List of nature reserves in the Tübingen district

In the district of Tübingen , there are 22 nature reserves. The Tübingen regional council is responsible for designating nature reserves . According to the protected area statistics of the State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), 1,193.76 hectares of the district are under nature protection, which is 2.30 percent.

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Eisenbachhain	Eisenbachhaineiche	4,003 WDPA: 81593	Dettenhausen Mixed deciduous forest on Arietenkalk des Lias, which emerged from a Hudewald. Old stock of approx. 150-year-old beeches and 250 to 300-year-old oaks with today partially dense undergrowth; Bannwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	8.3	1937-08-23
Funnel-Ehehalde		4,010 WDPA: 82735	Rottenburg am Neckar Part of the pre-glacial Neckar valley with the Middle Pleistocene gravel of the Neckar baked into Nagelfluh. Extensive hedge stocks with sloe, rose species, hazel and bird cherry. Breeding area for songbirds	⊙	2.7	1938-02-09
Hirschauer Berg		4,077 WDPA: 81885	Tübingen Southern slope of the Spitzberg near Tübingen with species-rich flora.	⊙	22.2	1980-07-30
Upper Steinach		4,095 WDPA: 82269	Rottenburg am Neckar , Tübingen Baggersee; Riparian vegetation with alluvial wood, reed stands, steep banks and shallow water zones as breeding, resting and feeding places for numerous endangered bird species.	⊙	7.5	1982-03-15
Kapfhalde		4,104 WDPA: 82038	Hirrlingen , Rottenburg am Neckar , Rangendingen Scenically attractive right-hand slope of the Starzel with numerous species of rare plant and animal communities.	⊙	11.8	1983-05-09
Filsenberg		4,105 WDPA: 81663	Mössingen Extensively used high meadows with a multitude of rare, endangered warmth and drought-loving plant species, with the cultural and historical significance of the single-threaded, rough meadows.	⊙	35.8	1983-05-18
Mountain slide on the Hirschkopf		4,145 WDPA: 162384	Mössingen Extensive landslide with inaccessible rocky areas, scree slopes and gravel surfaces as a research object for geological, biological (succession) and regional studies; Schonwald (LWaldG § 32).	⊙	39.4	1988-03-16
Espenloch-Hintere Halde		4,146 WDPA: 163005	Hirrlingen , Rangendingen Semi-dry lawns, orchards and wetlands that need to be maintained and improved.	⊙	22.3	1988-07-15
Castle loan		4,157 WDPA: 162655	Rottenburg am Neckar Mainly created by gravel mining, habitats with shallow water zones, silt and water areas, steep banks, reed beds, ruderal locations and riparian trees as breeding, resting and feeding areas for a large number of threatened bird species; species-rich reptile and amphibian fauna; in connection with the neighboring NSG 4.95 "Oberes Steinach", nationally significant as a resting and resting place for migratory birds.	⊙	16.3	1989-04-14
Blue laugh		4,164 WDPA: 162449	Kusterdingen , Tübingen Neckaraltarm with rare endangered aquatic, marsh and bank plant communities and their animal populations; Upstream meadow and a strip of natural hillside forest with small landslides and spring outlets.	⊙	12.0	1990-03-23
Spitzberg-Ödenburg		4,174 WDPA: 165616	Tübingen South-exposed, culturally and historically significant, scientifically interesting steep slope with fallow land, semi-arid lawn, bush formations, old vineyard walls and terraces, forest edges and extensive orchards; Habitat of numerous rare and endangered, warmth and moisture-loving plant and animal species.	⊙	9.9	1990-10-22
Bühler Tal and Unterer Bürg		4.218 WDPA: 162634	Rottenburg am Neckar , Tübingen Open cultural landscape with unfertilized, wet to dry meadows, orchards with old tall trees, undeveloped meandering brook, gallery forest and mixed deciduous forest. This diversity corresponds to a large number of endangered and protected animal and plant species.	⊙	84.3	1993-03-10
Vollmershalde		4,229 WDPA: 166092	Rottenburg am Neckar Remnants of the historical use of the vineyards, e.g. B. Wall remains and cultural refugees from this time; Semi-arid lawns, sage and oat meadows, fringe groups, sloe bushes and forest coats, orchards with a high proportion of old trees; traditional cultural landscape and a richly structured habitat for many endangered plant and animal species.	⊙	49.0	1993-09-10
