / Seelenhofer Ried	BW	4,294 WDPA: 319322	Alleshausen , Bad Buchau , Betzenweiler , Kanzach Faunistic rich and landscape-defining low moor with extensive meadow use adapted to it. Its regional, supraregional and international function as a breeding and resting place for numerous migratory bird species, as a habitat for rare and highly endangered meadow breeders and as a habitat for amphibians must be preserved, cared for and promoted. The fauna and especially the flora of the Moosburger wood should also be preserved.	⊙	241.0	1999-06-07
Northern Federseeried	BW	4,301 WDPA: 318866	Alleshausen , Seekirch , Uttenweiler For the eaves area of the Hohe Schwabenalb a representative slope section with marl slides, rock formations, relict plant communities and valuable forest communities; as a habitat for a variety of rare, predominantly alpine, z. Partly endangered plant species, as well as rare animal species; with partly unused, often only extensively managed, richly structured forests and relictic wild grass meadows. All over Europe significant sites of settlement remains from the Stone and Bronze Ages.	⊙	170.0	2001-04-10
Danube meadows river landscape between Zwiefaltendorf and Munderkingen		4,313 WDPA: 378082	Emeringen , Lauterach (Alb-Donau-Kreis) , Munderkingen , Obermarchtal , Rechtenstein , Untermarchtal	⊙	582.0	2006-03-14
Warm valley	BW	4,317 WDPA: 378379	Langenenslingen Preservation of the mosaic of typical landscape and culturally and historically significant biotopes of the dry valley and the wooded slopes in the Emerfeld and Friedingen districts. Preservation of the complex of plant communities of dry and semi-dry lawns, fringing communities, juniper heaths with willow beech, structured forest edge communities, pine-spruce succession forest and sedge beech forests to secure the habitat of endangered flora and fauna. The preservation and promotion of the habitat types protected under the Habitats Directive.	⊙	30.0	2007-06-29
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