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Ladebower Moor

A serene natural haven in Ladebow

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Ladebower Moor spans 133 hectares in the Greifswald district of Ladebow, offering pristine landscapes north of the city. Established as a nature reserve in 1997, it serves as a crucial habitat for diverse plant and animal species. It's a spot for those who appreciate the beauty of nature.

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The nature reserve was established in 1997.

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Founded: 1997

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You're standing in the heart of Ladebower Moor, a 133-hectare nature reserve in the Greifswald district of Ladebow. Protected since 1997, this area offers untouched landscapes that are home to many rare plant and animal species. As you look around, notice the diverse vegetation that makes this area so special. This protected space is a true retreat for anyone looking to enjoy tranquility and untouched nature. Located north of Greifswald, the moor invites you to fully experience the peace and beauty of nature.