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Bratental

Nature's diversity in the heart of Göttingen

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Established in 1982, the Bratental Nature Reserve near Göttingen features diverse semi-dry grasslands and beech forests. It is home to rare orchids and birds of prey like the honey buzzard and common buzzard. Deer and various bumblebee species, including the forest bumblebee, also inhabit this area.

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Several rare orchid species can be found in Bratental.

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Founded: 1982

Guided Story

Welcome to the Bratental Nature Reserve! Established in 1982, this area lies to the east of Nikolausberg in Göttingen. As you look around, you'll notice the diverse semi-dry grasslands and towering beech forests. Keep an eye out for rare orchids that thrive here, adding a touch of color to the landscape. Look up to see birds of prey like the honey buzzard and the common buzzard soaring overhead, while deer quietly move through the trees. Listen closely, and you might hear the gentle buzz of bumblebees, including the forest and tree bumblebee, busy at work among the flowers. Enjoy the serenity and rich biodiversity of this remarkable place.