The Ellewicker Feld nature reserve protects rare habitats and species like the Great Crested Newt. It's a vital stopover for migratory birds, including cranes, lapwings, and various duck species.
The Ellewicker Feld nature reserve in Vreden is a crucial area dedicated to preserving and restoring natural habitats. Its primary purpose is to maintain and enhance the conservation status of endangered animal and plant species of community interest. This includes the Great Crested Newt, a species of European importance. The area also serves as a significant refuge for numerous bird species and a vital stopover point for migratory birds. Among the protected species are the Crane, Wood Lark, Ruff, European Golden Plover, and Greater Flamingo. Regularly observed migratory birds include the Shoveler, Teal, Garganey, Common Snipe, Eurasian Curlew, Black-tailed Godwit, and Northern Lapwing. This rich biodiversity makes Ellewicker Feld a valuable natural gem.
| Location | Germany - North Rhine-Westphalia - Borken |
| Area | 63.03ha |
| Year of foundation | 1985 |
| IUCN Category | IV |
| DtP ID | 0b00509d-e9a9-42f1-b089-beaf926819a6 |
| Name and division |
Nordrhein-Westfalen-Stiftung
Naturschutz, Heimat- und Kulturpflege |
| Website | https://www.nrw-stiftung.de |
| Address |
Roßstraße 133
40476 Düsseldorf Germany |
