List of protected areas in Tettnang

Tettnang coat of arms

Signs for the nature reserve

The list of protected areas in Tettnang contains statistics of all protected areas - nature and landscape protection areas , FFH and SPA areas , Bann and early forests , natural monuments and habitats - in Württemberg Baden- city Tettnang in Bodensee district in Germany .

Explanation

The following headings and abbreviations are used in the table headings of the lists:

SG no. : Protected area number according to the State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW)
Name : official name of the protected area according to the LUBW
Location : District / district / parcel in which the respective protected area is located
Size : Area in hectares (1 hectare = 10,000 m²) of the respective protected area, rounded to one decimal place, or two for biotopes
Height above NHN : are the geographic height in meters above mean sea level at
TK : indicates the number / s of the respective topographic map (s) in which the protected area is listed
NR : indicates the natural area in which the protected area is located; "BB" = Lake Constance basin ; "OH" = Upper Swabian hill country ; "WA" = West Allgäu hill country
KO : Indication of the geographical coordinates of the respective protected area; linked, opens card
Registration : Date of the respective registration / inclusion in the corresponding protected area directory
Comment / s : Descriptions etc. of the respective protected area
Image : Photo of the respective protected area

All data given as of October 19, 2011

Protected areas

Nature reserves

A nature reserve (NSG) is a strictly protected area. In Germany, nature reserves are defined by or on the basis of laws. Colloquially, the term nature reserve also describes all protected areas in nature and landscape protection . Areas are often designated as nature reserves which are important for the preservation of the flora and fauna, often also for scenic and geographic features. The aim is to place plant and animal species under protection in their area of distribution. Areas are also designated as nature reserves if they are considered worthy of protection for scientific or natural history reasons, because of their uniqueness or special beauty. These are often biotopes such as moorland , heathland , mountainous landscapes or forests . In nature reserves, agricultural use, leaving the publicly marked trails and lighting fires are mostly prohibited.

The following, sortable list contains all nature reserves within Tettnang; Names and numbers correspond to the official designations, the protected area number results from the administrative district (4 = Tübingen administrative district ) and a consecutive number within the district.

SG no.	Surname	Places	Size [ha]	Height above NHN	TK	NO	KO	Capture	Remarks
4,282	Bad	Kressbronn Neukirch Tettnang	296.3 FN : 234.8 RV : 61.5	395-496	8323 8324 8423	BB WA	53.1136015	12/16/1997	Other parts of the area in the Ravensburg district ; third largest tributary of Lake Constance
4,206	Birch pond	Tettnang	12.9	510	8323	WA	53.1136015	07/20/1992	Kleinseggenried , which offers a habitat for numerous rare and protected animal and plant species
4,219	Buchbach	Neukirch Tettnang	7.1	490	8323	WA	53.1136015	03/20/1993	Ecosystem with near-natural Kreuzweiherbach , pipe grass and wet meadows , ponds and hill spring moor
4,238	Hirrensee	Tettnang	16.3	510	8323	WA	53.1136015	02/20/1994	richly structured ecosystem with flat moor , pipe grass litter and orchards
4,268	Knellesberger moss	Meckenbeuren Tettnang	39.4 FN : 32.0 RV : 7.4	519-541	8223 8323	WA	53.1136015	08/28/1996	Part of the area in the Ravensburg district ; wide meadow valley with almost continuously meandering Schwarzach
4,232	Loderhof pond	Tettnang	10.4	500	8323	WA	53.1136015	11/24/1993	Ecosystem of pipes Grass Trust - wet and wet meadows , grassland, individual stands of trees and wood structures, damp forest clearing , slope fen area and silting fen
4,220	Matzenhauser Mahlweiher	Tettnang	9.2	500	8323	WA	53.1136015	04/01/1993	richly structured ecosystem , consisting of hillside spring moor , pipe grass litter , wet meadows and forested terminal moraine
4,310	Schachried	Kressbronn Tettnang	11.0	480	8323	WA	53.1136015	02/15/2005	Fen areas of community importance
4.025	Wasenmoos	Tettnang	26.7	465	8223 8323	BB OH	53.1136015	October 18, 1939	Flat and transitional bog on a würmeiszeitlichen Talwasserscheide, mostly abgetorft with birch -Bruchwald

Landscape protection areas

In Germany, the landscape protection area (LSG) is one of the options for area-related nature protection provided by the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG). The federal states determine which areas can be designated as landscape protection areas . They also determine the form in which the landscape protection areas are marked. Paragraph 26 of the BNatSchG stipulates that landscape protection areas should serve the preservation and development of nature, impairment of the natural balance should be removed and performance and functionality should be restored. This happens because of the diversity and uniqueness of the landscape, its cultural and historical importance or its special importance for recreation.

