Broängarnas naturreservat

Naturreservat

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Fylke: Stockholms län

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Broängarna is one of the most bird-rich areas in the county with about 230 registered bird species. You can get to a bird tower at Hästholmen from the nature reserve's parking lot or from Bro IP, a walk of about 2 kilometers. The beach meadows are grazed in the summer so that plants and animals that need grazed land can thrive, thus creating a great diversity of species.

Brovikarna has soft bottoms that are important breeding grounds for fish and there are also rare aquatic plants.

Værvarsel (kl. 12.00)

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Aktiviteter og fasiliteter

Protected since: 2004

Size: 275 hectares of which 124 hectares of land

Character: wetland, lake, meadow and pasture

Municipality: Upplands-Bro

Landowner: private

Trustees:

Form of protection: nature reserve

Other: Natura 2000 area Broviken SE0110130

Tar du bilen till finns naturreservatets parkeringsplats vid Ängsuddsvägen och ytterligare en parkering vid Bro IP.

Reservatet nås även med kollektivtrafik. Ta buss 555 från Kungsängen eller Bro station och kliv av vid hållplatsen Ängsuddsvägen, eller hållplatsen Nygårds industriområde. Från hållplatsen Ängsuddsvägen är det ca 1 kilometer till reservatet och från Nygårds industriområde är det ca 500 meter.

To protect the Broängarnas nature reserve, there are rules you must follow.

In the reserve it is forbidden to:

ride on the hiking trails and bring unleashed dogs
enter land and water areas on other than designated paths between 1/4 and 30/9
set up caravans or motorhomes, camp and make fires, other than in designated places with the municipality's permission
deliberately disturbing wildlife, for example by climbing trees or deliberately staying closer than 100 meters to a bird of prey's nest, lair or pot
making disturbing noises, e.g. with a music system, model airplane or similar
destroy or damage rock, earth or stone by drilling, hacking, blasting, carving, digging, painting or similar
break branches or otherwise damage vegetation, for example by digging up plants
putting up placards, posters and signs
organize orienteering, boating and shooting competitions/training or military exercises without the municipality's permission
organizing camp activities for schools and colleges without the municipality's permission and inventorying or investigating the nature reserve without the municipality's consent