Nature trails in Bramsche

The Königstannen are a true treasure trove of regional cultural and geological history. Often the treasures lie hidden and are not immediately apparent to the viewer. But with a keen eye and some knowledge, you will discover amazing, unexpected, and inspiring things along the path. In addition, an enchanted forest scene and a relaxing silence convince.

Grasmoor is a gem at the foot of the Wiehen Mountains – a closely interlocked mosaic of heathlands, forested dunes, and dune valleys where moors, swamp forests, and lakes have formed. The "TERRA.track Grasmoor" is also the route of the "TERRA.natura Tips 5: Dune Land at the Wiehen Edge" to the NATURA 2000 areas in the Osnabrück district

A themed trail about 3 km long with lots of interesting facts about the red wood ant and many different tree species.

NATURA 2000? Ever heard of it? Maybe, but few really know what it exactly means: NATURA 2000 areas consist of EU bird protection areas and FFH areas. The abbreviation "FFH" stands for Fauna-Flora-Habitat. Fauna means animal life, flora means plant life, and habitat describes the living environment. NATURA 2000 therefore protects not only individual animal and plant species but also their habitats. The goal is to preserve biological diversity in Europe. In the Osnabrück district, there are a total of 28 of these "European premium protection areas." Good reason to present some of these particularly remarkable landscapes in detail in the TERRA.natura tips. Alongside information about the animals, plants, and habitats found there, there are exciting geological excursions. Moreover, questions about ecology and nature conservation are answered. Described hiking routes through selected areas convey knowledge about the special features along the way. You can obtain the complete accompanying brochure from the Nature and Geopark TERRA.vita.

NATURA 2000? Ever heard of it? Maybe, but what exactly lies behind it, few people know: NATURA 2000 areas consist of EU bird protection areas and FFH areas. The abbreviation "FFH" stands for Fauna-Flora-Habitat. Fauna means animal world, Flora is the plant world, and Habitat describes the living environment. NATURA 2000 therefore protects not only individual animal and plant species but also their habitats. The goal is to preserve biological diversity in Europe. In the Osnabrück district, there are a total of 28 of these "European premium protected areas." Reason enough to extensively introduce some of these particularly awe-inspiring landscapes in the TERRA.natura tips. In addition to information about the animals, plants, and habitats found there, there are exciting geological excursions. Moreover, questions about ecology and nature conservation are answered. Described hiking trails through selected areas convey knowledge about the special features along the way. You can obtain the complete accompanying brochure from the Nature and Geopark TERRA.vita.