The following, sortable list contains all landscape protection areas within Tettnang; Names and numbers correspond to the official designations, the protected area number results from the administrative district (4 = Tübingen administrative district ) and a consecutive number within the district.

SG no.	Surname	Places	Size [ha]	Height above NHN	TK	NO	KO	Capture	Remarks
4.35.040	Ice Age edges of the Argental with Argenaue	Langenargen Neukirch Tettnang	1,621.0	400-575	8323 8324 8423	BB	53.1136015	12/16/1997	geological unit of the Argen glacial valley
4.35.008	Terminal moraine wall and moor north of Rappertsweiler	Tettnang	37.0	500-551	8323 8324	WA	53.1136015	09/10/1954	one of Endmoränenwällen framed, reed overgrown fen
4.35.023	Height 493.8 south of Tettnang near Schäferhof	Tettnang	7.1	494	8323	WA	53.1136015	12/24/1954	Meltwater crest of geological importance from the late glacial period of the Rhine Glacier
4.35.039 and 4.36.073	Knellesberger moss	Meckenbeuren Ravensburg Tettnang	22.0 FN : 14.4 RV : 7.6	519-541	8223	WA	53.1136015	08/28/1996	two partial areas of supplementary room and buffer zone for the NSG of the same name
4.35.034	Lake district and hill country south of the Argen and Nonnenbachtal	Kressbronn Tettnang	968.0		8323 8324	BB WA	53.1136015 53.1136015	06/19/1986	two partial areas ; Hilltop landscape with lakes, stream valleys and wooded hills
4.35.026	Late Worm Ice Age terraces between Burnau, Prestenberg, Vorderreute, Buch and Krumbach	Tettnang	23.0	527		OH	53.1136015	01/25/1963	Late- worm-age terraces of significant river history
4.35.021	Tettnang Forest with Hochwacht, Krüntenbühl, Reichenbühl, Argenhardter Kopf, Schoos and the steep edge of the Argental on the Schwandenbogen	Langenargen Tettnang	701.0	430-541		BB OH	53.1136015	09/19/1954	Scenic points of geological importance for the history of the late glacial

FFH areas

The Fauna-Flora-Habitat Directive , or Habitat Directive for short, is a nature conservation directive of the European Union that was adopted in 1992 . Together with the Birds Directive , it essentially serves to implement the Bern Convention ; one of its main tools is a coherent network of protected areas called Natura 2000 .

The correct German name for the Habitats Directive is Council Directive 92/43 / EEC of May 21, 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild animals and plants . In Germany, however, the term FFH directive is used almost exclusively, which is derived from fauna (= animals), flora (= plants) and habitat (= habitat).

The following, sortable list contains all FFH areas within Tettnang. Names and numbers correspond to the official designations.

SG no.	Surname	Places	Size [ha]	Height above NHN	TK	NO	KO	Capture	Remarks
DE8323342	Argen and wetlands south of Langnau	six municipalities in the Bodenseekreis and the Ravensburg district	508.5 FN : 416.4 RV : 91.1	394-564	8323 8324 8423	BB WA	53.1136015	01/01/2005	Near-natural, alpine-influenced river landscape with adjoining or near-natural lakes and fens
DE8324341	Moors and ponds around Neukirch	four communities in the Bodenseekreis and the Ravensburg district	240.0 FN : 201.7 RV : 38.3	478-580	8224 8323 8324	BB WA	53.1136015	01/01/2005	Moors, ponds and lakes in the depressions of the Jungmöränen landscape around Neukirch , partly in the open country, partly in the forest
DE8323341	Schussenbecken and Schmalegger Tobel	twelve communities in the Bodenseekreis and the Ravensburg district	904.8 FN : 204.3 RV : 700.5	-		BB OH	53.1136015	01/01/2005	Coherent running water system with ditches, near-natural and developed streams

