List of nature reserves in the Ravensburg district

In the district of Ravensburg there are 75 nature reserves. The Tübingen regional council is responsible for designating nature reserves . According to the protected area statistics of the State Agency for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), 6340.95 hectares of the district are under nature protection, that is 3.89 percent.

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Dornacher Ried with Häckler Ried, Häckler Weiher and Buchsee	Chopper pond	4.001 WDPA: 169006	Wolpertswende , Fronreute Between moraines, moored and silted up glacial lakes. Dornacher Ried, an almost untouched mountain pine raised bog with the Blindsee (raised bog coke). The Häckler Ried consists of flat and transition moor and encloses the Häcklerweiher ; Black-headed gull colony. The Buchsee with extensive water lily stocks is separated from the Häckler Ried by a road; Bannwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	150.1	1937-06-04
Edensbacher Mösle		4,002 WDPA: 81573	Waldburg Almost untouched Spirkenhochmoor in a wooded Drumlin landscape; Bannwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	4.5	1937-08-23
Füremoos	BW	4.006 WDPA: 81705	Vogt Undisturbed high moor in the Drumlin landscape in the Altdorf Forest. Only on the edge mountain pines. Remains of a silting lake; Bannwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	4.8	1937-08-23
Rohrsee		4.013 WDPA: 166075	Bad Wurzach Toteissee from the Worm Ice Age. Oldest breeding area of the black-headed gull in Württemberg. Breeding ground for many species of railing, ducks, divers and waders; Bird sanctuary. Extensive siltation zones, starting from the edge and from flat islands.	⊙	110.0	1938-03-12
Terrifying lake		4,018 WDPA: 82556	Wolpertswende , Fronreute See within a moor and swamp area with exemplary silting zoning in a completely natural state; small black-headed gull colony; in the bottom of the peninsula in the southwest of the lake a Neolithic settlement; Lake surrounded by low moor and littered meadows.	⊙	85.9	1939-05-26
Pfrunger-Burgweiler Ried		4,028 WDPA: 82329	Königseggwald , Riedhausen , Wilhelmsdorf , Ostrach Unique, extensive bog complex of raised, intermediate and low bogs as a habitat for a species-rich flora and fauna. The diversity of the landscape elements shaped by nature and culture should be preserved for future generations. (Large grapes + Pfrunger Ried).	⊙	774.9	1980-11-20
Wurzacher Ried		4,035 WDPA: 6979	Bad Wurzach The Wurzach tongue basin was excavated by the Rhine foreland glacier during the Mild Ice Age. The reed was formed from a Worm Ice Age glacier reservoir with an outlet near Wurzach. Today the water from the surrounding moraine hills collects in the Haidgau spring pots and at Dietmanns, creating spring lakes surrounded by limestone bogs and other limestone-dependent plant communities. The Haidgauer Ried and the Alberser Ried are high moor shields, planted with mountain pines; partly open raised bog ceilings; Breeding and resting area for numerous bird species.	⊙	1,798.8	1997-04-04
Dolpenried	BW	4,038 WDPA: 81536	Altshausen , Wolpertswende Small Spirken high moor with transition moor on the peated areas, in the south transitions to the flat moor; Blindsee completely overgrown with swinging lawn.	⊙	57.4	1966-06-22
Mariatal woods	BW	4,039 WDPA: 82140	Ravensburg Park-like forest in the Schussental valley with interspersed meadow areas and a small pond.	⊙	8.5	1966-08-11
Schenkenwald		4,040 WDPA: 82518	Baindt , Fronreute The only larger forest complex in the Schussental on alluvial alluvial material; mostly oak and hornbeam mixed forest, in hollows and gullies alder-ash-alluvial forest; species-rich bird life.	⊙	66.2	1967-08-02
Scheibensee		4,041 WDPA: 82515	Waldburg Small lake (approx. 80 m in diameter) with swinging lawn in a hollow on the outer edge of the inner young moraine. Nutrient and lime poor water. Surrounded by flat and intermediate moor.	⊙	5.6	1967-08-02
Beaver lake	BW	4,042 WDPA: 81395	Fronreute lime-oligotrophic lake in a dead ice hole with narrow belts of water lilies and silting reed. In the shoreline zone, limestone moor and pipe grass meadows with emerging willow-buckthorn bushes.	⊙	4.9	1969-04-15
