Schilsbachtal with tributaries and hillside forests on the Rursee

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Schilsbachtal with tributaries and hillside forests on the Rursee

IUCN Category IV - Habitat / Species Management Area

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location Simmerath , Aachen city region , North Rhine-Westphalia , Germany
surface 233 ha
Identifier ACK-088
WDPA ID 319067
Geographical location 50 ° 39 '  N , 6 ° 23'  E Coordinates: 50 ° 38 '56 "  N , 6 ° 22' 37"  E
Schilsbachtal with tributaries and hillside forests on the Rursee (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Schilsbachtal with tributaries and hillside forests on the Rursee
Setup date 1999
Framework plan Landscape plan Simmerath
administration Lower landscape authority of the Aachen city region
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The nature reserve Schilsbachtal with tributaries and hillside forests on the Rursee is located in the municipality of Simmerath , it includes the wooded slopes northeast of Woffelsbach that fall to the Rurtalsperre .

description

In the western part, red beech is predominant, with a small population also sessile oak and sycamore . The soil vegetation is poor in species. As is typical for beech forests, it consists of wire smiths , forest fescue , white grove , wall lettuce and fox's ragwort . In the area around the Woffelsbacher Kirchweg, between Schilsberg and Backesberg, you can find sessile oak forests mixed with hornbeam and sycamore as well as occasional sand birch , beech and mountain ash . The soil vegetation here is typical of acidic oak forests, where wiryweed, blueberry , goldenrod , yellow hollow tooth , meadow quail wheat and common heather grow . Bach north of the mouth of the dam is Schilsbachs in the stream by a well trained Erlen - Auwald accompanied. The Solchbachoberlauf flows through a deeply cut valley overgrown with beech forest. In the north-eastern part of the area, there are again beech stocks. The extensive oak and beech stocks together make up around 80% of the total area of ​​the nature reserve, which is therefore an important area for the preservation of the communities of natural deciduous forests in the Rureifel natural area .

Protection purpose

The habitats are to be protected for many according to the red list of endangered plants, fungi and animals in NRW . These biotope types occur in the area: springs , near-natural and undeveloped stream sections, wet and humid grassland, floodplain forests, natural rock formations.

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