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Fotograf: Malin Miller
Foto: Malin Miller
Hagelstad, Naturreservat
- Naturreservat
- Landsdel: Kalmar län och Öland
Handlinger
Beskrivelse
Lush deciduous oak and lime forests cover large parts of this reserve. It has not always been like this. People have farmed these lands since the Iron Age, grazing animals and collecting hay from meadows. It wasn't until the 1970s that the forest was given free rein and the open fields were hidden in greenery. But there are still traces of the past!
Stones that tell the story
On Öland there are remains from the Iron Age on a scale that is unique, even from an international perspective. Here in Hagelstad, you can see several house foundations, stone walls and cairns from the Iron Age. The remains are most clearly visible in the north-eastern part of the nature reserve.
From meadow to forest
Maps from 1778 show that the reserve's land at this time was hay meadows belonging to Hagelstad village. Mowing had probably been going on for several hundred years before that too. Generations of farmers have gathered hay from the meadows to feed their cattle in winter. Meadow haymaking continued until the 1920s, when grazing animals replaced the bond. When grazing ceased in the 1970s, the farming era came to an end, giving trees and shrubs free rein to grow into the lush forest that characterizes the area today, but in the eastern part of the nature reserve there is now a small meadow that is managed with mowing every year. The oldest trees in the reserve have also been given more space by removing younger competing trees.
Valuable trees
The reserve's forest is home to a range of unusual lichens, mosses and fungi. Many of these are linked to the area's old oaks and lime trees, which stand here and there. These light-loving trees grew up when the area was still farmed. Feel free to stop by one of the old trees. Perhaps there is a tick on the trunk? If you look closely at the nooks and crannies of the rough bark, you'll see various lichens, some of them quite decorative!
Aktiviteter og faciliteter
- Naturreservat
Fakta
Decision year: 2009
Area: 14.8 hectares
Municipality: Borgholm
Landowners: Swedish Environmental Protection Agency and individuals
Manager: Kalmar County Administrative Board
Rutevejledning
The reserve is located 2 km west/southwest of Källa church and about 6.5 km south/southwest of Löttorp.
Regler
In the nature reserve you are not allowed:
- Drive a motorized vehicle.
- Park a vehicle, caravan or trailer in a place other than designated parking spaces.
- Camp for more than one day in the same place.
- Climbing trees with nests.
- Being close to a bird of prey nest, lair or burrow.
- Deliberately disturbing wildlife.
- Bringing a dog or other animal that is not on a leash.
- Making a fire.
- Picking or damaging mosses, lichens or woodland fungi.
- Digging or pulling up vascular plants.
- Damage or remove trees, stumps, bark, branches, shrubs or brush that are growing or dead.
Full regulations
C. Regulations according to Chapter 7, Section 30 of the Environmental Code on the right to travel and stay in the reserve and on order in general.
It is forbidden to enter the reserve:
- drive motor vehicles
- set up motor vehicles, caravans or trailers other than on specially designated roads and places
- Camping for more than one day in the same place.
- climbing trees, staying close to a bird of prey's nest, lair or pot, or otherwise deliberately damaging or disturbing wildlife
- bring an unleashed dog or other loose pet
- making a fire
- Pick or damage wood fungi, mosses or lichens.
- Digging or pulling up vascular plants.
- Damage or remove growing or dead trees, stumps, bark, branches, bushes or brush.
The regulations under C do not apply to owners or holders of special rights to real estate or holders of other rights.
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