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Sandgrube Im Jagen 86

A Biodiversity Haven in Berlin's Grunewald

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Nestled in Berlin's Grunewald, the Sandgrube im Jagen 86 spans 13 hectares and showcases remarkable biodiversity. Once an industrial gravel pit, this nature reserve is home to over 300 species of ferns and flowering plants, 188 species of butterflies, and 16 breeding bird species. It's a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and a haven for rare wildlife.

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The former gravel pit was industrially used from 1966 to 1983.

Quick Facts

Founded: February 28, 1992

Guided Story

You're standing in one of Grunewald's hidden gems. This area was once a gravel pit, used between 1966 and 1983, and has now transformed into a thriving nature reserve. Over 300 species of ferns and flowering plants call this place home, attracting 188 species of butterflies. Look around, and you might spot one of the 16 breeding bird species nesting here. The diversity is truly something to behold. To the northwest, just a short walk away, lies the Teufelssee swimming pool. Remember, this place offers a peaceful retreat not only for plants and animals but for nature lovers like yourself.