Nonnenbachtal

Summary

The Nonnenbachtal nature reserve protects a vital fast-flowing stream, its valley slopes, and the unique East Mecklenburg moraine landscape. It's home to species like brown trout, brook lamprey, and otter.

Description

The Nonnenbachtal nature reserve safeguards a significant part of the East Mecklenburg terminal moraine landscape. It encompasses the Nonnenbach, a dynamic fast-flowing stream, and its adjacent valley slopes, which together form a unique ecosystem. The primary purpose of protection is to preserve these valuable natural communities, including the distinct flora and fauna adapted to this specific environment. The stream provides habitat for important species such as brown trout, brook lamprey, and otters, which are integral to the area's biodiversity. The surrounding slopes contribute to the diverse landscape, showcasing typical features of the region's geological history. This reserve is part of a larger network of protected areas around the upper Tollense basins, highlighting its ecological importance. A hiking trail offers opportunities to experience the valley's natural beauty.