List of nature reserves in the Ludwigsburg district

In the district of Ludwigsburg 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), 646.40 hectares of the district are under nature protection, that is 0.94 percent.

Nature reserves in the Ludwigsburg district

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Favorite park		1.003 WDPA:  81642	Ludwigsburg Alter Weidewald (Hudewald) as the only scientifically, regionally and ecologically significant example of this historical form of forest management in the Württemberg lowlands. In addition, the old trees with their communities and the historic wildlife park with the dark trunk of the fallow deer are to be preserved. Preservation of the local recreational function for the Ludwigsburg population.	⊙	72.0	1990-10-12
Kirchheimer Wasen		1,016 WDPA:  82065	Kirchheim am Neckar Preservation of the last remains of alluvial forest on the Neckar as an example of once widespread alluvial forests. Two former gravel extraction areas are also protected because of their ecological importance for securing a valuable habitat for numerous endangered and threatened animal and plant species. Natural area: Neckar basin	⊙	17.6	1983-03-22
Pleidelsheimer Wiesental		1,027 WDPA:  82336	Pleidelsheim Former quarry pond in the Neckar valley with rich bird life. Borders directly on the NSG nature reserve Altneckar.	⊙	6.8	1977-12-28
Neckarhalde		1,032 WDPA:  82223	Besigheim , Hessigheim Steep north slope in the Neckar valley with clover forest and oak-hornbeam mixed forest. In rocky places steppe heather forest, on the Neckar lush meadow vegetation.	⊙	28.1	1971-11-16
Summer mountain		1,069 WDPA:  82601	Sachsenheim valley floodplain of the Krebsbach and subsequent protected forest (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	15.9	1979-01-30
Altneckar		1,078 WDPA:  81276	Pleidelsheim , Ingersheim (Neckar) , Freiberg am Neckar One of the last near-natural sections of the Neckar with natural river dynamics with the corresponding special living conditions for the flora and fauna.	⊙	37.2	1979-10-01
Howlerberg		1,101 WDPA:  81875	Vaihingen an der Enz A near-natural secondary biotope (quarry) with floristic and faunistic features, as a research object and compensation and regeneration area in the cultural landscape.	⊙	5.6	1982-03-30
Greutterwald	Tachensee	1,121 WDPA:  163321	Stuttgart , Korntal-Münchingen (Ludwigsburg district) Extensively used orchards with adjacent deciduous, coniferous, mixed forest stands and smaller bodies of water and wetlands, as an ecologically valuable compensation area in the urban area and as a habitat for numerous rare and particularly endangered animals, especially bats, birds, amphibians and insects.	⊙	151.3	1984-02-16
Roter Rain and surroundings		1,122 WDPA:  165230	Vaihingen an der Enz steppe heather vegetation with mosaic-like site conditions (open areas, shrubbery zones, light pine forest); former sheep pasture and meadow meadow.	⊙	8.6	1984-06-25
Enzaue near Roßwag and Burghalde		1,125 WDPA:  162961	Vaihingen an der Enz area with a wide variety of location conditions, wide meadow meadows with natural bank vegetation, oxbow lakes, impact slope, spring outlets with tuff formation, deciduous forest.	⊙	70.4	1984-09-11
Lower valley / Haldenrain		1,148 WDPA:  166026	Mundelsheim , Ingersheim (Neckar) Former gravel quarrying area as a refuge and retreat that should develop undisturbed. In connection with the adjacent, species-rich hillside forests, it forms a biocenosis that cannot be found in a wide area.	⊙	18.5	1987-01-26
Lower Remstal		1,149 WDPA:  166024	Remseck am Neckar , Waiblingen (Rems-Murr-Kreis) deeply carved into the shell limestone valley with meanders, mixed deciduous forests on the slopes, naturally settled forests on former vineyard terraces, remains of alluvial forests, wooded banks, meadows, wetlands, areas with steppe heather character. Slope terracing of cultural and historical significance.	⊙	158.3	1987-04-06
Buchenbach valley		1,153 WDPA:  162602	Affalterbach , Burgstetten The Wiesental should be protected from recreational use, the restoration of the deciduous forest character in some areas is sought. The riparian trees should be secured as a habitat for rare animal and plant species.	⊙	118.4	1989-10-10
Lower lake and surroundings		1,159 WDPA:  166012	Sersheim , Vaihingen an der Enz Extensive wetland with open water areas and large areas of reed, moist meadows and a beech, oak and hornbeam forest with squill.	⊙	61.5	1989-01-05
Gerlinger Heide		1,181 WDPA:  163232	Gerlingen , Leonberg (Boeblingen district) Remnants of a heath, beset by development and high local recreational pressure; diverse, with natural features; Change from open spaces with bushes, light forest areas and distinctive individual trees.	⊙	14.9	1991-12-30
Hessigheim rock gardens		1,249 WDPA:  318536	Hessigheim Unique rock habitat with its surroundings (bizarre rock formations, towers, deep crevices and gorges, the scree slopes and the rock falls below the rock gardens). For the natural space of unique locations of the rocks, their heads and crevices with their highly specialized fauna and flora. Flower-rich, semi-dry lawn with a warmth-loving, herb-rich border. Hardwood-rich linden-maple mixed forest in the center of the gorge. Relic site for the limestone blue grass, which has an isolated occurrence here.	⊙	5.0	2002-04-23
Upper valley		1,252 WDPA:  165614	Ingersheim (Neckar) Significant succession area on filled gravel mining site. Uncontrolled flow and the development of natural, dynamic processes in the almost undisturbed mosaic of reed beds, tall perennials and sedge meadows and the wet and humid meadows in the floodplain of the Neckaraue as resting places and winter quarters for rare bird species. The protection purpose is also the preservation of the riparian forests with alder, ash, willow and moist tall herbaceous vegetation.	⊙	17.8	2002-09-23
Lower mountain		1,253 WDPA:  319240	Sachsenheim Rest of the formerly widespread terraced wine-growing landscape with dry stone walls, vineyard stacks and sloping terraces. Spatial interweaving of different biotope types on changing soil conditions with special microclimatic conditions along the dry stone walls and vineyards. On the hilltop and along the edge of the slope, beech-beech forest and rennet-oak-hornbeam forest. The protection purpose is also the preservation of the habitat type »lime grassland« (priority) as well as the Bechstein's bat (Myotis bechsteini) and the great fire butterfly (Lycaena dispar) occurring in the area.	⊙	14.8	2002-10-21
Großglattbacher Riedberg		1,263 WDPA:  81776	Vaihingen an der Enz Vegetation mosaic of dry grassland and wet biotopes as a habitat for rare and threatened animal and plant species.	⊙	0.8	1979-12-12
Leudelsbachtal		1,277 WDPA:  555546329	Markgröningen , Bietigheim-Bissingen Dry grassland and location of rare plants	⊙	117.9	2011-01-28
Legend for nature reserve

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

literature

• Reinhard Wolf , Ulrike Kreh (Hrsg.): The nature reserves in the Stuttgart administrative region . Thorbecke, Ostfildern 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5176-2 , pp. 554-595 (Ludwigsburg district).

See also

• List of landscape protection areas in the Ludwigsburg district

Web links

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