Blind lake		4,043 WDPA: 81422	Fronreute intermediate moor with residual lake and swinging lawn. At the edge of the black alder birch quarry, partly converted into spruce forest.	⊙	7.8	1969-04-18
Fields lake		4,044 WDPA: 81646	Waldburg Toteissee with a wide silting belt. Diverse floating leaf and silting societies and floating vegetation islands.	⊙	10.9	1969-04-28
Blauensee		4,045 WDPA: 81416	Waldburg silted up lake, which is in the flat moor stage and has already reached the intermediate moor stage in places; flora rich in line with the diversity of the landscape; Connection to the NSG 4.41 "Scheibensee".	⊙	29.7	1970-02-20
Vorsee-Wegenried	BW	4,048 WDPA: 82823	Wolpertswende Vorsee with a species-rich silting area and litter meadow belt. Wegenried with a closed development series from flat moor to high moor. Upland moor area partly still free of trees; species-rich vegetation.	⊙	45.3	1971-08-06
Bohlweiher		4,049 WDPA: 81436	Schlier Former pond, now flat moor meadows with species-rich flora and fauna.	⊙	22.1	1971-08-06
Dietenberger pond	BW	4,062 WDPA: 81527	Waldburg Small, almost silted pond in a dead-ice hole in the younger, hilly meltwater landscape; well-trained moor and silting societies	⊙	3.3	1973-12-21
Girasmoos	BW	4,063 WDPA: 81734	Bergatreute silting pond, surrounded by a belt of litter meadows of varied composition	⊙	9.6	1973-12-21
Wasenmoos near Grünkraut		4,064 WDPA: 82867	Grünkraut Jungle-like birch bog forests in a mosaic with small-area intermediate bog and flat bog communities.	⊙	25.6	1973-12-21
Hermannsberger pond		4,065 WDPA: 163646	Achberg Drained former pond, the bottom of which is now covered by a moor with a large number of remarkable plant communities. Their undisturbed further development should be followed.	⊙	17.3	1973-12-21
Epplings hill spring moor		4,066 WDPA: 81822	Wangen im Allgäu Lime-rich spring moor on the valley slope of the upper Argental with a particularly beautiful and species-rich Caricetum davallianae.	⊙	1.4	1973-12-21
Devil's Lake		4,067 WDPA: 82705	Wangen in the Allgäu silted up lake in a dead ice hole, today covered by a complex of various flat moor and intermediate moor communities with floristic rarities	⊙	1.0	1973-12-21
Slope spring moor Bachholz		4,068 WDPA: 81821	Wangen in the Allgäu Kopfbinsenmoor in north-west exposure on the slope of the lower Argental.	⊙	0.3	1973-12-21
Overgrown lake		4,069 WDPA: 165977	Wilhelmsdorf Verlandeter See, which had smaller open water areas in its northern part at the beginning of the 20th century. Today the entire lake area is overgrown by a swinging lawn. In some places a light willow-birch bushes, consisting of downy birch, Scots pine, buckthorn and various types of willow, appeared on swinging lawn by approach; floristic rarities.	⊙	2.5	1973-12-21 -2017-01-09
Auweiher		4,071 WDPA: 81343	Neukirch (Bodenseekreis) , Bodnegg Species-rich litter meadows on the former pond floor with floristic rarities.	⊙	7.3	1973-12-21
Regnitz pond		4,073 WDPA: 82377	Achberg Kalkflachmoor from a complex of several remarkable plant communities; floristic rarities.	⊙	3.2	1973-12-21
Altshauser Weiher		4,075 WDPA: 81280	Altshausen , Eichstegen Großer Weiher, which has silted up heavily in the northwestern part since it was built in the Middle Ages. Classic zoning of silting societies; species-rich swamp forests on the west bank; further inland there are rich floristic litter meadows; Black-headed gull colony and duck breeding habitat.	⊙	50.0	1974-12-30
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
Schächele	BW	4,088 WDPA: 82504	Isny in the Allgäu headwaters of the Isnyer Ach with the surrounding fens as a habitat for the rare plant and animal species that occur here.	⊙	15.0	1981-03-23
Spring moors near Englisreute	BW	4,094 WDPA: 82353	Bodnegg , Grünkraut Floristically and faunistically extremely valuable wetlands with floristic rarities.	⊙	6.9	1981-11-23
Taufach and Fetzach moss with Urseen		4,097 WDPA: 82692	Isny im Allgäu , Leutkirch im Allgäu Landscape shaped by the Ice Ages with the two Urseen, the dead ice holes in the terminal moraine and the open and wooded raised bog areas, as well as the flat and transitional bogs.	⊙	311.0	1982-06-23
