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Naturschutzgebiet Unkenpfuhle Marzahn

A Sanctuary for Rare Species in Marzahn

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Nestled among three ponds in Berlin's Marzahn district, the 3.3-hectare NSG Unkenpfuhle Marzahn nature reserve offers a haven for endangered animal and plant species. The Hönower Weg trail runs alongside, allowing for observation of its unique biodiversity. Established in 2001, this area safeguards precious natural resources, even amidst an industrial setting.

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The nature reserve was established on October 25, 2001.

Quick Facts

Founded: October 25, 2001
Website: stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/natur_gruen/naturschutz/schutzgebiete/de/nsg/nsg34.shtml

Guided Story

Right here in the heart of Berlin's Marzahn district lies the Unkenpfuhle nature reserve. Covering 3.3 hectares, it provides a sanctuary for endangered animal and plant species. Established in 2001, this reserve has become a crucial haven for biodiversity. The Hönower Weg trail runs alongside, inviting you to explore its unique natural charm. Look north, and you'll notice the Parkfriedhof Marzahn surrounding the area. It's remarkable how such a natural oasis thrives amidst an industrial landscape.