Schaichtal		4,256 WDPA: 165357	Dettenhausen , Walddorfhäslach Scenic stream valley in Schönbuch with open, richly structured floodplain; Small-scale alternation of meadows and fallow land with streams accompanied by trees, surrounded by forest slopes with spring streams and fragments of gorge forest; through careful management, the forest stands included should be returned to mixed forest in a natural and location-appropriate manner. The Schaichtal is part of the Schönbuch Nature Park and extends over four districts (Tübingen, Reutlingen, Esslingen and Böblingen) in two administrative districts.	⊙	203.27	1995-02-23
Rappenberg		4,264 WDPA: 165099	Rottenburg am Neckar Richly structured mosaic of plant communities of semi-arid grasslands, fringing communities, forest edges, orchards and open meadow areas.	⊙	15.8	1995-09-15
Kochhartgraben and Ammertal slopes		4.265 WDPA: 164175	Rottenburg am Neckar , Ammerbuch Diverse cultural landscape; Complex of plant communities of dry and semi-arid grasslands, fringing communities, sheep pastures, hedges, orchards, abandoned quarries, brook meadows and fallow land; species-rich flora, numerous insect and bird species.	⊙	103.2	1995-12-21
Katzenbach-Dünnbachtal		4,276 WDPA: 164040	Ofterdingen , Rottenburg am Neckar Culturally shaped valley landscape with near-natural wetlands, trees and natural oak-hornbeam and oak-linden-service forest, rich in old wood; diverse habitats for rare and endangered animal and plant species.	⊙	121.3	1996-12-19
Old meadows		4,280 WDPA: 162135	Bodelshausen Flat grassland area with fresh, wet and wet meadow mosaic on astonishingly wet Opalinus clays of the Brown Jura in the southwestern Alb foreland east of Bodelshausen, which are a rarity in the LK Tübingen in this form and size. Small parts of the area are used for agriculture or are reforested with spruce and poplar. Globeflowers are abundant in wet and humid meadows.	⊙	23.2	1997-01-22
Öschenbachtal		4,281 WDPA: 164951	Mössingen Lean meadows and pastures in dry and wet conditions, especially semi-dry grassland and hillside swamps; the extensification of the intensively cultivated meadow and pasture areas is sought.	⊙	69.5	1997-09-09
At the Olgahöhe		4,295 WDPA: 318178	Mössingen Diverse, richly structured cultural landscape with extensive orchards and natural deadwood on lean grassland and grassland, as well as hedges and bushes in close interlinking with near-natural sections of streams with ash-alder forests; Floristically extraordinarily high-quality grasslands with a large number of rare and endangered plant species, including a species threatened with extinction, of the "priority habitat" of the bristle-fescue-lime dry lawn according to the Habitats Directive "priority habitat"; Habitat of the species to be protected according to the European Commission Directive for the Conservation of Wild Birds (Birds Directive), red-backed shrimp, middle woodpecker and collared flycatcher.	⊙	25.0	1999-10-01
Schönbuch-Westhang / Ammerbuch		4,299 WDPA: 319084	Ammerbuch Extensive, closed, almost uninterrupted belt of orchards around the Schönbuch with several thousand standard trees and age-related dead wood; old, richly structured culture and habitat, in which huge, little developed fruit forests in a sunny and warm location are favorably interlocked with meadows of sage and oat grass; Vineyards with dry stone walls, sunken paths, hedges, natural forest edges with warmth-loving fringes and bushes, with often adjoining, naturally grown oak and service tree forest or near-natural forest of old age; natural habitats with species-rich animal populations (birds, reptiles, amphibians, insects and snails).	⊙	459.0	2000-11-15
Winter dump		4,293 WDPA: 82927	Bodelshausen , Hechingen Diversely structured valley area with a mosaic of typical and culturally significant biotopes worthy of protection, created by climatic, geomorphological and historical conditions, as a habitat and retreat for a species-rich and endangered flora and fauna; Part of the landscape of particular scenic beauty; important component in the local biotope network of the middle Starzeltal; Example of the extensively used rural cultural landscape in the foothills of the Alb	⊙	54.0	1999-05-08
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