Gründlenried-Rötseemoos		4,103 WDPA: 81779	Kißlegg Original moor landscape, open and wooded high moor areas as well as intermediate and low moor areas with pronounced zoning, largely intact habitat of high ecological value.	⊙	347.2	1983-04-21
Bimisdorf Mösle	BW	4,109 WDPA: 81403	Wangen im Allgäu Small-scale area with various forest habitats, litter meadows and fen areas.	⊙	9.4	1983-06-28
Fohrenweiher	BW	4.113 WDPA: 81685	Schlier Natural lake that has silted up over its entire surface; Habitat of rare plant communities and endangered animal species.	⊙	5.6	1983-10-15
Pfaumoos, Niggelmoos and At the Loop		4.121 WDPA: 164995	Bodnegg , Waldburg Three nutrient-poor spring moors with rich flora and fauna in combination.	⊙	36.6	1984-12-28
Sigrazhofer Ried	BW	4.129 WDPA: 165571	Kißlegg , Leutkirch im Allgäu Extremely valuable wetland, which consists of low and intermediate moor areas with high moor formations and offers a diverse flora and fauna habitat.	⊙	20.3	1985-10-28
Kemmerlanger moss	BW	4,139 WDPA: 164052	Ravensburg Natural wetland mosaic with the silting area of the Flappachweiher, spring moor, stream, litter meadows and a mineral soil island in close interlinking.	⊙	21.8	1987-07-06
Saßweiher	BW	4,147 WDPA: 165325	Bad Waldsee Spirken high moor with complete zonation and surrounding fen areas.	⊙	38.1	1988-11-03
Neuhauser Moos-Mollenweiher		4.149 WDPA: 164794	Vogt A particularly richly structured complex of different wetland and bog types.	⊙	26.0	1989-01-12
Gornhofer Egelsee	BW	4,151 WDPA: 318451	Ravensburg Located in the young moraine hill country, dammed as a fish pond in a drained bog, the Egelsee with its silting belt and wooded border and the surrounding extensively used meadows is an important breeding and resting area for threatened bird species and spawning area for various amphibian species.	⊙	7.7	1989-02-14
Arrisried moss		4,161 WDPA: 162243	Kißlegg high moor remnants of considerable size and the surrounding diverse moorland biotopes that need to be preserved, promoted and improved; Schonwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	110.9	1989-07-19
Bodenmöser		4.163 WDPA: 162479	Isny im Allgäu , Argenbühl Pre-Alpine moor complex with large raised, intermediate and low moors. In particular, the raised bog areas, litter, damp and wet meadows should be protected from intensification and drainage and their ecological value should be improved through care and maintenance measures; z. T. Schonwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	606.6	1990-03-22
Weissenbronnen tuff quarry	BW	4,166 WDPA: 165974	Wolfegg geological, hydrogeological and cultural-historical monument; very rare, thick tuff formations in the young moraine country; Mosaic-like communities of plants and animals in the spring moor, in the quarry areas and in the spring streams.	⊙	6.3	1990-03-27
Premer pond	BW	4,168 WDPA: 165035	Wolfegg Typical landscape element in the cultural landscape of Upper Swabia; important food biotope for breeding and resting birds.	⊙	7.2	1990-05-28
Hengelesweiher		4,171 WDPA: 163636	Isny im Allgäu Weiher with characteristic silting zones and reed areas as defining elements of the cultural landscape; ecologically high quality habitat mosaic, with a species-rich and z. Sometimes highly endangered flora and fauna.	⊙	52.9	1990-08-02
Booser-Musbacher Ried	BW	4,176 WDPA: 162496	Ebersbach-Musbach , Bad Saulgau Diverse reed characterized by a wide variety of vegetation types; Booser See and former clay pit, dead ice channel and dead ice hole as geological documents.	⊙	96.4	1991-01-11
Badsee		4,178 WDPA: 162323	Isny im Allgäu , Argenbühl Part of the bathing lake with adjacent silting moor; Typical example of a silting succession, with characteristic zoning from the floating leaf zone to the raised bog.	⊙	15.3	1991-01-21
Ebenweiler lake	BW	4,179 WDPA: 162833	Ebenweiler , Guggenhausen See with characteristic silting zones and subsequent reed and grassland areas of high ornithological importance.	⊙	115.0	1991-01-22
Reps and ox ponds	BW	4,180 WDPA: 165142	Leutkirch im Allgäu Typically landscape biotope complex consisting of ponds with silting zones, Großseggenried areas, marsh grass meadows and wet forest stands; Breeding ground for endangered water bird species.	⊙	11.4	1991-02-01
