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Karower Teiche

A vital sanctuary for amphibians and water birds in Berlin

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Located in northeastern Berlin, the Karower Teiche nature reserve has been a crucial habitat for amphibians, dragonflies, and water birds since 1994. Named after the nearby district of Karow, it holds significant regional importance.

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The nature reserve was established on June 20, 1994.

Quick Facts

Founded: June 20, 1994

Guided Story

As you wander through this impressive nature reserve, remember that since 1994, it's been a safe haven for a variety of amphibians, dragonflies, and water birds. The Karower Teiche is not just a place of tranquility but a vital habitat in northeastern Berlin. Look to your left and see if you can spot the many bird species that call this place home. You might even catch a glimpse of a rare dragonfly gracefully hovering over the water. Fascinating, isn't it, how nature has crafted such a harmonious sanctuary here? The nearby district of Karow lends its name, highlighting the regional significance of this special place. Enjoy the fresh air and the soothing atmosphere that makes this spot so unique.