COQUI MALACHOWSKA COQUI

The Sal­va­tor School sports hall is get­ting new plants

In the ‘Tege­ler Fließ’ land­scape con­ser­va­ti­on area, and on the edge of the natu­re reser­ve of the same name – both part of the ‘Tege­ler Fließ­tal’ Natu­ra 2000 site – nati­ve tree spe­ci­es such as field map­le (Acer cam­pest­re) and black alder (Alnus glu­ti­no­sa) may now be plan­ted, as they belong to the pro­tec­ted com­mu­ni­ties found here.

The area is cha­rac­te­ri­zed by its near-natu­ral river mean­ders, low­land moor­land mea­dows and an aqua­tic eco­sys­tem for rare and end­an­ge­red spe­ci­es, such as bea­vers, otters, king­fi­shers, marsh har­riers, corn­cra­kes, com­mon spa­de­foot toads, moor frogs and bog bean.

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