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Görslower Ufer

Preserved Shoreline of Lake Schwerin

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Görslower Ufer spans ten kilometers along the eastern shore of Lake Schwerin, between Raben Steinfeld and Leezen. Since March 22, 1982, it has protected not only the narrow shoreline but also the adjacent steep slopes. Covering 51 hectares, this nature reserve provides a vital habitat for numerous species of flora and fauna.

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The area was designated as a nature reserve on March 22, 1982.

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Founded: 1982

Guided Story

Standing here at the Görslower Ufer, you'll find a nature reserve that has been protected since March 22, 1982. This ten-kilometer stretch along the eastern shore of Lake Schwerin includes not only the narrow shoreline but also the impressive adjacent steep slopes. Spanning 51 hectares, it offers a crucial habitat for a wide range of plant and animal species. Imagine the diverse life thriving here, sheltered by this designated area. As you walk along the shore, keep an eye out for unique plant species that call this place home.