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Esselhofer Bruch
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Esselhofer Bruch

Nature's Sanctuary: A Haven for Biodiversity

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At Esselhofer Bruch, you'll discover a captivating wet heathland transitioning into an oak-birch forest. Willow pollards and fallow wet meadows provide a haven for endangered species. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and natural beauty of this remarkable nature reserve.
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The nature reserve was officially designated in 1993.

Quick Facts

Founded
1993

Guided Story

Can you hear the gentle rustling of leaves above you? Those are the ancient oaks and birches that have stood here for generations. Did you know these trees are vital to the ecosystem? They provide homes not just for birds, but for insects and bats as well. If you look closely, you might catch a glimpse of the rare kingfisher that calls this place home. To your left, you'll see the willow pollards. They're more than just a pretty sight; they’re a crucial habitat for many creatures. If you're visiting in spring, you'll witness the purple bloom of the heath, turning Esselhofer Bruch into a natural paradise. It's a place to breathe deeply and enjoy.

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