Bird sanctuaries

A European bird sanctuary or Special Protection Area (SPA) is a protected area, the basis of which was laid in 1979 in Article 4 (1) of the Birds Directive of the European Union (EU). These areas are part of the Europe-wide Natura 2000 biotope network . The concept of bird sanctuaries across Europe serves in particular to protect migratory birds , which rely on rest stops on their migratory routes in order to look for food and to be able to rest. The European bird sanctuaries are subject to the protection criteria of the Fauna-Flora-Habitat Directive. Since the implementation by the EU member states was only progressing very slowly, nature conservation associations named so-called Important Bird Areas , which they suggested for designation as European bird sanctuaries.

There is no European bird sanctuary in Tettnang.

Spell forests

The term Bannwald generally means a piece of forest that is worth preserving as a whole - or a special form of it. In German-speaking countries, the term “Bannwald” generally denotes a protective forest (avalanche, rock fall, debris flow and flood protection), or protected forest areas for reasons of nature and environmental protection or as a recreational area. The forestry use is still allowed and is even expressly desired in the case of protective forests, but prohibited in the core areas of nature reserves. In Section 32 of the Forest Act, the protected forest in Baden-Württemberg is defined as “ a forest reserve left to itself ”.

There is no forest in Tettnang.

Already forests

As Schonwald is called in Baden-Wuerttemberg a protected forest area in which the economic use of the forest is allowed, but is subject to certain restrictions. The term is not used in other German-speaking regions or, at best, is used colloquially. Schonwald is defined in Section 32 of the Baden-Württemberg Forest Act as follows: “ Schonwald is a forest reserve in which a certain forest community with its animal and plant species, a certain stand structure or a certain forest biotope is to be maintained, developed or renewed. The forest authority determines maintenance measures with the consent of the forest owner. "

In Tettnang there is no designated forest.

Natural monuments

The natural monument is a landscape element that is under nature protection . This is a single property or an area with a small area of up to five hectares. The latter is a surface natural monument and as such is clearly separated from its surroundings. The natural monument is often referred to as a natural creation, but can at the same time be a witness of the historical cultural landscape , for example striking individual trees or outcrops with special geological formations. In Germany, the protection of natural monuments is anchored in Section 28 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act and in the state nature conservation laws. The protection is based on the rarity , peculiarity or beauty of the natural monument as well as its value for science , local history and understanding of nature and includes an extensive prohibition of change. Further details are regulated by legal ordinances on the basis of the respective national law.

Extensive natural monuments

In Tettnang there are two large natural monuments.

The following, sortable list contains all the individual structures within Tettnang. Names and numbers correspond to the official designations.

SG no.	Surname	District Gewann location	Size [ha]	Height above NHN	K.	Capture	Remarks	image
84350570001	The summit of the Brünnensweiler Höhe	Brünnensweiler	5.5	587.5	53.1136015	07/03/52
84350570002	Drying tub on the middle Argentrasse on the Krippeleboge	Tettnang Forest Nativity Arch	2.0		53.1136015	07/03/52

Single structures

16 individual structures are identified in Tettnang.

The following, sortable list contains all the individual structures within Tettnang. Names and numbers correspond to the official designations.

