Evershorst, Nature reserve in Hüde, Germany
Evershorst is a nature reserve near Hüde encompassing about 24 hectares of old deciduous woodlands in Lower Saxony. The site sits close to Dümmer lake and provides natural habitats for numerous animal and plant species.
The area received protected status in 1973 and was designated as an IUCN Category IV nature reserve. This designation marked the beginning of active management aimed at preserving woodland habitats and their inhabitants.
The area demonstrates regional commitment to conservation through how it is managed and used today. Visitors can observe how nature is actively protected and maintained to secure habitats for wildlife.
The nature reserve sits on flat terrain and is easily accessible for walking and birdwatching. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and stay on marked paths to protect wildlife habitats.
The reserve hosts a substantial colony of gray herons that return each year for breeding. These large wading birds make it one of the region's most important nesting grounds.
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