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Badplatsen Långa bryggan.
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Bjärreds Saltsjöbad, Naturreservat
- Nature reserve
- County: Skåne län
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Description
The Bjärreds saltsjöbad nature reserve is a leafy oasis at the popular swimming area Långa bryggan in Bjärred. And something as unusual as a forest area in Lomma municipality. Paths take you around the over one hundred year old beech forest. The forest has developed from the park trees around the old Saltsjöbaden bathing facility that existed here in the first half of the 20th century. In the wide-crowned old beech trees, the small bat trollpipistrell thrives. Bjärreds Saltsjöbad is a municipal nature reserve.
Forest
Bjärreds Saltsjöbad's nature reserve has a 120-year-old beech forest with a dozen giant trees. The largest beech has a circumference of over 6 meters. On the ground you can see flowers such as swallowwort and hop flowers. The forest is said to be part of the park environment that surrounded Saltsjöbadet, which was located here in the early 1900s.
Wildlife
The area is rich in birds and bats. There is a large robin colony in the southeast. Other birds that are easy to see and hear are blackbird, blackcap, blue tit and chaffinch. The nuthatch also thrives here, a bird that is otherwise rare in the municipality. Bats that can be glimpsed in the forest include the northern bat, brown long-eared bat, little pipistrelle and common pipistrelle. The hollows of the old beech trees offer both shelter and nesting sites.
The rare fritillary butterfly has been found in the area. In addition to the broadleaf forest, it needs shrubs such as wild honeysuckle, woodruff and blackberry to find food and breeding habitat for the butterfly larvae.
Outdoor life
The Saltsjöbad area consists partly of the Långa bryggan bathing area and partly of the nature reserve surrounding the bathing parking lot. Together, the area is of great importance for swimming and outdoor life. Remember to take your rubbish home.
In Lomma municipality's brochure "Guide to nature in Lomma" Pdf, 6.3 MB, opens in new window there is more information about accessibility and facilities for outdoor life in all reserves and nature areas.
Activities And Facilities
- Nature reserve
Facts
Established: 2018
Size: 5 hectares
Municipality: Lomma
Manager: Lomma municipality
Protection type: Nature reserve
Directions
Walk, cycle, take public transport or drive here. Map and directions via Google maps or coordinates (WGS84).
Regulations
**Within the area, special rules and restrictions apply to the right of public access.
For example, it is forbidden to:
- keeping dogs off leads
- make fires outside any designated areas
- camping
- setting up a caravan/mobile home
- ride a horse
- cycling outside designated cycle paths
- drive motor vehicles off designated roads, except for assistive vehicles for the disabled.
It is important to note that this is only a selection of the rules.
Full regulations for visitors
In addition to regulations and prohibitions in other laws and regulations, it is forbidden to:
- digging, removing, drilling, painting or otherwise damaging soil, rock or other natural objects
- remove wood or break branches, fell or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs,
- without the permission of the nature conservation officer at Lomma municipality, pick, collect, dig up or otherwise damage plants with the exception of the species stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) and cherry cabbage (Aegopodium podagraria),
- picking, collecting, digging up or otherwise damaging mosses, lichens or wood-living fungi, with the exception of single specimens if this is permitted under the conservation regulations, provided that the findings are registered in the Species Portal or equivalent national database for threatened species
- deliberately disturbing mammals and birds
- capture insects, spiders, snails or other invertebrates other than by scooping, hand picking or other selective method with subsequent re-release within the nature reserve, if it is permitted under the conservation regulations. The requirement for re-release does not apply to single specimens for species identification, provided that the findings are registered in the Species Portal or equivalent national database for endangered species,
- sow, plant or release plants, animals or other organisms
- bring an unleashed dog or other loose pet,
- put up a board, poster, poster, sign, light device, make an inscription or similar,
- use a music or sound system in a disruptive manner and use or drive vehicles or machines in a disruptive manner,
- drive a motor vehicle or motorized vehicle other than on a designated roadway and parking lot, except for assistive vehicles required to overcome a disability,
- operate aircraft (including model aircraft such as drones)
- make open fires other than in a specially designated place if available
- dumping waste such as garden waste, compost material, stones, rubbish or similar in the area
- set up a caravan, camper van or similar,
- hunt or use any form of firearm, except for protective hunting,
- without the municipality's permission, organize competitions or other events that may counteract the purposes of the area,
- cycling outside designated cycle paths,
- ride a horse or equivalent,
- camping.
Regulations updated 2018-10-02
Please be aware that some of these texts have been automatically translated.
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