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Badebornteich
Hidden Wetland Oasis on Hanover's Outskirts
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Hannover: First Steps10 pts
Hannover: Explorer25 pts
Hannover: Insider50 pts
Badebornteich in Hanover is a restored artificial pond that has evolved into a vital wetland habitat. Fed by the Bade spring, it supports rare flora and fauna. Nestled in the nature reserve between Badenstedt and Benther Berg, it exemplifies successful ecological restoration.
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Badebornteich was restored in 2004.
Quick Facts
Guided Story
Are you ready to explore a little slice of nature? As you stand here at Badebornteich, you're witnessing a piece of ecological history. Once a water reservoir, this pond underwent extensive restoration in 2004. Today, it serves as a crucial habitat for rare flora and fauna. Fed by the Bade spring, this pond offers a peaceful retreat between Badenstedt and Benther Berg. Look closely, and you might spot one of the rare species that call this place home. It's a remarkable example of successful ecological restoration and a testament to the harmony between humans and nature.
Location
Nearby

Atelier am Denkmal / Art Studio
1.6 km away

Sri Muthumariamman
1.0 km away

Friedhofskapelle Badenstedt
1.2 km away

Kriegerdenkmal 1870/71
1.7 km away

Paul Gerhardt Kirche
1.8 km away

Charlys Brücke
3.0 km away

St.-Johannes Chapel
2.1 km away

Christkönig-Kirche
2.2 km away
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