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Nerother Kopf is a nature reserve in the Eifel, known for its volcanic past and the historic Nerother Burg ruin. It protects special geological features and diverse habitats for plants and animals, offering insight into nature history.
The Nerother Kopf is a designated nature reserve within the Eifel region, significant for its unique blend of natural and cultural heritage. Formed by ancient volcanic activity, this site preserves important geological features, including distinct rock formations that are valuable for scientific study. The reserve's primary purpose is the safeguarding of these geological structures and the specialized plant and animal communities that thrive in their particular habitats, such as dry grasslands and rock crevices. These conditions support a diverse range of species adapted to the volcanic soils. Additionally, the summit hosts the historic ruins of Nerother Burg, adding a layer of cultural significance. The combination of its impressive natural landscape and historical remnants makes Nerother Kopf a remarkable place, offering deep insights into the Eifel's geological past and human history.
| Location | Germany - Rheinland-Pfalz - Vulkaneifel |
| Area | 73.91ha |
| Year of foundation | 1988 |
| IUCN Category | IV |
| DtP ID | 29ca194c-7f45-4619-ab9b-0cecafcb7d26 |
| Name and division |
Rheinland-Pfalz
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| Website | https://naturschutz.rlp.de/ |
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