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Jämsunda, drönarbild mot norr. Foto Robert Ekholm /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge -
Ekar intill vägen. Foto Isabel Vitaskär /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge -
Gamla hamlade lindar. Foto Isabel Vitaskär /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge -
Grönstensblock. Foto Isabel Vitaskär /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge -
Avenbokskog och stenmurar. Foto Isabel Vitaskär /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge -
Vätteros och vitsippor. Foto Isabel Vitaskär /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge -
Betesmark. Foto Isabel Vitaskär /Länsstyrelsen Blekinge
Jämsunda, Naturreservat
- Naturreservat
- Landsdel: Blekinge län
Handlinger
Beskrivelse
Enjoy the bright greenery of spring and the vibrant colors of autumn in the lush deciduous forest. Here you can experience many different species of plants, fungi and animals.
Species-rich broadleaf forests
The broadleaf forest within the nature reserve is one of the county's most protected forest areas. The forest is dominated by oak and hornbeam with an unusually large proportion of lime and hazel.
The Swedish Forest Agency has designated 10 key biotopes within the nature reserve and the county administrative board has registered almost 300 trees worthy of protection. Many trees are old and there are traces of pollarding. Several unusual species and signal species have been found in the area, such as the violet finger fungus, pink lichen, lesser spotted woodpecker and the butterfly reed-tipped crested flycatcher.
Greenstone
The area's bedrock consists largely of greenstone, which is exposed in several places. Greenstone is a collective name for dark greenish, basic rocks. The greenstone gives rise to a very rich grove flora for Blekinge, with species such as water lily, bush starflower, tooth root, cornflower, spring pea, lungwort, and grove lichen. In several of the area's stone walls you can see the black and typically angular greenstone blocks. They contrast in color and shape with the round and lighter granite blocks.
Pastures and historical traces
Some smaller parts of the nature reserve consist of more open natural pastures, with species such as brome, maidenhair fern, blue heather and yellow poppy. Traces of previous land use are also visible in many places in the reserve. North of the main road, in the western part, there is, for example, a farmstead and a fine lane. Scattered throughout the reserve are cairns and stone walls. On a mountain ridge in the southern part, you can see ancient remains in the form of some stone circles.
Outdoor life and accessibility
Jämsunda nature reserve is an exciting area to wander in. The reserve is crossed by several gravel roads, forest roads and paths, but there are no marked trails. The reserve does not currently have a parking lot, but parking is available adjacent to road 669. The nature reserve lacks outdoor facilities and is not accessible.
Aktiviteter og faciliteter
- Naturreservat
Fakta
Protection year: 2024
Municipality: Karlskrona
Characteristics: Deciduous forest, grove flora, pastures, cultural history
Area: 82 hectares of land
Landowners: Private, state
Manager: Blekinge County Administrative Board
Type of protection: Nature reserve and Natura 2000
Rutevejledning
The nature reserve is located between Jämsunda and Bråstorp, about 2.5 km south of Tving. The reserve is crossed by road 669. Parking is available north of the road, just west of the bridge over Nättrabyån.The nearest bus stop is "Bråstorp" in Tving. From there it is about 1.4 km to Jämsunda nature reserve. Follow road 122 towards Karlskrona for about 100 m, then take road 669 towards Johannishus.
Regler
You are welcome to visit Jämsunda, but please note that it is not allowed to:
- drill, hack, blast, carve, dig, paint or in any way damage rock, soil or stone, or to relocate or remove stone, damage stone walls, cairns or other cultural-historical remains,
- unduly damaging or disturbing wildlife
- capture or collect plants, fungi or animals in such a way as to damage or destroy their habitats
- damage living or dead trees and shrubs, or vegetation in general, remove or burn dead wood
- picking mosses, lichens or wood-living fungi, other than what is reasonably necessary for species identification
- digging up or pulling up vascular plants
- planting, sowing or spreading plants, animals, fungi or other organisms
- carry an unleashed dog other than for the purposes of hunting or herding livestock or searching for injured animals
- ride horses or bicycles other than on existing farm roads (see Decision Appendix 2) and paths,
- drive motorized vehicles,
- camping or otherwise setting up camp for more than 2 days,
- park or set up motor vehicles, caravans, motorhomes or similar other than in the reserve's parking lot, and there for a maximum of 1 day,
- light a fire or use barbecues or similar. The use of outdoor kitchens is permitted.
Without permission from the county administrative board, you may not either:
- carry out scientific surveys involving sampling, marking, trapping, installation of equipment or any form of impact on plant or animal life,
- use the area for competitions or other organized activities that may disturb nature or the public's outdoor life,
- put up a board, poster, poster, sign, signpost, inscription or similar device, other than temporarily (for a maximum of one week) in connection with hunting or in connection with organized outdoor activities.
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