List of nature reserves in the Heilbronn district

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In the district of Heilbronn 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), 391.32 hectares of the district are under nature protection, that is 0.36 percent.

Nature reserves in the Heilbronn district

Surname image Identifier

details position Area
hectares
date
Lauffen Neckar loop Commons-logo.svg Alte Neckarschlinge Lauffen am Neckar 20071012.jpg 1,028
WDPA:  82078


Lauffen am Neckar
Preservation of the valley loop, abandoned by the Neckar 2500 to 2300 years ago, as a geological monument. The unusually rich vegetation in the near-natural valley floor, which is largely covered by quarry and alluvial forest, as well as the barely changed adhesive forest on shell limestone with its typical flora and fauna should be preserved in its unique form for the Württemberg lowlands.
60.7 1970-03-17
Impact slope of the Neckar near Lauffen Commons-logo.svg Lauffen Neckar Prallhang 2015 01 18.jpg 1,120
WDPA:  165032


( Heilbronn ), Lauffen am Neckar , Talheim
Geological outcrop in the Upper Muschelkalk with a variety of rare animal and plant species.
3.0 1984-02-15
Böttinger quarry ponds Commons-logo.svg BW 1,126
WDPA:  162522


Gundelsheim
Biologically high quality compensation room in a polluted environment.
6.1 1984-09-13
Vineyard in the Hergstbachtal Commons-logo.svg BW 1,133
WDPA:  166227


Möckmühl
Semi-dry grass slope in the midst of intensively cultivated agricultural areas, steppe heather vegetation on fallow vineyards.
3.8 1985-03-07
Altneckar Horkheim Commons-logo.svg Neckar-Altarm Horkheim 20120905.jpg 1,155
WDPA:  162128


( Heilbronn ), Lauffen am Neckar , Nordheim
Natural river course of the Neckar and adjacent areas with gravel and gravel banks, steep banks and shallow water areas; Breeding, resting and feeding place for many bird species.
43.2 1987-11-26
Meadows in the Rot- and Dachsbachtal near Finsterrot Commons-logo.svg BW 1,178
WDPA:  166295


Wüstenrot
Scenic meadow valley with extensively used wet meadows, tall herbaceous meadows, sedge stocks and near-natural brook floodplain forest with diverse flora and fauna.
12.8 1991-04-16
Wildenberg Commons-logo.svg BW 1,187
WDPA:  166311


Eberstadt , Weinsberg
Several geological outcrops in the reed sandstone and a large-area slide with several compression ridges, special geological significance as an insight into the history of the reed sandstone.
49.4 1992-10-16
Haberschlachter valley Commons-logo.svg BW 1,195
WDPA:  163464


Brackenheim
Ecologically valuable floodplain with reed beds, ponds, swamp forests, woody stands that accompany the stream, fallow land and meadows; mosaic-like distribution of used and unused areas.
18.1 1993-08-04
Zaberauen from Meimsheim and Botenheim Commons-logo.svg Die Zaberauen.jpg 1,200
WDPA:  166387


Brackenheim
Mosaic-like distribution of used and unused areas; after renaturation measures have been carried out - establishment of undisturbed reserves for the regeneration of plant and animal species bound to the wetlands; Rehabilitation of grassland sites with different degrees of waterlogging; future environmentally friendly land management as meadow meadows.
34.0 1994-04-07
Semi-arid grassland in the Gewann Fuchs Commons-logo.svg BW 1,203
WDPA:  163500


Jagsthausen
For the district of Heilbronn, a very rare semi-arid grassland as a habitat for a large number of heat-loving animal and plant species; charming landscape.
4.3 1994-09-23
Gäßnersklinge-Hohberg Commons-logo.svg BW 1.214
WDPA:  163201


