Rohrweiher-Rösselsweiher

Rohrweiher-Rösselsweiher is a nature reserve in Rheinland-Pfalz, known for its unique water and bog landscapes, forest edges, and diverse plant/animal life. It protects rare species like sundew and marsh gentian, vital for scientific study.

The Rohrweiher-Rösselsweiher nature reserve, nestled in Rheinland-Pfalz near the French border, is a vital part of the cross-border Pfälzerwald – Nordvogesen Biosphere Reserve. This protected area is dedicated to preserving its distinctive water and transitional zones, a significant raised bog, and diverse forest-edge and forest communities. Flowed through by the Rösselsbach and Rohrbach, which also lend the area its name, these waterways are integral to its unique hydrology. The reserve serves as a crucial habitat for a multitude of rare plant and animal species, making it an invaluable site for scientific research. Among the notable flora found here are the round-leaved sundew, marsh gentian, bogbean, and European frogbit, alongside unique orchid and daphne species. Its rich biodiversity highlights its ecological importance within the region.