Eschdell

Eschdell protects a unique maple-ash ravine forest with its diverse flora and fauna. Key protection focuses on the extensive presence of silver-leaf (Lunaria rediviva) and safeguarding this natural forest for scientific study. The Eschbach stream flows through.

The Eschdell nature reserve, established in 1981, safeguards a rare maple-ash ravine forest. This distinctive ecosystem provides a habitat for a rich variety of animal and plant communities specifically adapted to this environment. A primary purpose of protection is the preservation of the extensive occurrence of the striking silver-leaf plant (Lunaria rediviva), a characteristic species of the area. Furthermore, Eschdell serves to secure a natural forest cell, which holds significant scientific value. The Eschbach stream meanders through the wooded terrain, contributing to the special ambiance that defines this precious natural heritage.