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Naturschutzgebiet Barnbruch
A Haven for Endangered Species in the Aller Valley
Counts toward these achievements:
Wolfsburg: First Steps10 pts
Wolfsburg: Explorer25 pts
Wolfsburg: Insider50 pts
The NSG Barnbruch is an internationally significant wetland, providing a sanctuary for many endangered bird, amphibian, and insect species. Spanning 1,500 hectares across Wolfsburg and the Gifhorn district, this area is surrounded by dense forests, meadows, and pastures. It is one of the most ecologically valuable lowlands in the upper Aller region.
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It is the most ecologically valuable lowland area in the upper Aller region, alongside Drömling.
Quick Facts
Guided Story
Look around at the dense forests surrounding you. This is Barnbruch, spanning 1,500 hectares, making it one of the most significant wetlands in the area. Nestled between Wolfsburg and Gifhorn, it serves as a vital habitat for many endangered species. The meadows and pastures you see form the core of this unique ecosystem. Every rustle in the underbrush, every bird's flutter in the air speaks of the diversity and protection offered by this area. Remember, you stand in a place of international importance, contributing to the preservation of our natural world.
Location
Nearby
Naturschutzgebiet Ilkerbruch
2.6 km away
Schleuse Sülfeld
3.3 km away
Mühlenriede
3.2 km away
Schleusensiedlung
3.6 km away
Hoffmann-von-Fallersleben-Museum
4.3 km away
Schloss Fallersleben
4.3 km away
Schwefelbad Fallersleben
3.9 km away
Markuskirche
4.1 km away
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