Bad Rappenau
Deeply incised limestone blade with deciduous forest appropriate to the location, extensively cultivated walled vineyard, abandoned vineyards in succession, warmth-loving deciduous forest that is stagnant on a rocky steep slope; charming landscape, characterized in particular by the wall vineyard and the wooded steep slope.
13.7 1996-03-18
Enzwiese Commons-logo.svg Loewenstein nature reserve Enzwiese 20120514.jpg 1,227
WDPA:  318355


Löwenstein
Extensively used grassland area with a stream and large wet spots that represent the remains of a former reservoir; Habitat of typical and sometimes rare plant species.
6.9 1997-12-03
Knortwood Commons-logo.svg BW 1,228
WDPA:  164169


Bad Rappenau
Semi- arid grassland in the mainly arable Kraichgau with warmth-loving flora and fauna; Occurrence of rare lichens.
4.0 1997-12-03
Schlierbach-Kohlrain Commons-logo.svg BW 1.235
WDPA:  319074


Bad Rappenau , Siegelsbach
Near-natural forest areas typical of the region with special ecological conditions; Habitat for site-typical animals and plants, including larkspur, yellow anemone and hellebore; scientific research project, almost congruent with the Bannwald; in the forest-free areas - use of grassland; Israelite cemetery.
40.0 1999-08-26
Brettachtal above Geddelsbach Commons-logo.svg BW 1,243
WDPA:  318238


Wüstenrot , Bretzfeld
Natural, unimpaired Brettach in its whitewater expression as a habitat for rare bird species and floodplain forest communities as a habitat for very rare communities of animal and plant species close to the water in the area of ​​the Keuperstufen edge of the Swabian-Franconian forest mountains. In particular, the alder forest companies with giant horsetail are to be promoted along the Brettach in connection with the valley meadows.
25.7 2000-12-19
Hörnle Commons-logo.svg BW 1,244
WDPA:  318574


Roigheim
Large dry grass areas; Dry stone walls and stone bars as evidence of earlier cultivation; thermophilic forest and striking limestone blade, the location of which needs to be developed and improved.
20.1 2000-01-19
Bruehl Commons-logo.svg BW 1,254
WDPA:  318250


Weinsberg
Small-scale vegetation mosaic created through earlier military use within the former firing range including the surrounding forest areas; large wet areas with typical vegetation for this habitat, retreat for rare animal species; In some areas, the aim is to restore the previous value; The protection purpose is also the preservation and development of the FFH species occurring in the area (Bombina va-riegata and Lycaena dispar) according to Annex II of Council Directive 92/43 EEC of May 21, 1992 on the preservation of natural habitats and wild life Animals and plants (Habitats Directive).
20.4 2002-12-04
Spitzenberg-Michelbach-Baiershilder Commons-logo.svg BW 1,257
WDPA:  319127


Pfaffenhofen , Zaberfeld
45.9 2003-07-21
Elsenzer Bruchgraben Commons-logo.svg BW 1,270
WDPA:  378071


Eppingen A
natural valley landscape with extensive, extensively used wet meadows interspersed with numerous tall herbaceous vegetation, reed beds and sedge beds.
19.8 2007-01-19
Frankenbacher gravel Commons-logo.svg Frankenbacher gravel near Heilbronn 25.jpg 1,273
WDPA:  389593


Heilbronn , Leingarten
Securing and maintaining a section of landscape characterized by the combination of partial loess walls, still waters, open gravel areas, ruderal areas, wooded areas, meadows and fields
14.4 2008-06-24
Legend for nature reserve

See also

literature

  • Reinhard Wolf , Ulrike Kreh (Hrsg.): The nature reserves in the Stuttgart administrative region . Thorbecke, Ostfildern 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5176-2 , pp. 188-221 (Heilbronn district).

Individual evidence

  1. Protected area directory - selection of LUBW profiles (select type of area and city or district), accessed on February 9, 2015
  2. ^ Protected area statistics of the LUBW
  3. Hans W. Settman: Pollen analyzes in the old Lauffener Neckarschlinge, Heilbronn district, annual journal of the Society for Natural History in Württemberg 147, 1992, pp. 169-206

Web links

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