Lochbusch-Königswiesen

Lochbusch-Königswiesen nature reserve in Rhineland-Palatinate protects a diverse riparian landscape. It features valuable low moor, wet meadow, and forest communities, shaped by the Speyerbach river. A haven for special species.

The Lochbusch-Königswiesen nature reserve in Rhineland-Palatinate protects a diverse array of habitats. Established in 1983, it encompasses valuable low moor, wet meadow, forest edge, and various forest communities. The Speyerbach river, flowing through the area, plays a crucial role in shaping this unique riparian landscape. This mosaic of different biotopes provides an important sanctuary for rare plant and animal species. The preservation of these sensitive ecosystems, especially the wetlands and their transition zones to the forest, is of high ecological significance. They contribute significantly to regional biodiversity and natural water management.