List of nature reserves in the Schwäbisch Hall district

In the district of Schwäbisch Hall there are 18 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), 1,383.29 hectares are under nature protection in the district, which is 0.93 percent of the area.

Nature reserves in the Schwäbisch Hall district

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Reussenberg		1.001 WDPA:  82398	Crailsheim gypsum doline landscape with ponds, silting societies, swinging lawns, alder and oak-hornbeam forests.	⊙	182.6	1975-12-23
Heron dump Morstein		1.006 WDPA:  82386	Gerabronn Former heron colony that can be traced back to documents for more than 500 years.	⊙	7.2	1938-02-19
Copper moor		1,018 WDPA:  164302	Untermünkheim The only larger moor at the foot of the Waldenburg Mountains (Swabian-Franconian Forest Mountains); important link between the Upper Swabian moors, the Black Forest moors and the moors of Central Germany; Forest history document.	⊙	3.7	1967-04-18
Maple-linden forest		1,026 WDPA:  81255	Ilshofen Ahorn-Linden hillside forest in Jagsttal.	⊙	7.2	1969-11-14
Heron dump near Bächlingen		1,047 WDPA:  82385	Langenburg heron colony on the eastern slope of the Jagst valley.	⊙	80.0	1974-03-07
Wet area at the Buchmühle		1,088 WDPA:  81657	Fichtenau , Stimpfach Wet area in the floodplain of a scenic, natural side valley of the upper Jagst.	⊙	4.7	1981-03-31
Grimmbach estuary		1,096 WDPA:  81758	Braunsbach demonstration object for the geomorphological relationships of river dynamics and particularly species-rich flora and fauna.	⊙	8.4	1982-01-05
Great Wimbach Gorge		1,102 WDPA:  82532	Sulzbach-Laufen , Gschwend From a natural history point of view, an extremely valuable gorge in the Keuperbergland with near-natural gorge forest vegetation.	⊙	3.1	1982-07-01
Bärenwirtshalde - stone blade		1,109 WDPA:  81362	Sulzbach-Laufen Two near-natural forest areas with rare flora and fauna typical of the location.	⊙	5.2	1982-11-15
Crailsheimer Eichwald		1.112 WDPA:  81499	Crailsheim Hudewald with willow beech and mighty single oaks.	⊙	6.3	1983-02-16
Lower Bühlertal		1,136 WDPA:  166016	Braunsbach , Ilshofen , Obersontheim , Schwäbisch Hall One of the most beautiful valleys in Baden-Württemberg with above-average ecological features and biodiversity of the river and its valley area with species-rich deciduous forests, poor grassland and the floodplain that is still used as grassland.	⊙	306.0	1985-06-13
Gypsum quarry Kirchbühl		1,138 WDPA:  163251	Ilshofen , Vellberg Secondary biotope with rich habitats for numerous protected and endangered plant and animal species.	⊙	8.4	1985-10-03
Oberrimbach sinkholes		1,139 WDPA:  164901	Schrozberg , Creglingen , Niederstetten Historically significant area with over 100 sinkholes.	⊙	71.2	1985-11-06
Lime blade		1.145 WDPA:  163993	Mainhardt Natural blade in the Keuper with limestone rocks, which are very unusual for this part of the landscape, with a special community of plants. Forest with beech, ash and individual mountain elms; Canyon forest character; z. T. Schonwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	6.0	1986-11-17
Wacholderberg Geigerswasen		1.206 WDPA:  166105	Crailsheim The scenic edge of the gypsum keuper step with the (sheep grazing) juniper heather that was created through culturally and historically significant use; Diverse habitats, such as open, barren heathland, loose trees, small wetlands including brook floodplains and brook trees.	⊙	30.8	1995-03-15
Hammersbachtal northeast of Westgartshausen		1,207 WDPA:  163515	Crailsheim A scenic valley which, with its moist valley floor with typical wet and floodplain vegetation, is an ecologically and scenically valuable contrast to the dry heathland on the slopes; Alder quarry forests in the floodplain area, Großseggenriede, culturally and historically significant, heather-like valley slopes created by sheep grazing.	⊙	15.4	1995-03-15
Kochertal between Westheim and Steinbach including Klingenbach and goat and donkey blades		1,218 WDPA:  555521752	Michelbach an der Bilz , Schwäbisch Hall , Rosengarten Open, attractive, mostly agriculturally used floodplain with diverse flora and fauna, locally important breeding and resting area for endangered and protected bird species; often very steep, mostly wooded valley slopes and blades with z. T. very rare species in need of protection; The return of agriculturally used arable land in the valley floodplain of the Kocher in grassland and the conversion of non-site-appropriate conifer populations into near-natural, site-appropriate mixed deciduous forests are aimed for.	⊙	221.0	1996-07-31
Jagsttal with side valleys between Crailsheim and Kirchberg		1,256 WDPA:  318611	Crailsheim , Kirchberg an der Jagst , Satteldorf	⊙	492.4	2003-01-14
Legend for nature reserve

See also

• List of landscape protection areas in the district of Schwäbisch Hall

literature

• Reinhard Wolf , Ulrike Kreh (Hrsg.): The nature reserves in the Stuttgart administrative region . Thorbecke, Ostfildern 2007, ISBN 978-3-7995-5176-2 , pp. 268-305 (Schwäbisch Hall district).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Protected area directory of the State Agency for the Environment (select type of area and city or district)
2. ^ Protected area statistics of the LUBW

Web links

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