Discover landscape maintenance: Excursion in the Hutewald Solling

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Excursion in the Hutewald Solling: Community learning about natural landscape maintenance

uslar (red). On August 4, 2024, nature and animal lovers had the opportunity to take part in an informative excursion by the Hutewald Solling. This event was led by the certified forest teacher Christine Helms. During the approximately two and a half hour tour, the participants not only learned through the Exmoor ponies and Auerochsen, but also received valuable insights into the ecological importance of this project.

event location and organization

The excursion took place in the picturesque Hutewald Solling, which is supervised by the Lower Saxony State Forest. The meeting point for the participants was strategically located between Amelith and Polier at 10:30 a.m. at the parking lot below the Nienover Castle. The event was aimed at nature interested in nature of all ages, with a participant contribution of six euros for adults and prior registrations were required.

community and nature conservation in the focus

This type of events not only contributes to the information about the measures to maintain landscape, but also promotes the sense of community among the participants. The Hutewald is not only a habitat for the animals, but also a place where people can experience nature up close and understand better. The leadership showed how important the preservation of such landscapes is for biodiversity and ecological balance.

further dates and information

practical information for interested parties
  • fixed shoes are required.
  • dogs are not allowed in the Hutewald so as not to disturb the animals.
  • The number of participants is limited, so early registration is recommended.

For more information and to register for one of the excursions, please visit the homepage www.naturpark-solling-vogler.de .

Participation in such events is not only an opportunity to learn more about nature, but also a way to actively work for the preservation of our environment.

- Nag