Fürstenkuhle, Nature reserve in Gescher, Germany.
Fürstenkuhle is a protected area near Gescher featuring wetlands, meadows, and forests in varying stages of growth. The landscape combines different terrain types that create diverse hiking and observation opportunities throughout the year.
The area received protected status in 1942 and was reassessed in 2004 to strengthen conservation measures. This review shaped how the landscape is managed today.
The name Fürstenkuhle reflects Low German heritage and points to the landscape's historical role as wildlife habitat. Visitors come here to connect with regional plant and animal life in their natural setting.
Visit along designated trails that wind through different habitats and vary by season and weather. Bring proper footwear and weather-appropriate clothing, as some areas can be muddy and slippery.
During mating season, thousands of moor frogs gather here, making it vital for this amphibian species. This seasonal concentration also draws bird watchers who want to observe predators hunting in the area.
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