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Kenner Flur

Nature reserve for endangered species by the Moselle

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Kenner Flur is a 31.4-hectare nature reserve in Trier, established in 1989. It preserves the characteristic riverbank and water structures of the Moselle valley, providing habitat for endangered insects and amphibians. Bird species such as the great crested grebe, sand martin, and little ringed plover also use the area for breeding and resting.

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The Kennerbach flows into the Moselle.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1989

Guided Story

You're standing in the heart of a 31.4-hectare nature reserve, recognized since 1989. Kenner Flur preserves the unique riverbank and water structures of the Moselle valley. This area is a crucial habitat for rare insects and amphibians. You might spot some birds nesting or resting here, like the graceful great crested grebe. The tranquility and diversity of this place are truly special. A walk through this natural landscape gives you a chance to experience the beauty and importance of the regional flora and fauna firsthand.