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The Upahler und Lenzener See nature reserve protects Groß Upahler See and Lenzener See, plus surrounding forests. It's a key habitat for diverse species, part of the FFH area, offering paths and views from Jasenberg.
The Upahler und Lenzener See nature reserve in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is dedicated to safeguarding the vital lake areas of Groß Upahler See and Lenzener See, along with their surrounding mixed forests. This protected landscape provides crucial habitats for diverse aquatic and woodland species, contributing significantly to the region's biodiversity. As part of the 'Wald- und Gewässerlandschaft um Groß Upahl und Boitin' FFH area, its ecological value is recognized on a broader scale. The area's natural beauty and tranquil waters have long held cultural relevance for the surrounding communities. Visitors are welcome to experience the serene environment on designated paths, with the Jasenberg hill to the south offering expansive views across the lakes and wooded shores. The adjacent forests are managed extensively, allowing natural processes to thrive and further enhancing the reserve's pristine character. This reserve serves as a sanctuary for numerous plants and animals, preserving a valuable piece of the Dobbertiner lake district.
| Location | Germany - Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - Ludwigslust-Parchim |
| Area | 5.36km² |
| Year of foundation | 1978 |
| IUCN Category | IV |
| DtP ID | 0424a72e-7dbf-4cc8-a310-8b763a64024c |
| Name and division |
Digitize the Planet e.V.
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| Website | https://digitizetheplanet.org/ |
| Address |
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Kreuzbergstraße 30
10965 Berlin Germany |
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