The Buchholzer Moor with Loekestein and Sauerwieser Heide Nature Reserve in the Westerwald protects valuable moorland and heath ecosystems, plus the Lökestein. It preserves unique habitats for specialized flora and fauna.
The Buchholzer Moor with Loekestein and Sauerwieser Heide Nature Reserve is located in the Neuwied district, nestled within the scenic Westerwald region of Rheinland-Pfalz. Designated in 2007, this significant area is dedicated to preserving rare moorland environments, the Sauerwieser Heath, and the distinctive Lökestein rock formation. As the second-largest nature reserve in the district, it safeguards unique habitats for specialized plant and animal species. The conservation of these particular biotopes, including the Buchholzer Moor with its wetlands and the biodiverse heath, is crucial for regional biodiversity. It offers valuable insights into the natural evolution of these diverse landscapes.
Location | Germany - Rheinland-Pfalz - Neuwied |
Area | 68.09ha |
Year of foundation | 1982 |
IUCN Category | IV |
DtP ID | 6886a7b2-c1f5-4982-bdbe-76c06a1c450e |
Name and division |
Rheinland-Pfalz
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Website | https://naturschutz.rlp.de/ |
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