Schulenburgscher Drömling

	Schulenburgscher Drömling
	Landscape in the southern part of the NSG shortly after its establishment
location	North-east of Wolfsburg , Gifhorn district , Lower Saxony
surface	519 ha
Identifier	NSG BR 159
FFH area	519 ha
Geographical location	52 ° 31 ' N , 10 ° 58' E Coordinates: 52 ° 30 '56 " N , 10 ° 57' 35" E
Sea level	from 57 m to 59 m
Setup date	1st March 2019

The Schulenburgsche Drömling is a nature reserve in the Lower Saxony municipality of Parsau in the integrated municipality of Brome in the district of Gifhorn . The nature reserve is located in the sparsely populated lowland area of the Drömling .

General

The nature reserve with the registration number NSG BR 159 is approximately 519 hectares . It is completely part of the FFH and EU bird protection area "Drömling". In the north it borders on the " Nördlicher Drömling " nature reserve , in the east on the " Kaiserwinkel " nature reserve , in the west on the " Giebelmoor " nature reserve and in the south on the " Ohre-Drömling " nature reserve in Saxony-Anhalt . The area replaces the conservation area "Kaiserwinkel". In addition, parts of the “Kaiserwinkel” nature reserve and the “Lütjes Moor” nature reserve have merged into it. The area has been under nature protection since March 1, 2019. The responsible lower nature conservation authority is the district of Gifhorn.

The nature reserve is located northeast of Wolfsburg on the edge of the Drömling. It is crossed by Kreisstraße 85.

description

The nature reserve is largely characterized by wet forests on fens . To the north are these primarily as alder and birch break forests with downy birch , silver birch , bog pine and Buckthorn trained. The forests have a well-developed layer of shrubbery and peat moss-rich herbs, e.g. B. with bilberry , king fern , bogberry and swamp porst . Bird cherry, alder and ash forests grow in small areas with ash , black alder , white elm , English oak , common hazel , bird cherry and red currant . There are also areas with oak and hornbeam forests . Pedunculate oak, ash, hornbeam , white elm, mountain ash , quivering aspen , silver birch and downy birch grow here, as well as Scots pine , buckthorn and bird cherry. In the south there are primarily alder forests.

The forests have a high proportion of old and dead wood . Individual forest areas are used intensively. Coniferous trees or Christmas tree crops often falter here . These areas are to be converted into forest areas close to the location.

In the forests, species-rich, extensively used grasslands are embedded in moist to wet locations.

The southern area of the nature reserve is characterized by numerous ditches from the period of amelioration ( Rimpau'sche moor dam culture ), which are often silted up or silted up. They are surrounded by rich bank vegetation. Furthermore, willow and other wet scrub, are sedge and bins Vineyard, reeds and moist Hochstaudenfluren formed.

Pondweed and frog-bite communities with frog-bite , frog- spoon , floating spawn-weed , common water hose , water feather , triple and small duckweed , multi-rooted pond lens , submerged star liver moss and fragile candelabrum alga settle in the waters . The riparian vegetation is z. B. formed from broad-leaved cattails and steamers . Furthermore include purple loosestrife , valerian , Meadowsweet , Real bindweed , Common Loosestrife , cabbage thistle , marsh yarrow , Marsh Woundwort , wild angelica and Wasserdost to find.

The area is home to beavers and otters , among others . The trenches are the habitat of the mud whip . Trenches and still waters are home to crested newts , tree frogs and moor frogs, as well as various types of dragonflies , including the willow maiden .

The forests are habitat for red and black kite , honey buzzard and tree falcon as well as black , gray , medium and small woodpecker . The area is also home to crane and black stork . Furthermore here include snipe , woodcock , Green Sandpiper , Red-backed Shrike , Nightingale , oriole , Whinchat , Marsh Tit , Willow Tit , Treecreeper and Pied Flycatcher home. The nature reserve is also the habitat of various bats , including the noctule bat and the water bat .

Web links

"Schulenburgscher Drömling" nature reserve in the database of the Lower Saxony State Office for Water Management, Coastal and Nature Conservation (NLWKN)