Moss mill	BW	4,181 WDPA: 164690	Leutkirch im Allgäu still waters and adjacent wetland mosaic with silting zone, limestone moor, streams, ditches, wet and littered meadows, wet forest biotopes; The aim is to eliminate ecologically damaging changes in the past as well as to promote near-natural forest communities and limit the nutrient input into the pond.	⊙	49.3	1991-02-04
Herzogenweiher		4,182 WDPA: 163660	Amtzell , Bodnegg Weiher with adjoining reed areas and wet meadows as characteristic but highly endangered elements of the Upper Swabian cultural landscape; The aim is to undo past damage that has already occurred.	⊙	34.1	1991-02-05
Krottental-Karbach	BW	4,183 WDPA: 164266	Amtzell , Wangen im Allgäu Near-natural, extensively used, pre-alpine floodplain with high ecological value - due to the combination of different wetland biotopes - a typical landscape element in the cultural landscape of Upper Swabia; Feeding, breeding and resting habitats for many bird species.	⊙	19.0	1991-02-06
Wolfegger Oh	BW	4,184 WDPA: 166350	Vogt , Wolfegg Near-natural, pre-alpine river lowlands characterized by extensive meadow use; high ecological value through the combination of different wetlands.	⊙	66.0	1991-02-08
Karbachmoos	BW	4,186 WDPA: 164025	Wangen im Allgäu Typical rural flat moor landscape consisting of littered meadows, tall herbaceous meadows and natural streams; an important retreat for endangered communities with numerous endangered animal and plant species.	⊙	10.5	1991-02-22
Moss in the Zell forest		4,192 WDPA: 164683	Isny im Allgäu Partly still untouched raised bog habitat and peat bog vegetation areas as a retreat z. T. highly endangered animal and plant species.	⊙	14.0	1991-11-04
Rengersmoos		4,193 WDPA: 165139	Isny im Allgäu raised bog remnants and peat bog vegetation areas as a habitat and retreat for endangered animals and plants.	⊙	9.0	1991-11-05
Gießenmoos (2 areas)	BW	4,194 WDPA: 163244	Wangen im Allgäu , Argenbühl 2 areas. Valuable remaining areas of a once extensive flat and spring moor area with important ecological compensation functions such as water retention and purification; Refuge for a species-rich and endangered flora and fauna.	⊙	15.0	1991-11-06
Annaberg		4,199 WDPA: 162224	Baindt secondary biotope, created by partial removal of the Annaberg (gravel extraction); unique biodiversity of highly endangered animal and plant species; Part of a regional network of dry habitats.	⊙	14.4	1992-03-03
Haslacher Weiher		4,207 WDPA: 163550	Aulendorf An important element in the association of Upper Swabian wetlands; historical evidence of various forms of pond use; Habitat and retreat for a species-rich fauna and flora.	⊙	22.0	1992-07-20
Herrgottsried	BW	4,209 WDPA: 163653	Bad Wurzach A low moor complex that has been heavily modified by human intervention, the ecological enhancement of which is sought; Habitat for a species-rich and endangered fauna and flora; Resting place for migratory birds.	⊙	72.0	1992-08-17
Staudacher pond		4,216 WDPA: 165648	Argenbühl Two bodies of water and siltation zones and subsequent wet meadows; important stepping stone in the habitat network in the Württemberg Allgäu; Resting and resting area for migratory birds; Cultural landscape of particular scenic beauty; Testimony to the formation of a moor that is still taking place.	⊙	20.0	1993-01-16
Lochmoos		4,221 WDPA: 164495	Schlier low moor landscape as a valuable element of the conventional cultural landscape, headwaters and water reservoirs for the culturally and historically significant water system of the "Silent Brook", an important part of the Upper Swabian wetlands community.	⊙	54.9	1993-04-23
Rotasweiher-Degermoos	BW	4.222 WDPA: 165226	Wangen im Allgäu Extremely richly structured moor complex with interspersed mineral grasslands; important component in the living network of wetlands in the Württemberg Allgäu; Evidence of an extensively used cultural landscape that has grown over many centuries.	⊙	52.7	1993-04-23
Lake Zell		4,239 WDPA: 166399	Kißlegg Natural lake with silting zones and the Kißlegg Ach valley with littered meadows; important stepping stone in the habitat network of wetlands along the Kißlegger and Wolfegger Ach; by restricting the uses, the value of the area is to be maintained and improved	⊙	30.6	1994-03-22
