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Loberget, Naturreservat
- Nature reserve
- County: Blekinge län
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Description
Loberget is located in the upper part of the Mieån valley. Here you can experience a cultural-historical landscape with farmland around the farm from the early 1800s and surrounding wooded outlands.
The farm buildings, which are not part of the nature reserve, have largely retained their original character. Within the reserve, there have also been at least four crofts at different times, one of which was used until the 1930s. The crofting environment here is still visible with house foundations, fruit trees and pollarded trees.
Ice river deposits and inland fields
The nature reserve rises above Mieån on its western side. Along the river valley runs a sharply marked goat ridge-shaped gravel ridge. On the valley side around the farm there are also terraced glacial river deposits, which were previously cultivated fields, but are now grazed. Species such as cowslip, maidenhair fern, meadow violet, summer saxifrage, spring savory and knotweed thrive in the dry, open grasslands. Cultivation cairns and pollarded trees are found in connection with the former fields.
There are also oak-dominated deciduous forests on the old farmland. The heath flora is rich in places, with species such as woodland bengal, heather, witch hazel, cranberry and fern. In a spring marsh in the southern part of the meadow there is a large population of the downy moss, which is rare in southern Sweden.
Natural forests and marshes
There is a sharp boundary between the former inland area and the outlying land to the west of it. The oak forest becomes a coniferous forest with spruce and pine and plenty of dead wood in various stages of decomposition. The ground is covered with bilberries and abundant mosses, such as western hook moss, wavy silk moss and large cushions of blue moss. In the marshy areas there are pine and deciduous swamps with water hemlock and tufa in the field layer. In the center of the outfield is Logylet, which is a nutrient-poor brown-water lake surrounded by marshes. In the western part of the reserve there are areas with older beech trees.
Pleasant for wood-dwelling beetles
Wood-dwelling beetles thrive in the forests, such as the single-colored bark beetle, which lives under the bark of old beech trees. The six-spotted flower beetle lives as a larva in fallen parts of older oaks.
Bird life is also rich, with species such as the capercaillie, wolverine, pearl owl, kingfisher, skylark, green wren and lesser spotted woodpecker.
Activities And Facilities
- Nature reserve
Facts
Year of protection: 2002
Municipality: Karlshamn
Character: Ancient cultural landscape, pastures, coniferous forest-dominated outfields, river, ice river deposits, cultural history
Area: 128 hectares, of which 125 hectares are land and 3 hectares water
Landowners: State and private
Manager: Blekinge County Administrative Board
Type of protection: Nature reserve and Natura 2000
Directions
Loberget nature reserve is located along Gamla Tingsrydsvägen, just over two miles north of Karlshamn. The nature reserve does not have its own reserve parking, but the Ire nature reserve parking can be used.Turn off from highway 29 at the sign for Ire/Ire Nature and Culture School Nature Reserve, follow Ljungsjömålavägen to the T-junction, turn right onto Gamla Tingsrydsvägen and follow the signs for Nature Reserve for about 700 meters. The Ire Nature Reserve parking lot is right next to the road on the right side. Then walk a couple of hundred meters along Gamla Tingsrydsvägen north and turn left onto Hjularemålavägen. Cross the bridge and turn right onto the path leading up to Loberget.The nearest bus stops are Ihre vägskäl by road 29, just over two and a half kilometers southeast of the nature reserve, and Dannemark Ringamålavägen, just under three kilometers south of the nature reserve.
Regulations
You are welcome to visit Loberget, but please note that it is not allowed to
- dig or damage solid natural objects or surface formations
- damage stone walls and cairns
- disturb wildlife
- digging up plants or picking flowers
- enter hay meadows between March 21 and the meadow mowing around July 20, except on marked paths
- bring an unleashed dog other than for hunting
- make a fire
- drive a motorized vehicle
- ride a bicycle or horse other than on the access road to the farm
- camping or setting up a caravan or motor home
- use a radio, tape recorder, CD player or similar device in a disruptive manner or otherwise cause disturbing noise
- use the area for exercises that disturb nature or the public's outdoor life
- place a board, poster, poster, sign, inscription or similar device in the reserve.
Without permission from the county administrative board, you may not
- collect butterflies and beetles
- conduct scientific research or survey activities.
Contact
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Länsstyrelsen Blekinge
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