SG no.	Surname	District Gewann location	Height above NHN	K.	Capture	Remarks	image
84350570008	Birch avenue Betula pendula (50 trees)	Extension of Kaltenberger Strasse		53.1136015	05/08/89	The silver birch ( Betula pendula ), also called sand , white or warty birch , is a deciduous deciduous tree from the genus of birch ( Betula ).
84350570017	English oak	south of Laimnau		53.1136015	05/08/89	The common oak ( Quercus robur ), also called summer oak or German oak , is a deciduous tree species from the genus of oaks ( Quercus ) in the beech family (Fagaceae).
84350570022	1 pear tree "Gelbmöstler"	north of Wiesertweiler		53.1136015	05/08/89	The Gelbmöstler , also called Möstler , Gälmöstler or Drip Pear , is a variety of pear ( Pyrus communis ).
84350570018	1 pear tree "Upper Austrian"	Oberlangnau Irisweg		53.1136015	05/08/89
84350570014	1 field elm, Ulmus caprinifolia	City center Kirchstrasse		53.1136015	05/08/89	The field elm ( Ulmus minor ) is a deciduous broadleaf from the family of the Elm Family (Ulmaceae) .
84350570015	1 plane tree, 1 beech and 1 winter linden	City center Loretostraße		53.1136015	05/08/89
84350570012	1 summer linden Tilia platyphyllos	north of Oberhof		53.1136015	05/08/89	The large-leaved lime ( Tilia platyphyllos ), also Moreton Bay Linde called, is a deciduous tree -Art from the genus of Linden ( Tilia ) in the family of mallow (Malvaceae).
84350570019	1 summer linden Tilia platyphyllos	Hiltensweiler Ritter-Arnold-Strasse		53.1136015	05/08/89	The large-leaved lime ( Tilia platyphyllos ), also Moreton Bay Linde called, is a deciduous tree -Art from the genus of Linden ( Tilia ) in the family of mallow (Malvaceae).
84350570011	1 English oak Quercus robur	northwest of Zimmerberg		53.1136015	05/08/89	The common oak ( Quercus robur ), also called summer oak or German oak , is a deciduous tree species from the genus of oaks ( Quercus ) in the beech family (Fagaceae).
84350570013	1 English oak Quercus robur	Bürgerermoos Prinz-Eugen-Strasse		53.1136015	05/08/89	The common oak ( Quercus robur ), also called summer oak or German oak , is a deciduous tree species from the genus of oaks ( Quercus ) in the beech family (Fagaceae).
84350570021	1 English oak Quercus robur	Huebschenberg		53.1136015	05/08/89	The common oak ( Quercus robur ), also called summer oak or German oak , is a deciduous tree species from the genus of oaks ( Quercus ) in the beech family (Fagaceae).
84350570007	1 Wellingtonia	City center Friedhofstraße at house no.3		53.1136015	05/08/89	The giant sequoia ( Sequoiadendron giganteum ), also mountain sequoia or Welling Tonie called, is the only kind in the monotypic genus Sequoiadendron in the subfamily of the Sequoias ( Sequoioideae ) within the family of the cypress family ( Cupressaceae ).
84350570006	1 winter linden Tilia cordata	Neuhalden	493.8	53.1136015	05/08/89	The winter or stone lime ( Tilia cordata ) is a plant from the genus of Linden ( Tilia ) in the subfamily of tilioideae (Tilioideae) within the family of the Malvaceae (Malvaceae).	meanwhile like it
84350570020	2 nut trees	Hiltensweiler Dorfstrasse		53.1136015	05/08/89
84350570009	2 English oaks Quercus robur	Reutenen		53.1136015	05/08/89	The common oak ( Quercus robur ), also called summer oak or German oak , is a deciduous tree species from the genus of oaks ( Quercus ) in the beech family (Fagaceae).
84350570010	2 English oaks Quercus robur	north of Baumgarten		53.1136015	05/08/89	The common oak ( Quercus robur ), also called summer oak or German oak , is a deciduous tree species from the genus of oaks ( Quercus ) in the beech family (Fagaceae).

Biotopes

A biotope is a specific habitat of a community that occurs in this area ( biocenosis ). Biotopes are the smallest units of the biosphere . In the field of nature conservation and landscape management, biotopes are assigned to biotope types from a pragmatic point of view . The habitat protection is a strategy within the nature conservation. As a rule, its aim is to preserve populations of endangered animal and plant species that are worthy of protection through special protection and preservation of their habitats. The opposite (or: complementary) is (direct) species protection . A typical instrument of biotope protection is the designation of protected areas. Areas are to be defined and maintained in which the protection of nature has priority over land use, or in which at least nature conservation concerns must be taken into account when using them.

In Tettnang there are 328 biotopes with a total area - including forests - of 297,451 hectares.

The following, sortable and still incomplete list contains the biotopes within Tettnang. Names and numbers correspond to the official designations.