Laubener fountain	BW	4,257 WDPA: 164387	Aichstetten , Leutkirch im Allgäu Part of the landscape with very rare hydrological conditions, resulting high-quality wetland mosaic; heavily pouring spring upheavals with calcareous, nutrient-poor water, pouring, extensive backwaters with noticeable hydrological peculiarities (spring discharges, groundwater level fluctuations, combination of still and flowing water character with all transitions); Habitat of an extraordinarily diverse flora and fauna.	⊙	50.1	1995-03-16
Ebersberger Weiher		4,259 WDPA: 162834	Amtzell , Neukirch Richly structured ecosystem, consisting of: a pond with floating leaf communities and a wide reed belt, two silted ponds with litter meadow and wet meadow flora, whistle grass litter meadows, wet meadows and grassland areas as a buffer zone; numerous species of insects find their habitat here; Breeding area for many bird species, including endangered meadow breeders.	⊙	25.8	1995-04-26
Moors and ponds around wells	BW	4,277 WDPA: 164672	Bad Wurzach , Kißlegg Ecologically high-quality moor and wetland complex, extensively used, lightly polluted areas as a retreat for specialized species; cultural and historical evidence of a centuries-old pond economy; important component in the living network of wetlands in the Württemberg Allgäu.	⊙	195.0	1996-12-20
Schmalegger and Rinkenburger Tobel		4,279 WDPA: 165433	Berg , Ravensburg , Horgenzell Natural ravine system of European importance with natural canyon and mixed slope forests, limestone tuff springs and a network of natural flowing waters with natural dynamics, accompanied by natural ash-alder forests; Example of a geomorphological appearance with current development dynamics, part of the landscape of particular scenic beauty.	⊙	232.2	1997-01-07
Bad		4,282 WDPA: 162237	Kressbronn am Bodensee , Langenargen , Neukirch , Tettnang Largely natural or near-natural river course of the Argen with the bank areas and valley slopes as well as extensive forms of use in the valley floor as evidence of the history of the earth and landscape as well as habitat for rare and endangered plant and animal species; Biotope density that is unique in Baden-Württemberg and is therefore of outstanding ecological importance as a landscape networking element between Lake Constance and the source areas of the Unterer and Oberer Argen in the Adelegg and Westallgäu hill country.	⊙	302.6	1997-12-16
Rimpacher Moos - wide reed		4,291 WDPA: 318992	Isny im Allgäu , Leutkirch im Allgäu Ecologically valuable wetland mosaic as a habitat and an important retreat for species-rich and endangered flora and fauna, but especially as a breeding area for rare bird species; Fens and moor grass meadow complex of European importance, with important ecological compensation functions such as water storage and infiltration point for the Laubener Brunnen drinking water protection area; important component in a habitat network of unused or only extensively used wetlands.	⊙	75.8	1998-05-06
Neuravensburg pond		4,298 WDPA: 164799	Wangen in the Allgäu Weiher with silting zone as a breeding and resting place for rare and endangered bird species, some of which are of European importance; Wet and wet meadows as well as spring areas and remnants of litter meadows as locations of rare or endangered plant species; Habitat and retreat area of a species-rich fauna and flora, an important component in the habitat network of unused or only extensively used wetlands; Part of the landscape of particular beauty and cultural-historical evidence of earlier land use	⊙	38.5	2000-07-13
Brunnenholzried	BW	4,308 WDPA: 81475	Bad Waldsee Securing the unaffected development of the partially drained raised bog and its edge zones with the typical animal and plant species.	⊙	163.9	2003-12-04
Aitrach gravel pit		4,318 WDPA: 378108	Aitrach Preservation of the quarry ponds fed by the groundwater as a habitat for endangered animal and plant species, preservation of the still wood-free raw soil areas as a location for rare and endangered plant species, preservation of the lower terraces exposed to the northeast and planted with oak-hornbeam forest.	⊙	13.4	2007-10-17
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