Lövdalsskogen

Nature reserve

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Lövdalsskogen Nature Reserve consists of diverse coniferous forest with high conservation value. Several rare species can be found here.

There are no visitor facilities in the reserve, apart from informational signs.

Protected since: 2005

Area: 66.4 hectares

Character: coniferous forest, mixed forest

Municipality: Norrtälje

Landowner: private

Administrative authority: Stockholm County Administrative Board

Type of protection: nature reserve

Lövdalsskogen is located between the lakes Björndalssjön and Storsjön, in Norrtälje.

The nature reserve is accessible on foot via a road leading into the area from the west.

There is no parking lot next to the reserve.

To protect Lövdalsskogen Nature Reserve, visitors must follow certain rules. Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:

Drill, chop, blast, carve, dig, paint, or in any way damage rock, soil, or stone
Break branches, cut down, or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs
Uproot plants such as twigs, herbs, mosses, or lichens, or remove wood-inhabiting fungi
Disturb wildlife (e.g., by climbing nesting trees, capturing or killing mammals, birds, reptiles, or amphibians)
Capture or collect invertebrates
Bring a dog off-leash
Make fires
Put up boards, posters, signs, or inscriptions

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