Sölvesborgsviken Nature Reserve
- Sölvesborg
- +46 10-224 00 00
- blekinge@lansstyrelsen.se
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The nature reserve consists mostly of a brackish water bay with surrounding beaches. The inner part of the bay is shallow and reedy. Within the reed belt are grazed coastal meadows, dry meadows and forest groves. A few smaller islands are also included.
Beskrivning
Sölvesborgsviken Nature Reserve makes up the majority of Sölvesborgsviken (mostly water) and is an old nature reserve. The area is located directly adjacent to the city of Sölvesborg and is easily accessible via the Sölvesborgsbron and the cycle paths around the bay. The area was originally established as a nature monument in 1939 for the purpose of protecting bird life, but has now been re-designated with new regulations and boundaries. The water around Sölvesborg is considered important for wintering birds such as the common grebe and the common grebe. The area's reed and wetland areas are an important breeding ground for several bird species, such as the common grebe, the brown harrier, the brown duck, the common grebe, the common grebe and the common coot. The area also contains butterflies and amphibians that are worthy of protection. The flora in the area also has elements that are worthy of protection, including meadowsweet, downy fingerwort and the endemic crown-sage, the common grebe.Here you will find
Cykelled Listerlandet
Bird's nest