SG no.	Surname	District Gewann location	Size [ha]	Height above NHN	K	Capture	Remarks
183234356469	Strip of swamp forest and reed beds west of Unterlangnau	Unterlangnau	0.33		53.1136015	06/26/1995	Swamp forest (wet forest) and near-natural swamp forests with an ecological balancing function
183234356510	Mesophytic field hedge north of Wiesertsweiler	Wiesertsweiler	0.12		53.1136015	07/27/1995	Field hedges and field trees with an ecological compensation function
183234356545	Reeds on the ditch northeast of Schletterholz	Schletterholz	0.02		53.1136015	07/25/1995	Shore reedbed and vineyard with ecological compensation function
283234350155	Oak stand W Laimnau	Laimnau	3.80		53.1136015	01/08/1990	Structurally rich forest
183234356570	Mesophytic field hedge south of Vorderreute	Vorderreute	0.02		53.1136015	07/18/1995	Field hedges and field trees with an ecological compensation function
183234356518	Reeds west of Baldensweiler	Baldensweiler	0.27		53.1136015	07/26/1995	Bank reed beds, reed beds and reeds with ecological compensation function
283244350202	Argenwald N Bleichnau	Pale blue	1.80		53.1136015	January 15, 1990	Forest stand with plants worth protecting
183234356634	Riverside reed beds and Seggen-Ried southwest of Bürgermoos	Citizen Moss	0.05		53.1136015	06/27/1995	Bank reed beds and reeds with ecological compensation function
283234350171	Tobelbach NO Gitzensteig	Gitzensteig	0.30		53.1136015	02/09/1991	Natural and near-natural areas on a river
183234356575	Reeds and reeds on the Schwarzach east of Straß	Strass	0.02		53.1136015	08/28/1995	Reed canary grass -Röhricht area along the Schwarzach with ecological balancing function
183234356489	Wetland complex of western 'Degersee' south of Busenhaus	Busenhaus Degersee	8.79		53.1136015	08/05/1995	Pipe grass - litter meadow of local importance and good expression
183244356604	Riparian forest strip at Graben northwest of Rappertsweiler	Rappertsweiler	0.14		53.1136015	06/20/1995	Accompanying waters riparian forest strips of local significance
183234356441	Ponds south of Wiesertsweiler	Wiesertsweiler	0.10		53.1136015	06/30/1995	Silting areas of near-natural ponds of local importance
183234356548	Sumpfseggen-Ried north of Schletterholz	Schletterholz	0.01		53.1136015	07/25/1995	Swamp sedge-reed with ecological compensation function
183234356580	Wetland complex southeast of Mehrenberg	Mehrenberg	0.74		53.1136015	07/18/1995	Sedge - and rush-rich wet meadows of local importance
283234350127	Steckenbühl NO Tannau	Tannau	0.80		53.1136015	January 15, 1990	Rare forest community close to nature
283234350170	Steep slope forest S Laimnau	Laimnau	1.10		53.1136015	02/09/1991	Rare forest community close to nature
183234356631	Bank reed beds west of Bürgermoos	Citizen moss	0.15		53.1136015	06/26/1995	Reeds and vineyards with ecological balancing function
183234356415	Field hedge south of Blumenrain I	Blumenrain	0.07		53.1136015	07/27/1995	Field hedges and field trees with an ecological compensation function
183234356485	Hill spring complex south of Oberwolfertsweiler	Oberwolfertsweiler	0.17		53.1136015	08/01/1995	Source areas of local importance and well developed
183234356534	Hedgehog reed at ditch southwest of Schletterholz	Schletterholz	0.01		53.1136015	07/25/1995	Reeds and vineyards with ecological balancing function
283234350162	Laimnauer Tobel	Laimnau	4.10		53.1136015	January 15, 1990	Tobel and blades in the forest
283234350167	Argenwald SO Badhütten	Bath huts	5.00		53.1136015	January 15, 1990	Forest stand with plants worth protecting
283234350097	Fish pond near Hagenbuchen	Hagenbuchen	2.40		53.1136015	01/26/1990	Natural and near-natural areas of standing inland water
183244356591	Muttelsee	Muttelsee	11.17	492.0	53.1136015	05/24/1995	Muttelsee and the surrounding silting areas